Rent data / New York
Average rent in New York As of July 2026, the typical rent across New York's 25 metro areas is $3,165 per month (+4.4% year over year, weighted by population so large metros count for more).
Figures cover all property types — single-family, condo and apartment — at every bedroom count. The interactive map can break rents down by home type.
‹ Aug 24 – Sep 26 ›
Metro Average rent Year over year New York, NY $3,627 +4.5% Trends & forecast → Poughkeepsie, NY $2,257 +4.4% Trends & forecast → Hudson, NY $2,104 +8.1% Trends & forecast → Kingston, NY $1,995 +5.2% Trends & forecast → Ithaca, NY $1,872 +4.1% Trends & forecast → Albany, NY $1,689 +4.5% Trends & forecast → Syracuse, NY $1,613 +4.2% Trends & forecast → Oneonta, NY $1,562 +9.9% Trends & forecast → Rochester, NY $1,557 +2.5% Trends & forecast → Watertown, NY $1,504 +9.0% Trends & forecast → Glens Falls, NY $1,464 +7.3% Trends & forecast → Auburn, NY $1,451 — Trends & forecast → Plattsburgh, NY $1,450 — Trends & forecast → Buffalo, NY $1,446 +3.3% Trends & forecast → Batavia, NY $1,444 — Trends & forecast → Utica, NY $1,429 +6.5% Trends & forecast → Binghamton, NY $1,333 +4.7% Trends & forecast → Corning, NY $1,314 +0.7% Trends & forecast → Cortland, NY $1,308 +5.5% Trends & forecast → Ogdensburg, NY $1,197 +8.7% Trends & forecast → Amsterdam, NY $1,164 — Trends & forecast → Elmira, NY $1,135 +4.5% Trends & forecast → Olean, NY $1,061 — Trends & forecast → Jamestown, NY $1,022 +11.5% Trends & forecast → Gloversville, NY $963 — Trends & forecast →
Want the 12-month outlook for a New York metro? Open the interactive forecast — history, confidence ranges, and what's driving each prediction.