Greenwich Village

NYC's "Bohemian Capital" and Creative Haven
Greenwich Village, or "The Village", is known for its cozy, energetic community. Here you will find a mix of down-to-earth college students and professionals out and about in this centrally located neighborhood. A day spent in Greenwich Village includes enjoying the weather at Washington Square Park, visiting one of Bleeker's Streets many comedy clubs or music venues, and checking out an art gallery. As the day winds down, relax and dine at world-renowned Mario Batali's Italian restaurant Babbo or any other trendy restaurant. Don't forget to have a drink at the historic Stonewall Inn!

Greenwich Village is home to lots of walkups and brick townhouses on its tree-lined streets. The Village will definitely keep you busy and active, but if you do want to venture to nearby neighborhoods, transportation is easily accessible. Greenwich Village's old New York charm will captivate you and you'll fall in love with its vibrant atmosphere.
What Greenwich Village Residents
Think About Their Apartments
overall
7.6
value
7.0
amenities
5.0
social
8.0
management
7.0
safety
8.6
Median rents in Greenwich Village
Studio
$
3,550
1 Bedroom
$
5,700
2 Bedroom
$
7,800

Living in
Greenwich Village

Public Transit
NYU
Very Safe
Students
Restaurants and Bars
Grocery Stores Nearby
Convenient
Lively and Fun
Entertainment
Greenwich Village — 8.8/10 Rating (based on 42 neighborhood reviews)
Lots of restaurants and bars nearby. Trader Joes and Morton Williams within walking distances. Lots of events happen near this area.
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101 macdougal st
I love this part of town. It’s bustling & vibrant with heaps of restaurants, bars, cheap eats & Washington Square park which is so beautiful and so much going on - artists, musicians etc. Close to the classy & beautiful West Village on one side and the fun, young East Village on the other. Easy to get everywhere on the subway & not too far from either the Hudson River or the East River.
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Mercer Street Residence
I mean, it's the village. Bars, food, easy transportation, always something to do or see. And best of all: 2 blocks from school.

Can be loud and sketchy at night. I'm a big guy so doesn't bother me but might bother more vulnerable people. I don't really think safety is an issue though.
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178 Thompson St
It's kind of noisy with the bar scene but if you get an apartment that faces away from the street it is really quiet. Also you are so close to the school, you have so many options for food, and Trader Joe's is a ten minute walk away.
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D'Agostino Hall
Can be noisy on weekends but otherwise a great place to live w lots of transit options and restaurants close by. Also a Trader Joe’s grocery near by so you can buy food at more reasonable prices
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D'Agostino Hall
Great location especially if you want to check out NYC's top restaurants & bars. Also close to several subway stations so commuting is pretty convenient
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D'Agostino Hall
Very close to legendary New York night spots (Blue Note, Comedy Cellar, etc.). Lots of restaurants close by. Washington Square Park is beautiful.
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D'Agostino Hall
Lively neighborhood, lots of students and young adults. Lots of bars and restaurants. Great central area and close to many subway lines.
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126 MacDougal Street
Union Square is an amazing neighborhood - very good Subway lines, plenty of restaurants and weekend markets all year round!
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77 East 12th
Lots of bars and restaurants. Well comunicated. Quiet (at least for NYC level). Student environment.
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Mercer Street Residence
Cute neighborhood with lots of access to restaurants, subway, exercise, and shopping.
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11 Waverly Place
Great location - within walking distance to all major neighborhoods in downtown.
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The Albert Chambers
It's not a close-knit neighbourhood but it's very modern and safe.
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Palladium
Great neighborhood if you are into restaurants and nightlife.
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208 Thompson Street
Super busy and loud but fun and very close to school.
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NYU Central. Very close to Washington Square Park. Walkable to West Village, East Village, SoHo, Nolita and more. It's fun, lively, and still has a dry cleaner across the street. Some of the nearby bars are loud and boisterous.
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210 Thompson St, Apt 7BS
This area is very close to campus, very safe, can sometimes be noisy, close to grocery store options, bars, restaurants. Great place to live.
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Mercer Street Residence
good restaurants, cozy houses but McDougal St. is not always safe.
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D'Agostino Hall
Best neighborhood in NYC
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The Albert Chambers
Great neighborhood
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192 bleecker st
Union Square is an extremely desirable location.
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Palladium
If you're choosing between Columbia and NYU purely based on neighborhood, pick NYU. Plenty of good food (if pricey), good nightlife, area feels safe day and night. Good mix of students and non-students. Washington Square Park serves as a sort of unofficial campus and heart of the neighborhood. Only downside is lots of homeless. They tend not to be aggressive however.
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D'Agostino Hall
Close to campus, very safe area, but also very busy! Union Square can be hectic at times, with lots of people ALWAYS around. Make sure your apartment has thick windows, or doesn't face the street...

Near to multiple major grocery stores (Trader Joe's, Whole Foods, other various), as well as a thousand restaurants, bars and fast food places. Multiple gym chains in the area, from NYSC and Planet Fitness to Equinox. Close to all amenities, including dry cleaning and shoe repair, shopping.
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30 E 14th St
Nice neighborhood. Good restaurants and bars around. They can be pretty pricey. Make sure to check the ratings to make sure you get what you pay for! We live very close to a grocery store. There are a lot of metro stations nearby and it is easy to walk to school.
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29 W 12th St
I like the atmosphere of Greenwich Village (and Washington Square Park), the proximity to school, and that it doesn't have skyscrapers like other parts of town. There are always new restaurants to try and new things to do.
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128 macdougal st
It's a fun neighborhood with lots to do. Everything is a few steps away. The metro is also super close by. I really like the neighborhood. The only thing is it will get loud at night.
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D'Agostino Hall
great neighborhood, lots of great places to eat, relatively safe to walk around at night, and conveniently located. excellent transit options nearby as well
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106 West 13th Street
Extremely convenient -- Walkable to many transit lines (B/D/F/M, 6, 1, A/C/E, N/Q/R); Walkable to West Village, Soho, East Village, Union Square
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Atrium at 160 Bleecker St.
Awesome food and beverage options, easy transport, good shopping, close proximity to NYU (a pro for some, a con for others).
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The Saint Mark
It's one of my favorite areas of NYC, close to many other cool spots such as SoHo, the West Village, Chelsea, etc.
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Mercer Street Residence
Not too far from campus (15 min walk max), right next to Union Square station (NQR, 456, L).
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Palladium
Best neighborhood in New York, period. (I didn't mean to sound like Sean Spicer, but at least my statement is true) Amazing nightlife, Washington Square Park, close to NYU, historical, forward-thinking, beautiful. The Village is a great neighborhood, move here and never look back.
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120 Macdougal st
Lots of restaurants, bars, & Trader Joe's. Subway is convenient.
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Palladium
Many dining and entertainment options, as well as grocery stores.
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Palladium
Nice area, good places to eat nearby and close to campus.
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Palladium
Tons of restaurants and bars right outside the door.
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136 W 4th St
Very convenient location - the neighbourhood has almost everything you need including groceries, restaurants, the subway and entertainment options.
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Palladium
Awesome bars and restaurants, convenient access to transport, neighborhood feel, family-friendly, good proximity to NYU
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The Saint Mark
Great neighborhood
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Palladium
Fun, lively, great restaurants, has character.
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The Saint Mark
Convenient, near public transit.
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Palladium
Very friendly.
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D'Agostino Hall


Getting to Know
Greenwich Village

Neighborhood Boundaries
East to West Boundaries: 3rd Ave to 7th Ave
North to South Boundaries: 14th St to W Houston St
dining
Amélie
Hu Kitchen
Keste Pizza & Vino
Tribeca Taco Truck
grocery
Trader Joe’s
Westside Market
Whole Foods Market
convenience
7-Eleven
CVS Pharmacy
Walgreens
fitness
Barry’s Bootcamp NoHo
New York Pilates
Overthrow Boxing Club
Revolve
parks
Golden Swan Garden
Jefferson Market Garden
Washington Square Park
coffee
Amorino Gelato
D?, Cookie Dough Confections
Molly’s Cupcakes
Think Coffee
bus
M103 (bus)
M21 (bus)
M8 (bus)
X1/X12 (bus)
rail
1 (metro)
6 (metro)
PATH (rail)
R/W (metro)
parking
Edison Parkfast - Location #37
Icon Brevoort Parking
Ipark (Imperial) 107 Garage
Park-It Thompson St Parking Corp
About your Neighbors
Data from the 2013 American Community Survey
Zip Codes
Greenwich Village includes zip codes 10003, 10011, 10012, and 10014
Rent vs Own
63
% of Greenwich Village residents are renters
Driving to Work
6
% of Greenwich Village residents drive to work
New Construction
5
% of housing units in Greenwich Village have been built in the last 15 years
Building Types
33
%
<20 units
27
%
20-49 units
40
%
50+ units
Demographics
Children (under 18)
8
%
18 - 34
43
%
35 - 54
29
%
55+
24
%
Unit Mix
21
%
Studio
47
%
1 Bed
23
%
2 Bed
9
%
3+ Bed
Occupation or Education
Working Professional
67
%
Undergrad Student
11
%
Grad Student
5
%
Unemployed
5
%
Retired
12
%

Best Apartments
in Greenwich Village

The Albert Chambers

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207 East 14th street

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298 Mulberry Street
Studio $3,000
1 Bed $4,333
2 Beds $4,333

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The Sierra
Studio $3,870
1 Bed $5,795
2 Beds $7,050

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105 East 15th Street

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312 Bowery

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