Zumper

507 9th Ave
507 9th Ave, New York, NY 10018, USA

Monthly rent-
Beds1
Baths1
Sqft0–450
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Updated 5+ Days Ago

Property Overview

This summary uses Zumper’s proprietary data. “Things you’ll love” and “Great for” are based on our internal analyses of market trends and renter insights.

Things you’ll love

  • Middle school nearby

Great for

  • Work-from-home
  • Social life
  • Wellness

Units

507 9th Ave New York, NY

Occupied Units

Occupied

2C

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1 Bed

1 Bath

$2,995

Listed by Aaron Nitzani
Days on market: 119
Welcome to this beautifully appointed one-bedroom residence in the heart of Hudson Yards, one of Manhattans most dynamic and sought-after neighborhoods. This thoughtfully designed home offers a bright and airy layout with oversized windows that fill the space with natural light. The open living area provides ample room for both relaxing and entertaining, while the sleek kitchen features modern finishes and high-quality appliances, perfect for everyday living. The bedroom comfortably accommodates a queen-sized bed and additional furniture, offering a peaceful retreat from the city. Clean lines and contemporary details throughout create a polished and inviting atmosphere. Move-in Costs: First months rent One month security depositAdditional Fees: $20 application fee per applicant/guarantor

Occupied

17A

1 Bed

1 Bath

$2,245

Listed by Justin Duffy
Days on market: 3811
SMS/Text REALLYO 179158 to 41411 to receive full contact and listing details direct to your phone. Great find! Live in the heart of one of Manhattan’s most beautiful neighborhoods! Gorgeous 1BR/1BA at an amazing price in the beautiful Midtown West! Spacious 1 bedroom apt (Queen-sized Bedroom) with French doors. Very sunny. High ceilings, hard wood floor. Amazing location. Short stroll from all of Midtown West great shops, restaurants, bars and cafes. "I don't stop until I find my clients the exact apartment they desire!” Go to www.JustinDuffy.com and send me your info so I can contact you about this and any other apartments that fit your criteria!" Let my colleagues and I use our years of combined experience in New York City real estate to make your apartment search as easy and as fun as possible. We have access to over 95% of available properties in Manhattan and will use our resources to find you exactly what you want. [Syndicated via Reallyo. com 14-Apr-16 / ID RLYO179158]

Occupied

1 Bed, 1 Bath

1 Bed

1 Bath

$2,250

Listed by Arthur Brown
Days on market: 2264
Make Hells Kitchen your new home after seeing this newly renovated one bedroom apartment. This unit features an open kitchen with modern appliances including granite countertops. The living room is a great space, perfect for entertaining your guest or just lounging around on the couch watching television or reading a book. The bedroom can easily accommodate a full to queen size bed, plus additional furniture, and has a built-in closet for additional storage space. Gleaming hardwood floors, marble bathroom, live in super and walking distance to the train makes this place a must see! Clinton (Hell's Kitchen): Clinton is trendy among those looking for a diverse place that still captures the history of New York. Now a haven for young professionals, actors, and writers, particularly ones who work in the Theater district, and is known for it's high concentration of excellent and diverse restaurants, as well as some of the best bars and night spots in Manhattan. Clinton witnessed a construction boom over the past decade and because of that, there are many high-end luxury buildings and businesses that cater to those with exquisite taste. Separated from the Theater District by quiet, tree-lined streets, on street parking and much to do for locals, the Hell's Kitchen/Clinton area is very unique. Where neighbors wave to neighbors and friendly local acquaintances nod and say hello, you'll feel very much at home here. Virtually every subway line in the city runs through the station at Times Square. Clinton residents are truly an eclectic mix of middle income and upper-class New Yorkers