Chelsea is the most expensive neighborhood to rent one-bedrooms in NYC

Last week, we learned that Manhattan currently ranks as the most expensive place to rent in the country while Brooklyn is in fourth place—which is not surprising. Now, a new Zumper report details what neighborhoods in both boroughs, along with the Bronx, were the most expensive to rent one-bedrooms in June.

The report looked at June median one-bedroom rents for 64 neighborhoods in parts of Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, and the Bronx.

Chelsea tops the list in Manhattan with one-bedroom median rents at $4,100/month, followed by the Garment District, the West Village, Greenwich Village, and Tribeca. The least expensive are Washington Heights at $1,790/month and East Harlem at $2,100/month.

As far as Brooklyn goes, the most expensive neighborhood is Dumbo, with one-bedroom rents going for $3,930/month, followed by Downtown Brooklyn at $3,535/month, and Vinegar Hill at $3,500. Those with the lowest rents in the borough include Canarsie at $1,500/month and Borough Park at $1,600/month.

The map only delves into certain parts of the Bronx, but shows that Mott Haven is the most expensive neighborhood with rents at $1,950/month, followed by Highbridge at $1,750/month, and both Port Morris and Concourse Village at $1,700/month. Lower rents can be found in Morrisania and Woodstock, both at $1,550/month.

Last month, Zumper found that NYC one-bedroom rents hit an all-time high, with median rents across the boroughs reaching $2,980/month.

Read the full report here.