Murray Hill NYC Apartments

Murray Hill is the name of the Manhattan neighborhood in New York City that is north of 34th Street, South of 42nd Street, East of Madison Avenue and West of the East River. More broadly, locals include the blocks south to 30th street and north to 45th Street. Murray Hill also boarders “Curry Hill” on the North; Curry Hill is a well known neighborhood similar to Murray Hill but with a large Indian population and a high concentration of Indian restaurants.

Murray Hill was named after a since-leveled hill that the Murray family once built their home on in the mid 18th Century. In the 19th Century, Murray Hill was the home of the estate section of New York City where wealthy residents, such as J.P. Morgan built large brownstones. If you walk the side streets of Murray Hill today, you can still see many of these hundred year old brownstones. Some of these brownstones serve as single family homes while others have been subdivided and house charming rental apartments. Most of the Murray Hill apartments are not brownstones. Instead, Murray Hill has been the place of a significant amount of high rise building over the last 30 years. As a result, its one of the best places in Manhattan to find reasonably priced apartments with significantly more space than you will find downtown. In addition, nearly all of these high rise buildings offer amenities like doormen, in-building laundry and dry cleaning, and common rooftops. In addition, several of these new buildings have health clubs, swimming pools, parking garages and are even pet friendly.

Murray Hill is great for recent college graduates. The prices are the most reasonable, your neighbors are likely young and also recent college graduates, the location is central and there are a bunch of college type bars and restaurants nearby. If you are struggling with the idea of actually growing up and entering the real world, this is a pretty good place to find a rental apartment and delay entering the grown up world.

If you are looking for a rental apartment in a brownstone in Murray Hill, using a broker might make sense. These buildings have much less inventory and its not as easy to find one of these in the sea of Murray Hill high rise rental apartments. While some brokers will charge a fee, many of them will work for the renter for free and earn their pay from the landlord. If you are looking are renting in a full-service building in Murray Hill, it might not make a lot of sense to use a broker. You can reach out directly the large landlords that control most of the apartment inventory. That said, if you can find a broker that is getting paid by the landlord, there’s no harm in working with someone that is knowledgable on the Murray Hill market.

If you want to find a no fee Murray Hill rental, we suggest you start by looking at the Naked Apartment no fee rentals for Murray Hill. We combine listing from landlords and brokers and allow you to search only no fee listings. If you don’t like what you see here, we suggest you reach out to a few of the buildings directly. Management companies are open to you contacting them directly and they won’t charge you a fee. Here is a list of Murray Hill apartment buildings that offer no fee listings.

For a Murray Hill Studio Apartment, you should expect to pay in the range of $2100-$2400 per month for a doorman building and $1700-$1900 per month for a non-doorman building

For a Murray Hill 1 bedroom Apartment, you should expect to pay in the range of $2900-$3200 per month for a doorman building and $2200-$2400 per month for a non-doorman building

For a Murray Hill 2 bedroom Apartment, you should expect to pay in the range of $4600-$4900 per month for a doorman building and $3500-$3700 per month for a non-doorman building

If you are currently a college student and looking for housing, Murray Hill makes sense for several reasons. It is central to most of Manhattan. It is has easy access to subways, particularly the 4,5,6. It is less expensive than other parts of Manhattan. Lastly, it is easy to find a full service doorman building that will put your parents mind at ease.

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