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Upper East Side

Subway lines: 4, 5, 6, Q

Editorial description

From museum-lined Fifth Avenue to dense Yorkville; doorman buildings, walk-ups, Central Park access, and extensive neighborhood retail

Housing4 of 6 available
Studio rent$3,150Fresh · StreetEasy Data Dashboard
1BR rent$3,950Fresh · StreetEasy Data Dashboard
2BR rent$5,600Fresh · StreetEasy Data Dashboard
3BR rent$12,995Fresh · StreetEasy Data Dashboard
Rent trend (year over year)Data unavailable
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Transportation0 of 6 available
BusesData unavailable
FerriesData unavailable
PATHData unavailable
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Quality of Life7 of 7 available
ParksHighFresh · AptHunt Editorial Assessment
RestaurantsHighFresh · AptHunt Editorial Assessment
NightlifeMediumFresh · AptHunt Editorial Assessment
QuietMediumFresh · AptHunt Editorial Assessment
WalkabilityHighFresh · AptHunt Editorial Assessment
Grocery accessHighFresh · AptHunt Editorial Assessment
Cultural amenitiesHighFresh · AptHunt Editorial Assessment
Housing Character0 of 6 available
Prewar housingData unavailable
New constructionData unavailable
Elevator buildingsData unavailable
Rent-regulated housingData unavailable
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Safety & Environment0 of 3 available
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Flood zoneData unavailable
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