Rental apartment buildings in the East Village, between Houston Street and 14th Street east of Broadway. Records cover the Bowery and East First Street blocks at the neighborhood's western edge, near the F train at Second Avenue and the 6 at Bleecker Street.
East Village apartment buildings at a glance
The index currently lists one rental building in East Village: Avalon Bowery Place, with 206 apartments across 13 floors, completed in 2006.
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Renting in the East Village
The East Village is a neighborhood of tenements, walk-ups and small apartment buildings, with a long history as a center of immigrant life, the arts and the counterculture. Large doorman rental buildings are rare. The one indexed here, Avalon Bowery Place, opened in 2006 at East First Street and the Bowery, part of a wave of new buildings that reshaped the Bowery in the 2000s.
Renters here trade space and amenities for location: St. Marks Place, Tompkins Square Park and many of the city’s best-known bars and restaurants are a short walk away, and the F at Second Avenue and the 6 at Bleecker Street are close. Most apartments in the neighborhood are in walk-ups, so a building with an elevator and doorman is the exception rather than the rule.
The apartment building in East Village
Sorted by number of apartments. Select a building for its full record.
| Building | Address | Apartments | Floors | Built | Managed by |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Avalon Bowery Place | 11 E 1st St | 206 | 13 | 2006 | AvalonBay Communities |
East Village apartment buildings: FAQ
How many apartment buildings are listed in East Village?
One: Avalon Bowery Place at 11 E 1st St, with 206 apartments across 13 floors.