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Lincoln Park in New York offers a vibrant rental market that blends historic charm with modern urban living. Tenants are drawn to its tree‑lined streets, proximity to the iconic Lincoln Park Zoo, and easy access to the Hudson River waterfront, making it a coveted destination for professionals, families, and students alike. The neighborhood features a mix of historic brownstones, contemporary condo conversions, and newly built apartment complexes, providing a diverse range of housing options. Well‑connected by the 1, 2, 3, A, C, and E subway lines, residents enjoy swift commutes to Manhattan’s business districts, cultural institutions, and entertainment venues while still benefiting from a quieter, community‑focused atmosphere.

The rental landscape is anchored by well‑maintained two‑bedroom apartments that command an average rent in the $1800s, with median figures hovering around the $1900 range. This price point reflects the desirable blend of space, style, and location that Lincoln Park delivers. In addition to apartments, a handful of single‑family homes are available, offering more private living arrangements for those seeking a suburban feel within the city. With an abundance of local cafés, boutique shops, and green spaces—including the beloved playgrounds and walking trails of the park itself—Lincoln Park continues to attract renters looking for a balanced lifestyle that combines convenience, community, and cultural richness.

Lincoln Park Rent by Property Type & Bedroom Count

In the current period, the average rent in Lincoln Park was $2,109 for 2 Bedroom.
Note: This analysis includes only bedroom types with sufficient data.

Data provided by Rentometer, Inc.