New York City, NY
Updated April 28, 2026 · Would You Live There?
Think twice
Verdict
$1.5M
Median Price
100/100
Walk Score
7.4/10
Schools
9 min
to Midtown Manhattan
Score Breakdown
Our Take
The neighborhood is a walker's paradise with excellent transit and dining, but it comes with a sky-high cost of living. If you’re comfortable paying premium rents and taxes for the convenience, it’s worth considering. Otherwise, look elsewhere for more affordable options.
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The Good
- ✓Unbeatable walkability and transit
- ✓High‑quality restaurants and nightlife
- ✓Strong school ratings and educational options
- ✓Low flood risk and short commute to Midtown
Real Talk
- !Rents and property prices are among the highest in the city
- !Limited quiet; the area is very crowded and noisy
- !High taxes and utility costs add to the expense
- !Limited space—most apartments are small and expensive
- $Property taxes and insurance
- $Expensive groceries and specialty foods
- $Parking permits and street parking fees
- $Higher cost of childcare and day‑care services
Best For
Risk Snapshot
Crime & Safety
New York City, NY
Safety grade
5% higher than the national average
2% higher than the national average
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