What can you rent across NYC for $2,200?

Looking to rent in NYC on a budget of around $2,200 a month? We've rounded up options currently on the market in your price range in all five boroughs, whether you're inclined toward a Lower East Side 1-bedroom or Upper West Side studio, or a place with higher end amenities in Bushwick, Ridgewood, or Staten Island. 

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Priceup to $500,000up to $750,000up to $1,000,000up to $1,250,000up to $1,500,000up to $2,000,000up to $3,000,000up to $5,000,000up to $6,000,000up to $7,000,000up to $8,000,000no maximum

Bedroomsstudios or at least 1 bedroomat least 1 bedroomat least 2 bedroomsat least 3 bedroomsat least 4 bedrooms5 or more bedrooms

Bathroomsat least 1 bathroomat least 1.5 bathroomsat least 2 bathroomsat least 2.5 bathroomsat least 3 bathroomsat least 3.5 bathrooms4 or more bathrooms

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