90th Percentile Rent by District — New York City

Map and ranking of 90th Percentile Rent across New York City's 51 districts. Highest: District 1 ($3,500). Lowest: District 16 ($1,944). Data: 2020–2024.
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90th Percentile Rent · all 51 New York City districts · 2020–24

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2020–2024 5-year ACS estimate.

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New York City citywide · 90th Percentile Rent --
Highest district District 1: $3,500
Lowest district District 16: $1,944
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Note: Rent is what renters pay their landlord each month, not counting utilities they pay separately. It reflects what current renters pay, not asking rents for vacant units. If a percentile of rent is above a certain amount, the Census Bureau does not release the specific value, so we show “Over” that amount. That cutoff was $2,000 in 2010–14 ($2,650 in 2024 dollars). It has been $3,500 since 2015–19, so it is worth less in later releases: $4,294 in 2024 dollars for 2015–19.

Universe: Renter-occupied housing units · Geography: Census Block Group · Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 2020–2024 5-Year Estimates

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Min $1.9k 25th pct $2.4k Median $2.6k 75th pct $3.2k Max $3.5k

District ranking: 90th Percentile Rent (2020–24)

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#1 District 1 Christopher Marte Over $3,500--
#1 District 2 Harvey Epstein Over $3,500--
#1 District 3 Carl Wilson Over $3,500--
#1 District 4 Virginia Maloney Over $3,500--
#1 District 5 Speaker Julie Menin Over $3,500--
#1 District 6 Gale A. Brewer Over $3,500--
#1 District 7 Majority Leader Shaun Abreu Over $3,500--
#1 District 26 Julie Won Over $3,500--
#1 District 33 Lincoln Restler Over $3,500--
#1 District 34 Jennifer Gutiérrez Over $3,500--
#1 District 35 Crystal Hudson Over $3,500--
#1 District 39 Shahana Hanif Over $3,500--
#13 District 36 Chi Ossé $3,322--
#14 District 22 Tiffany Cabán $3,018--
#15 District 9 Yusef Salaam $2,980--
#16 District 19 Vickie Paladino $2,974--
#17 District 37 Sandy Nurse $2,970--
#18 District 23 Linda Lee $2,912--
#19 District 29 Lynn Schulman $2,860--
#20 District 51 Frank Morano $2,819--
#21 District 30 Phil Wong $2,805--
#22 District 8 Elsie Encarnacion $2,760--
#23 District 21 Shanel Thomas-Henry $2,685--
#24 District 40 Rita Joseph $2,676--
#25 District 38 Alexa Avilés $2,662--
#26 District 24 James F. Gennaro $2,584--
#27 District 50 David Carr $2,583--
#28 District 25 Shekar Krishnan $2,577--
#29 District 44 Simcha Felder $2,539--
#30 District 13 Shirley Aldebol $2,517--
#31 District 10 Carmen De La Rosa $2,494--
#32 District 20 Sandra Ung $2,476--
#33 District 32 Joann Ariola $2,456--
#34 District 27 Deputy Speaker Dr. Nantasha Williams $2,444--
#35 District 31 Selvena N. Brooks-Powers $2,437--
#36 District 41 Darlene Mealy $2,425--
#37 District 28 Tyrell "Ty" Hankerson $2,418--
#38 District 48 Inna Vernikov $2,415--
#39 District 46 Mercedes Narcisse $2,414--
#40 District 45 Farah N. Louis $2,400--
#41 District 47 Kayla Santosuosso $2,393--
#42 District 11 Eric Dinowitz $2,359--
#43 District 49 Kamillah Hanks $2,332--
#44 District 43 Susan Zhuang $2,330--
#45 District 42 Chris Banks $2,262--
#46 District 12 Kevin C. Riley $2,149--
#47 District 18 Amanda Farías $2,121--
#48 District 15 Oswald Feliz $2,069--
#49 District 14 Pierina Ana Sanchez $1,999--
#50 District 17 Justin Sanchez $1,984--
#51 District 16 Althea Stevens $1,944--
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