Hudson Yards apartments for rent
The newest neighborhood in Manhattan — the 7 train, the High Line, and the river within three blocks.
Apartments in Hudson Yards currently rent from $4,300 to $12,600 per month, with a median asking rent of $6,525. 8 homes are open now across 1 building.
- Homes available
- 8
- Asking rent
- $4,300 – $12,600
- Median asking rent
- $6,525/mo
- Buildings
- 1
- Floor plans
- 3
- Soonest move-in
- Sep 5, 2026
Asking rents for homes open now — not an average of signed leases. Updated daily from our leasing system.
Renting in Hudson Yards — common questions
- How much does it cost to rent an apartment in Hudson Yards?
- Asking rents in our Hudson Yards buildings run $4,300 to $12,600 per month, with a median of $6,525. That covers 8 homes open now across 1 building.
- What apartment sizes are available in Hudson Yards?
- We offer studio, 1 bedroom, 2 bedroom layouts in Hudson Yards, New York. Availability by size changes daily — the floor plan list on this page shows what is open today.
- Are there pet-friendly apartments in Hudson Yards?
- Yes. 1 of our 1 Hudson Yards building accepts cats and dogs. Weight limits and monthly pet rent vary by building — each building page lists its exact policy.
- How soon can I move into an apartment in Hudson Yards?
- Homes are released roughly 60 days before the move-in date. The earliest available date across our Hudson Yards inventory is shown in the market summary above, and every floor plan page lists exact dates by unit.
Living in Hudson Yards
Hudson Yards sits between 30th and 34th on the far West Side, built over the rail yards within the last decade. Everything here is new construction.
Commute: the 7 terminates at 34th St–Hudson Yards, one stop from Times Square. Penn Station is a ten-minute walk for NJ Transit and LIRR.
Daily life: The Shops & Restaurants covers groceries and dining without going outside; the High Line runs south to the Meatpacking District.
Who lives here: finance and tech tenants who want a doorman building, a gym downstairs, and a train that does not require a transfer.
What rent buys: floor-to-ceiling glass, river views above the 20th floor, and the amenity packages that justify the premium over Chelsea.