Here are the most popular Manhattan neighborhoods for newly graduated young professionals
New York City is the greatest city in the world, and it draws people looking to find their fortune from just about everywhere.
Next Step Realty, a New York City real estate brokerage that matches recent graduates and young professionals with luxury apartments, shared data with Business Insider on 1,026 young professional renters that the company worked with in 2015.
The ten most popular Manhattan neighborhoods for Next Step's customers include several locales that have long been home to New York's elite:
Seeing as we are looking at apartments in Manhattan, rent is not cheap. Among those ten most popular neighborhoods, the average rent for a studio varies from $2,000 per month on the Upper East Side to $2,975 in Midtown East:
