Greenwich Village Rent Prices & Neighborhood Guide

Historic bohemian Manhattan neighborhood with charming brownstone streets, Washington Square Park, NYU campus, and artistic heritage.

Data from HUD Fair Market Rent estimates | Editorial standards
New York, NYAvg Rent: $5,175/moWalk Score: 99
Walkability
99
Walk Score
Transit
100
Transit Score
Commute
15-25 min
To Downtown
Safety
Excellent
Rating

Greenwich Village Rent Prices

Studio
$2,900
per month
1 Bedroom
$3,800
per month
2 Bedrooms
$5,500
per month
3 Bedrooms
$8,500
per month

Rent Trend: Premium stable pricing

Neighborhood Character

Vibe & Demographics

Neighborhood Vibe
Bohemian, artistic, historic
Demographics
Students, artists, professionals, long-time residents
Best For
StudentsArtistsHistory loversThose seeking village charm

Lifestyle & Amenities

Restaurant Scene
Eclectic mix, historic spots, upscale dining
Nightlife
Jazz clubs, bars, comedy clubs, live music
Schools
NYU dominates, some good public schools

Pros & Cons of Living in Greenwich Village

Pros

  • Beautiful streets
  • Rich history
  • Central location
  • Cultural scene

Cons

  • Very expensive
  • Tourist crowds
  • Limited parking
  • Noisy at times

Parks & Recreation

  • Washington Square Park
  • Union Square nearby

Public Transit

  • A, B, C, D, E, F, M trains
  • Multiple lines converge

Popular Streets

  • Bleecker Street
  • MacDougal Street
  • Christopher Street

Key Amenities

  • Washington Square Park
  • Independent theaters
  • Jazz clubs
  • Boutique shopping

Compare with Other New York Neighborhoods

Manhattan

2BR Rent:$4,800
Walk Score:98
Fast-paced, urban, cosmopolitan

Brooklyn Heights

2BR Rent:$4,200
Walk Score:95
Quiet, family-friendly, upscale

Williamsburg

2BR Rent:$4,000
Walk Score:92
Trendy, artistic, energetic

Astoria

2BR Rent:$3,100
Walk Score:88
Community-oriented, multicultural, residential

Long Island City

2BR Rent:$4,300
Walk Score:85
Modern, developing, urban

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