Battery Park City

A Suburban Oasis Right in Manhattan
Battery Park City, named for the adjacent park, is one of the quietest and safest neighborhoods in New York City. Its casual eateries and Happy Hours attract professionals during the workweek, and the Brookfield Place shopping center, waterfront bike paths, and park strolls give the area a suburban feel during the weekend. While Battery Park City likes to sleep at night, it does boast popular attractions like the 9/11 Memorial and Trinity Church. The views during sunrise and sunset are breathtaking, so don't miss out!

This primarily residential neighborhood is a great place for families and pet owners. The upkeep and in-house amenities of its luxurious condos and apartment towers make the higher price tag worth it. Escape the tourists and chaos of Midtown and Lower Manhattan in the scenic and well-maintained Battery Park City.
What Battery Park City Residents
Think About Their Apartments
overall
8.0
value
7.0
amenities
7.5
social
6.0
management
7.0
safety
9.8
Median rents in Battery Park City
Studio
$
3,750
1 Bedroom
$
4,650
2 Bedroom
$
7,300

Living in
Battery Park City

Great for Families
Running Trails
Very Safe
Shopping
Surburban Feel
Not a Huge Social Scene
Scenic
Beautiful Views
Peaceful
Battery Park City — 7.7/10 Rating (based on 3 neighborhood reviews)
Battery Park City is an amazing place for families, pet owners, and people who love being able to go for a run in NYC. It feels incredibly safe at pretty much all times. That said, the social scene is somewhat lacking as the area generally dies down at night and it's very hard to convince people to go out in Battery Park City relative to other neighborhoods.
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8
/10
Neighborhood Rating
Tribeca Pointe
Only downside I can say is there aren't as many restaurants and bars as busier parts of the city, but depending on the night that can be a nice thing.
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8
/10
Neighborhood Rating
South Cove Plaza
Lots of open space and beautiful runs/walks along the water. Good restaurants, shopping, and a movie theatre, but not a huge bar / social scene.
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7
/10
Neighborhood Rating
Tribeca Park


Getting to Know
Battery Park City

Neighborhood Boundaries
East to West Boundaries: West St to Hudson River
North to South Boundaries: Chambers St to Battery Pl
dining
El Vez
Inatteso Pizzabar Casano
Mighty Quinn’s Barbeque
Miramar
grocery
Whole Foods Market
fitness
Asphalt Green - Battery Park City
Equinox
New American Youth Ballet
True Sailing NYC
parks
Nelson A. Rockefeller Park
South Cove Park
The Battery
The Esplanade
coffee
Francois Payard Bakery
Laughing Man Coffee & Tea
Sprinkles Cupcakes
bus
M20/M22 (bus)
X10/X7 (bus)
X5 (bus)
rail
1 (metro)
R (metro)
parking
M P G MP 400
Quik Park Little West
Select 333 Rector Garage LLC
About your Neighbors
Data from the 2013 American Community Survey

Zip Codes
Battery Park City includes zip codes 10004, 10280, and 10282
Rent vs Own
72
%
of Battery Park City residents are renters
Driving to Work
8
%
of Battery Park City residents drive to work
New Construction
37
%
of housing units in Battery Park City have been built in the last 15 years
Building Types
2
%
<20 units
2
%
20-49 units
96
%
50+ units
Demographics
Children (under 18)
24
%
18 - 34
25
%
35 - 54
37
%
55+
14
%
Unit Mix
9
%
Studio
49
%
1 Bed
31
%
2 Bed
11
%
3+ Bed
Occupation or Education
Working Professional
75
%
Undergrad Student
3
%
Grad Student
4
%
Unemployed
3
%
Retired
15
%

Best Apartments
in Battery Park City


Studio $3,920
1 Bed $4,223
2 Beds $5,881

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Studio $3,595
1 Bed $3,800
2 Beds $7,100

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Studio $3,695
1 Bed $4,550
2 Beds $6,650

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Studio $5,400
1 Bed $1,615
2 Beds $1,955

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Studio $3,770
1 Bed $4,425
2 Beds $8,220

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Studio $4,062
1 Bed $4,015
2 Beds $5,354

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