Monthly Rent Report

Park Slope Rent Report — April 2021

Asking rents in ZIP 11215, New York City, from 375 listings.

Median 1BR rent in Park Slope was $2,150 in April 2021, up 13.2% (+$250) from March 2021. The middle half of 1BR listings asked between $1,950 and $2,675. That puts Park Slope $350 above the New York City citywide 1BR median of $1,800. The month's figures are based on 375 listings across 10 bedroom categories.

Median Rent by Bedroom Count

BedroomsMedianVs. March 2021Vs. Year AgoP25–P75 RangeListings
Studio$1,750+$93 (+5.6%)—$1,690 – $1,99664
Studio$1,625−$32 (-1.9%)—$1,575 – $1,6508
1BR$2,150+$250 (+13.2%)—$1,950 – $2,675121
1BR$2,331+$431 (+22.7%)—$2,297 – $2,3662
2BR$2,000−$300 (-13.0%)—$2,000 – $2,0001
2BR$2,450+$150 (+6.5%)—$2,200 – $3,000122
3BR$2,331−$419 (-15.3%)—$1,746 – $2,9152
3BR$2,800+$50 (+1.8%)—$2,698 – $3,17548
4BR$3,800+$425 (+12.6%)—$2,963 – $4,2256
4BR$2,100−$1,275 (-37.8%)—$2,100 – $2,1001

Median, P25, and P75 are asking rents from listings posted in April 2021. Changes compare against the nearest prior month with data.

Park Slope vs. New York City — April 2021

BedroomsPark Slope MedianNYC Citywide MedianDifference
Studio$1,750$1,709+$41 (+2.4%)
Studio$1,625$1,709−$84 (-4.9%)
1BR$2,150$1,800+$350 (+19.4%)
1BR$2,331$1,800+$531 (+29.5%)
2BR$2,000$2,200−$200 (-9.1%)
2BR$2,450$2,200+$250 (+11.4%)
3BR$2,331$2,573−$242 (-9.4%)
3BR$2,800$2,573+$228 (+8.8%)
4BR$3,800$3,000+$800 (+26.7%)
4BR$2,100$3,000−$900 (-30.0%)

Citywide figure is the median of zip-level medians across 163 New York City zip codes with listings in April 2021.

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