Real Estate
Rent On The Rise On The Upper West Side: Study
Compared to last September, prices for studios and one- or two-bedroom apartments have bumped up, a study shows.
UPPER WEST SIDE, NY — Average rent prices on the Upper West Side have risen in the last year, according to a study by real estate firm MNS.
Studio apartments on the UWS were actually a touch cheaper in September than in August 2021, but had risen slightly compared to September 2020.
The report from MNS includes prices for apartments both with and without a doorman. Prices rose at a much higher rate for one- and two-bedrooms that had an attendant at the door, the report shows.
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Here's a look at how prices compare from last September to this September, based on the Manhattan Rental Market Report:
Studio, with doorman
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- September 2020: $2,384
- September 2021: $2,818
Studio, without doorman
- September 2020: $2,031
- September 2021: $2,054
One-bedroom, with doorman
- September 2020: $3,621
- September 2021: $4,354
One-bedroom, without doorman
- September 2020: $$2,605
- September 2021: $2,809
Two-bedroom, with doorman
- September 2020: $5,781
- September 2021: $6,729
Two-bedroom, without doorman
- September 2020: $3,789
- September 2021: $4,037
Overall, the average price for any rental in Manhattan is up 12.65 percent from this time last year, the report says.
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