Rental market snapshot for Washington Heights, Manhattan

Washington Heights rental market summary

The rental market in Washington Heights, New York is showing signs of growth. In July 2023, there were 384 new listings, a significant increase from the previous month. The median rent also increased from $2,900 in June 2023 to $2,699 in July 2023, representing a 6.9% increase. This is a further indication of a growing rental market in the area.

The rental market in Washington Heights has seen a steady increase since July 2022, when the median rent was $2,550. This represents a 5.8% increase in rent over the past year, indicating that the rental market in Washington Heights is continuing to grow. With more new listings and increasing median rent, the rental market in Washington Heights is showing signs of a healthy and growing market.

Median rent for all residential properties in Washington Heights

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The most expensive listings and top trending buildings in Washington Heights

Most Expensive Listings

AddressRent PriceBed / Bath
565 W 162nd St$6,9997 / 2.0
1950 Amsterdam Ave$6,2801 / 2.0
158-18 Riverside Dr W$5,5003 / 2.0
820 Riverside Dr$5,2505 / 2.5
1950 Amsterdam Ave$4,9751 / 2.0

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Bedroom Breakdown in Washington Heights

Washington Heights neighborhood apartments rents

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Frequently asked questions

Our data is best categorized as "alternative data", which is a burgeoning sector. Through partnerships and direct feeds, we extract key factual elements that are publicly available within rental listings on internet listing sites and property websites. Once aggregated, we mine through the data to parse out relevant insights and calculate important metrics, benchmarks, and other KPIs. Each week, our system sifts through millions of listing observations and other pockets of market information to deliver the most comprehensive picture of rental housing available.

This is a metric that we try not to overthink. Simply, we take each unique listing observation within a geographic boundary and calculate a simple average. Of course, we're careful to filter for duplicates and other listings that aren't reflective of the market.

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While some of our data is refreshed daily and other data comes in weekly, the bulk of it comes in on a biweekly basis.

Our coverage is nationwide! In our platform, we have data points for every ZIP code and neighborhood boundary in the country.

Every rental housing unit is differentiated by attributes such as its location, square footage, and amenity composition. Thanks to machine learning and natural language processing technologies we deploy, we're able to deconstruct our rental listing data points and identify key amenities for each listing. With this information, we're able to give signals around how certain amenities drive rental pricing value in certain areas.

Well, we think so! At the highest level, our process is simple. Listings data is ingested, cleaned (de-duplicated. etc.), analyzed for insights, and then presented to our users.

As of 2023-07-31, the median rent in Washington Heights is $2,699.
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