Here Are The Most Expensive NYC Neighborhoods: See List

NEW YORK CITY — For the sixth year in a row, Hudson Yards has been ranked as the most expensive neighborhood in New York City.

In the second quarter of 2025 the median sale price for Hudson Yards is $5.9 million, according to Property Shark, who recently released a list of the top 50 expensive neighborhoods in the city.

Manhattan had seven neighborhoods in the top 10. Tribeca was ranked second with $4.1 million, followed by SoHo with $3.6 million.

In Brooklyn, Manhattan Beach saw the sharpest rise in median sale price at 197 percent, according to the analysis. Homecrest followed with the second-highest jump in median sale price at 57 percent to reach $985,000.

The Columbia Street Waterfront District was the most expensive neighborhood in Brooklyn, with a median sale price of $1,924,000.

In addition, Queens' most expensive neighborhood was Fresh Meadows with a median sale price of $1,153,000.

Thirty-nine neighborhoods had median sales over $1 million, and five neighborhoods went over the $2 million, according to ProprtyShark.

The ranking excludes Staten Island and the Bronx and compared sales records between April 1 and June 30 of 2024 to the same period this year.

Here Are The Top 20 Most Expensive Neighborhoods In The City

1. Hudson Yards, Manhattan

2. TriBeCa, Manhattan

3. SoHo, Manhattan

4. Little Italy, Manhattan

5. Hudson Square, Manhattan

6. Columbia Street Waterfront District, Brooklyn

7. Boerum Hill, Brooklyn

8. Flatiron District, Manhattan

9. DUMBO, Brooklyn

10. Theatre District - Times Square, Manhattan

11. Williamsburg, Brooklyn

12. Gowanus, Brooklyn

13. Greenwich Village, Manhattan

13. Manhattan Beach, Brooklyn

13. West Village, Manhattan

14. Greenwood Heights, Brooklyn

15. Central Midtown, Manhattan

16. Park Slope, Brooklyn

17. Garment District, Manhattan

18. Cobble Hill, Brooklyn

19. Downtown Brooklyn, Brooklyn

20. Chelsea, Manhattan

To read the full rankings and median sale prices for each neighborhood, click here.