Manhattan
Financial District
Home to the infamous Wall Street and rich in historic sites, the Financial District is brimming with workers and tourists during the workday, but often quiets down into the night. FiDi is a place of transportation convenience—with plenty of subway lines that converge at the Fulton station and ferries to take you to Staten Island, Governor’s Island, and yes, even the Ikea in Red Hook. This neighborhood is slowly becoming more of a residential area, with luxury apartment buildings rich in amenities that are just a short walk to stunning waterfront views at both the Hudson and East River. Residents enjoy heading to South Street Seaport for its many restaurants and the pedestrian-only Stone Street. There are also plenty of museums here that are well worth visiting, including the 9/11 Museum, The Museum of Jewish Heritage, The Museum of American Finance, and the National Museum of the American Indian. Make sure to stop by the observatory deck at the One World Trade Center, where New York City’s most dazzling sights are on full display.
Average Rents in Financial District
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Living in Financial District
Home to the infamous Wall Street and rich in historic sites, the Financial District is brimming with workers and tourists during the workday, but often quiets down into the night. FiDi is a place of transportation convenience—with plenty of subway lines that converge at the Fulton station and ferries to take you to Staten Island, Governor’s Island, and yes, even the Ikea in Red Hook. This neighborhood is slowly becoming more of a residential area, with luxury apartment buildings rich in amenities that are just a short walk to stunning waterfront views at both the Hudson and East River. Residents enjoy heading to South Street Seaport for its many restaurants and the pedestrian-only Stone Street. There are also plenty of museums here that are well worth visiting, including the 9/11 Museum, The Museum of Jewish Heritage, The Museum of American Finance, and the National Museum of the American Indian. Make sure to stop by the observatory deck at the One World Trade Center, where New York City’s most dazzling sights are on full display.
Financial District at a Glance
- Borough Manhattan
- Median Rent $7,751
- Active Listings 10
- Walkability Very Walkable
- Subway Lines 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, J, N, R
Getting Around Financial District
Based on 8 subway stops, 12 local spots, and 10 active listings in the area.
Subway Lines in Financial District
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Studios in Financial District
1One Bedrooms in Financial District
5Two Bedrooms in Financial District
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1Buildings in Financial District
6Spots in Financial District
12Frequently Asked Questions
What is the average rent for a 1 bedroom apartment in Financial District?
The average rent for a 1 bedroom apartment in Financial District, Manhattan is $5,597 per month. Use our rent calculator to see if this fits your budget.
What is the average rent for a 2 bedroom apartment in Financial District?
The average rent for a 2 bedroom apartment in Financial District, Manhattan is $7,751 per month. Use our rent calculator to see if this fits your budget.
What is Financial District known for?
Home to the infamous Wall Street and rich in historic sites, the Financial District is brimming with workers and tourists during the workday, but often quiets down into the night. FiDi is a place of transportation convenience—with plenty of subway lines that converge at the Fulton station and ferries to take you to Staten Island, Governor’s Island, and yes, even the Ikea in Red Hook. This neighborhood is slowly becoming more of a residential area, with luxury apartment buildings rich in amenities that are just a short walk to stunning waterfront views at both the Hudson and East River. Residents enjoy heading to South Street Seaport for its many restaurants and the pedestrian-only Stone Street. There are also plenty of museums here that are well worth visiting, including the 9/11 Museum, The Museum of Jewish Heritage, The Museum of American Finance, and the National Museum of the American Indian. Make sure to stop by the observatory deck at the One World Trade Center, where New York City’s most dazzling sights are on full display.
How do I find an apartment in Financial District?
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Is Financial District a good place to live?
Financial District is a neighborhood in Manhattan with 10 active rental listings across 90 buildings . Average rents range from $5,597 to $7,751 depending on apartment size. Explore the neighborhood map above to get a feel for the area.