NYC Apartments for Rent from $3,000 to $3,500

Renters of Manhattan apartments of all kinds will find plenty of inventory in this price range, as the buildings listed below make clear. You’ll find great apartments in all of Manhattan’s top buildings from Tribeca to the Upper East Side in this price range, and those apartments range from spacious studios to modern two-bedrooms. We’re here to help, so take advantage of this site to find your ideal Manhattan rental apartment.

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            325 Kent Avenue

            325 Kent Avenue
            325 Kent Avenue

            325 Kent Avenue, located in Williamsburg is a luxury residence with an elegant modern structure. Designed by SHoP Architects and built by Two Trees, the building’s texture and depth is exemplified through its copper and zinc exterior, with a unique shape that gives each of its apartments the maximum amount of air and light. All residences come complete with stainless steel Blomberg and Bosch appliances in custom kitchens, a private washer and dryer, sizable closets, Caesarstone Countertops and Backsplash, hardwood flooring, and full-length balconies. Residents can enjoy stunning views of the NYC skyline through 325 Kent’s expansive windows.

            Ambassador East

            330 East 46th Street
            330 East 46th Street

            Welcome to Ambassador East, a 13 story luxury building in Turtle Bay, one of the most coveted areas of Midtown to call home. This lovely tower is just a short walk to Grand Central Station and close to the many excellent businesses, small shops, and restaurants located up and down 1st and 2nd avenues. The building also offers the services of a 24-hour doorman, as well as laundry facilities, a sunroof, and available parking.

            20 Broad

            20 Broad Street
            20 Broad Street

            The Financial District is one of the most historically significant neighborhoods in NYC with its cobblestone streets and beautiful buildings and 20 Broad Street is the perfect example of classic Financial District charm mixed with modern NYC luxury. This building is located on the street that was originally home to NYC's first firehouse and now features studios to three-bedroom homes with lavish finishes.

            Two WorldWide Plaza

            350 West 50th Street
            350 West 50th Street

            Worldwide Plaza owes its lovely post-modern design to William Zeckendorf, Jr. who crafted the building in 1988 and it has since become one of the most famed structures in Midtown West, known for its signature copper pyramid top known as “David’s Diamond,” after architect David Childs. The apartments inside feature ample storage space including walk-in closets, spacious bedrooms, and pass-through kitchens with new stainless steel appliances, solid wood cabinets, and granite countertops.

            The Belaire

            524 East 72nd Street
            524 East 72nd Street

            Located above the Hospital for Special Surgery, The Belaire Condominium is a striking tower with 147 private residences including 4 penthouse apartments with wraparound terraces. The majority of the apartments have been renovated and feature hardwood floors throughout, soaring high ceilings, gourmet kitchens, and ample closet space, they also boast spectacular views of the city as well as the East River.

            The Hudson Condominiums

            225 West 60th Street
            225 West 60th Street

            The Hudson is the perfect NYC condo for New Yorkers looking to be in the center of the action. Located just steps from Columbus Circle, Central Park, and Lincoln Center, whether you're an art lover, opera aficionado, or dedicated shopper, The Hudson is just a short walk away from entertainment that's right for you. The apartments boast oversized wrap-around windows, gourmet kitchens with stainless steel appliances, ample closet space, and spectacular views.

            Trump Palace

            200 East 69th Street
            200 East 69th Street

            Trump Palace holds the distinction of being one of the tallest buildings on the Upper East Side, as well as one of the most recognizable. This 57-story tower features 283 homes including full-floor penthouse apartments and over 129 unique floorplan designs. Many of the homes include private terraces and balconies where residents can get an even more spectacular look of the city.

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