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Manhattan
Midtown
Editorial description
New York’s highest-intensity district, placing renters among major offices, theaters, shopping, landmarks, and the city’s broadest concentration of transit
Housing4 of 6 available
Studio rent$3,930Fresh · StreetEasy Data Dashboard
1BR rent$5,630Fresh · StreetEasy Data Dashboard
2BR rent$7,955Fresh · StreetEasy Data Dashboard
3BR rent$15,800Fresh · StreetEasy Data Dashboard
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