How many apartments for rent are in Greenwich Village right now?

There are 36 apartments for rent in Greenwich Village in the latest snapshot.

What is the median rent in Greenwich Village?

The median rent is $5,225, which can help you compare asking rents against the typical unit in this area.

What kinds of apartments are most common here?

Studios and 1-bedrooms are the most common apartment types in Greenwich Village, so those are usually the easiest starting point for budget planning.

How does Openigloo help me evaluate apartments for rent here?

Openigloo surfaces renter-first signals like building reviews and neighborhood context so you can compare apartments for rent before you tour or apply.

What should I confirm before applying?

Ask about broker fees, security deposit, utilities, and lease length, since the asking rent does not reflect your full monthly cost.

What should I know about budgeting for a rental in Greenwich Village?

Because studios and 1-bedrooms are common and the median rent is $5,225, it helps to compare unit size, building condition, and total move-in cost before you commit.

What nearby neighborhood should I compare with Greenwich Village?

Noho is a useful nearby comparison if you are looking at the same part of Manhattan and want to see how rent, layout, and availability differ.

Apartments for rent in Greenwich Village

Greenwich Village has 36 apartments for rent, and studios and 1-bedrooms are the most common unit types. That mix can work well if you are comparing smaller layouts in Manhattan and want a neighborhood-focused search. The average building rating is 3.9/5 across 23 rated buildings. Average tenancy length is 1.0 years based on 6 relisted units, and the average rent increase is 18.4% based on 28 relisted units (building-level trends; individual units can differ).

Browse 36 apartments for rent in Greenwich Village, Manhattan, with a median rent of $5,225. This page helps you narrow by neighborhood within Manhattan and compare options near Noho and the surrounding area. Openigloo puts renter-first details in one place, including building reviews and practical context that can help you judge a place before touring. Use it to compare apartments for rent, then confirm the full monthly cost, lease terms, and any move-in fees with the agent.

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What to check when comparing apartments in Greenwich Village, Manhattan

Expect a smaller, higher-priced neighborhood inventory compared with many other Manhattan areas, so timing matters if you like a specific layout.
Studios and 1-bedrooms are the most common apartment types here, which can help if you are planning around a smaller footprint.
The median rent is $5,225, so budget beyond asking rent for broker fees, deposits, and utilities.
Check building reviews before you apply, since neighborhood averages can still hide big differences from one building to another.
Confirm lease terms, move-in timing, and any extra charges early, especially if you are trying to keep total monthly costs predictable.

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Apartments for rent in Greenwich Village

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301 Elizabeth Street #3N

$6,295

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Greenwich Village·Studio, 1 bath

24 5 Avenue #227

301 Elizabeth Street #3T

$6,195

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Greenwich Village·5 beds, 2 baths

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228 Thompson Street #2

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What to check when comparing apartments in Greenwich Village, Manhattan

Expect a smaller, higher-priced neighborhood inventory compared with many other Manhattan areas, so timing matters if you like a specific layout.
Studios and 1-bedrooms are the most common apartment types here, which can help if you are planning around a smaller footprint.
The median rent is $5,225, so budget beyond asking rent for broker fees, deposits, and utilities.
Check building reviews before you apply, since neighborhood averages can still hide big differences from one building to another.
Confirm lease terms, move-in timing, and any extra charges early, especially if you are trying to keep total monthly costs predictable.