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200 W 54th St #6L
200 W 54th St #6L, New York, NY 10019, USA

Monthly rent	$4,500
Beds	2
Baths	1
Sqft	–

Monthly rent	$4,500
Beds	2
Baths	1
Sqft	–

22 Hours Ago

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200 W 54th St #6L, New York, NY 10019, USA|Theater District

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Jade Park

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Amenities for 200 W 54th St #6L, Theater District

Apartment Amenities

Hardwood Floor

High Ceilings

Appliances

Dishwasher

In-Unit Laundry

Grounds

Garage Parking

Services

Door Attendant

On-Site Management

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Four Rooms

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200 W 54th St #6L, New York, NY 10019, USA

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This listing is 39% below the median price for 2 bedroom apartments in Theater District.

Property Status: Active Please note that this residence is not listed on StreetEasy. This is an excellent opportunity for anyone looking for a rare find in a premier Manhattan location. Residence 6L is a 2 bedroom, 1 bathroom rental at The Adlon, a distinguished prewar cooperative designed by George and Edward Blum. This elegant apartment features 9.5 foot ceilings, gleaming hardwood floors, and classic architectural moldings throughout. The generously sized living room and separate adjacent dining room highlight charming prewar details, while the unit includes the modern convenience of an in-unit washer, dryer, and a dishwasher. The Adlon is a full service doorman building located just moments from Central Park, Carnegie Hall, Columbus Circle, and Whole Foods. Experience a seamless blend of prewar charm and modern convenience in the heart of Midtown. Breakdown of Upfront Costs Required at Application Submission: Management Processing Fee: $650 Digital Submission Fee: $65 Credit Report: $125 per applicant Move-In Fee: $350 (Non-refundable) Move-Out Fee: $350 (Non-refundable) Additional Processing Fee: $200 (Only if there is a 2nd applicant or guarantor) Note: A 5% administrative fee applies to building fees paid through the portal. Office Phone: (646) 982-0353 Copyright © 2026 My State MLS. All rights reserved. All information provided by the listing agent/broker is deemed reliable but is not guaranteed and should be independently verified.

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Address details

Neighborhood	Theater District
Zip code	10019
Type	Apartment for rent

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Rent trends in Theater District

2-bedroom apartments at 200 W 54th St #6L cost about 39% less than the average rent price for 2-bedroom apartments in New York.

Median rents as of Mar 28 2026.

Theater District

New York

A table of 2-bedroom apartment rental data trends in New York
Month	Median Rent
April 2024	$5,023
May 2024	$4,696
June 2024	$4,736
July 2024	$4,935
August 2024	$5,209
September 2024	$5,381
October 2024	$5,594
November 2024	$5,467
December 2024	$5,162
January 2025	$5,322
February 2025	$5,498
March 2025	$5,620
April 2025	$5,896
May 2025	$5,539
June 2025	$5,537
July 2025	$5,073
August 2025	$5,248
September 2025	$5,375
October 2025	$5,195
November 2025	$5,090
December 2025	$5,073
January 2026	$5,081
February 2026	$5,126
March 2026	$5,312

A table of 2-bedroom apartment rental data trends in Theater District
Month	Median Rent
April 2024	$6,841
May 2024	$6,391
June 2024	$6,410
July 2024	$6,606
August 2024	$6,639
September 2024	$7,358
October 2024	$7,574
November 2024	$6,840
December 2024	$6,593
January 2025	$6,633
February 2025	$6,821
March 2025	$6,772
April 2025	$6,804
May 2025	$6,730
June 2025	$6,739
July 2025	$6,653
August 2025	$6,727
September 2025	$6,824
October 2025	$6,437
November 2025	$6,346
December 2025	$6,525
January 2026	$6,883
February 2026	$7,040
March 2026	$7,238

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Rent-to-income ratio

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Rent history

Check out the past listing prices for monthly rent at 200 W 54th St, New York, NY.
			Bath
5 years ago	$4,995	1 bed	1 bath
5 years ago	$3,000	1 bed	1 bath
6 years ago	$2,750	1 bed	1 bath
9 years ago	$4,500	1 bed	1 bath
9 years ago	$3,500	1 bed	1 bath
9 years ago	$4,500	2 bed	1 bath
9 years ago	$2,500	1 bed	1 bath
9 years ago	$3,700	1 bed	1 bath
10 years ago	$3,950	2 bed	1 bath
10 years ago	$3,700	1 bed	1 bath

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Neighborhood

Theater District | New York, NY

NEIGHBORHOOD VIBE

Lively and energetic

You’ll be in the heart of the action in this bustling and vibrant area with plenty of shopping, nightlife, and culture.

Getting around New York near 200 W 54th St #6L

Walking

10/10

No car? No problem. Everything you need is within a few blocks.

Driving

3/10

Roads are accessible, but parking may be a challenge.

Cycling

8/10

Helmets on–you can get anywhere in this cyclist-friendly, well-connected area.

Transit

10/10

Getting around is a breeze; rapid transit and bus lines are a few blocks away.

Points of interest for 200 W 54th St #6L, New York

Groceries

10/10

At least one supermarket within a 5-minute walk

Shopping

10/10

Exceptional variety of shops within a few minutes’ walk

Cafes

10/10

Exceptional variety of cafés within a few minutes’ walk

Restaurants

10/10

Exceptional variety of restaurants within a few minutes’ walk

Primary schools

8/10

At least one elementary school within a 10-minute walk

High schools

8/10

At least one high school within a 10-minute walk

Parks

10/10

Exceptionally large amount of park space within a few minutes’ walk

Nightlife

10/10

Exceptional variety of bars right within a few minutes’ walk

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The Adlon and The Aljomor The Adlon opened in December 1912, and was designed by noted architects George and Edward Blum. The developers, Alexander Pincus, Joseph Graf, and Morris Goldstone commissioned the Blums to design a first- class fire proof building on the southwest corner of 54th Street and 7th Avenue. The neighborhood was undergoing substantial changes at that time, with large apartment houses taking the place of smaller tenement-style buildings. As the American West expanded, it became popular to name these New York City apartment houses after the newly-created states: the Oregon, the Idaho and Wyoming are nearby examples. New York Times columnist Christopher Gray, writing in his April 18, 1999 Streetscapes article, points out that The Adlon was festooned with fashionable Secessionist and Arts & Crafts details and bucked that trend. Thus we were named after the renowned Hotel Adlon in Berlin. The developers acquired the site for South building while still in the planning stages of the North building. They hired the Blums to design an Arts + Crafts companion building and dubbed it The Aljomor – a compilation of Al, Joe and Morris. The Adlon is truly a unique structure. Most residential buildings of the period were of the Beaux Arts style with corbels, wreaths and other catalogue design elements. Not The Adlon and The Aljomor, they speak speak their own distinctive language. And while the marketing materials in 1912 used the shorthand term “Moorish” in fact the exterior is an exuberant display of Arts and Crafts, Celtic, Secession, and Art Nouveau details. There are exaggerated shields, textured brick, Gruby tiles and Secession squares throughout. The apartment interiors are notable for their conservative traditionalism. Heavy wooden door and window casings, elaborate plasterwork and –now lost—decorative fireplaces characterize our rooms. The building also has a fascinating social history with many luminaries as former residents: Mickey Mantle, Carol Burnett, along with a host of Broadway performers. The building converted to cooperative ownership in 1989. It remains a standout survivor in one of Manhattan’s most dynamic neighborhoods.