Here's how much money you should be making to afford the rent in 12 of New York's most expensive neighborhoods
Central Park South, Manhattan
Tribeca, Manhattan
Median Asking Rent: $6,195
Recommended Income: $247,800
% Compared to Borough Median Income: 219.5%
Upper Carnegie Hill, Manhattan
Median Asking Rent: $5,610
Recommended Income: $224,400
% Compared to Borough Median Income: 189.3%
Flatiron, Manhattan
Median Asking Rent: $4,488
Recommended Income: $179,500
% Compared to Borough Median Income: 131.4%
Dumbo, Brooklyn
Median Asking Rent: $4,129
Recommended Income: $165,160
% Compared to Borough Median Income: 199.5%
TIE: Boerum Hill/Downtown Brooklyn
Median Asking Rent: $3,200
Recommended Income: $128,000
% Compared to Borough Median Income: 132.1%
Williamsburg, Brooklyn
Median Asking Rent: $3,100
Recommended Income: $124, 000
% Compared to Borough Median Income: 124.8%
Cobble Hill, Brooklyn
Median Asking Rent: $3,000
Recommended Income: $120,000
% Compared to Borough Median Income: 117.6%
Fresh Meadows, Queens
Median Asking Rent: $2,750
Recommended Income: $110,000
% Compared to Borough Median Income: 76.8.%
Whitestone, Queens
Median Asking Rent: $2,695
Recommended Income: $107,800
% Compared to Borough Median Income: 73.3%
Little Neck, Queens
Median Asking Rent: $2,575
Recommended Income: $103,000
% Compared to Borough Median Income: 65.6%
Long Island City, Queens
Median Asking Rent: $2,570
Recommended Income: $102,800
% Compared to Borough Median Income: 65.3%
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