Yorkville

Homey and Peaceful Riverside Enclave
Yorkville has grown from its postwar years to become a lively, residential neighborhood. Its large European immigrant population has led to yummy restaurants, delicious bakeries, and overall lots of mom-and-pop shops. A must-see highlight is Grace Mansion, a site George Washington originally seized and now home to New York City mayors. For architectural history, take a walk through Carl Shurz Park, or stroll along the beautiful riverfront views of East River Esplanade.

Yorkville's mixed housing market is a practical choice for anyone looking for a more laidback vibe. High-rise apartments, condos, and townhouses line its streets. The area is also a family favorite due to its great public and private schools. Yorkville's more limited public transit options makes it slightly out of the way compared to other neighborhoods.
What Yorkville Residents
Think About Their Apartments
overall
7.1
value
8.0
amenities
7.0
social
6.7
management
6.0
safety
4.9
Median rents in Yorkville
Studio
$
3,450
1 Bedroom
$
4,900
2 Bedroom
$
6,950

Getting to Know
Yorkville

Neighborhood Boundaries
East to West Boundaries: Harlem River to 5th Ave
North to South Boundaries: Tito Puente Way to E 96th St
dining
Absolute Thai
Blue CoCo
Earl’s Beer & Cheese
Malii
grocery
Key Food
fitness
CrossFit Metropolis
Mind Your Body
Normandie Club
Women’s World of Boxing
parks
Central Park Conservancy
Hallett Nature Sanctuary
Harlem Meer
coffee
Da Capo Aperitivo E Caff
Dear Mama Coffee
Mexican Bakery
Valencia Bakery
bus
BxM11/BxM2 (bus)
M106 (bus)
M15 (bus)
M15-SBS (bus)
rail
6 (metro)
Q (metro)
parking
Ipark (Imperial) 1501 Garage
M P G MP 102
M P G MP Uptown 1
Quik Park East 102nd Street Garage
About your Neighbors
Data from the 2013 American Community Survey
Zip Codes
Yorkville includes zip code 10028
Rent vs Own
87
% of Yorkville residents are renters
Driving to Work
9
% of Yorkville residents drive to work
New Construction
8
% of housing units in Yorkville have been built in the last 15 years
Building Types
22
%
<20 units
22
%
20-49 units
55
%
50+ units
Demographics
Children (under 18)
22
%
18 - 34
31
%
35 - 54
25
%
55+
22
%
Unit Mix
8
%
Studio
32
%
1 Bed
40
%
2 Bed
20
%
3+ Bed
Occupation or Education
Working Professional
50
%
Undergrad Student
7
%
Grad Student
4
%
Unemployed
7
%
Retired
31
%

Best Apartments
in Yorkville

1133 5th ave

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One Carnegie Hill
Studio $3,110
1 Bed $4,365
2 Beds $6,045

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Carnegie Hill Place
Studio $2,995
1 Bed $3,995
2 Beds $6,400

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1214 Fifth Avenue
Studio $3,350
1 Bed $5,795
2 Beds $6,925

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1908 & 1910 Third Avenue
1 Bed $1,866
2 Beds $1,866

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The Monterey
Studio $2,900
1 Bed $3,395
2 Beds $4,600

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