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New York
Average Rent
$2,230
2% YoY
Rent Comparison
37.2% Higher
than the national average
Rentals Available
8,853
Population
19.49 Million
New York Metropolitan Areas
The state of New York is comprised of 14 metropolitan areas with a total population of 19,490,308. Explore New York’s metro areas and compare key metrics.
New York Metro Area
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New York Metro Area
POPULATION
11,757,573
AVG RENT
$2,938
# RENTALS
7,308
Long Island Metro Area
POPULATION
2,897,914
AVG RENT
$2,946
# RENTALS
1,667
Buffalo Metro Area
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Buffalo Metro Area
POPULATION
1,157,878
AVG RENT
$1,419
# RENTALS
1,138
Rochester Metro Area
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Rochester Metro Area
POPULATION
1,053,355
AVG RENT
$1,602
# RENTALS
1,200
Albany Metro Area
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Albany Metro Area
POPULATION
908,112
AVG RENT
$1,678
# RENTALS
1,181
Syracuse Metro Area
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Syracuse Metro Area
POPULATION
650,334
AVG RENT
$1,485
# RENTALS
492
Utica Metro Area
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Utica Metro Area
POPULATION
287,437
AVG RENT
$1,474
# RENTALS
127
Binghamton Metro Area
POPULATION
243,603
AVG RENT
$1,313
# RENTALS
57
Kingston Metro Area
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Kingston Metro Area
POPULATION
182,149
AVG RENT
$1,783
# RENTALS
52
Glens Falls Metro Area
POPULATION
126,200
AVG RENT
$1,184
# RENTALS
22
Watertown-Fort Drum Metro Area
POPULATION
116,129
AVG RENT
$918
# RENTALS
15
Ithaca Metro Area
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Ithaca Metro Area
POPULATION
100,574
AVG RENT
$2,102
# RENTALS
362
Elmira Metro Area
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Elmira Metro Area
POPULATION
80,849
AVG RENT
$1,471
# RENTALS
14
Poughkeepsie Metro Area
AVG RENT
$1,982
# RENTALS
304
New York Rent Ranges
On average, rent in the state of New York falls anywhere from < $700/mo on the low end to > $2,000/mo at the max. Most rental prices fall within the > $2,000/mo range.
New York Average Rent
The average rent for a one-bedroom apartment in New York is around $2,230. Use the chart below to compare New York’s average rent prices over time.
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