$2,715
For Rent
$2,602 net effective rent
0.5 months free
12-month lease
- ft²
2 rooms
Studio
1 bath
Rental unit
- Roosevelt Island
Listed By
Quintet - The Landings
C & C Apartment Management, LLC
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Listing by C & C Apartment Management, LLC | Brokerage Listing ID: 4697339
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Days on market
86 days
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Please note that apartment is income restricted:
Single occupancy income range $85, 538 to $146,745
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Be in the center of NYC at Roosevelt Landings. Find your home in this newly renovated Studio residence on Roosevelt Island, Manhatta
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About the building
The Landings at 544-552 Main Street
542 Main Street, New York, NY 10044
Complex:
The Landings- units
- stories
- built
For rent
4 available units for rentProperty history
Date | Price | Event |
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2/3/2025 | $2,715 | Price increased by 1% |
1/22/2025 | $2,700 | Price decreased by 1% |
11/12/2024 | $2,717 | Listed by C & C Apartment Management, LLC |
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About Roosevelt Island
SalesMedian asking price
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$475K
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$3,547
Roosevelt Island is an anomaly among New York City neighborhoods, and that's exactly its charm. It's centrally located and isolated at the same time. The buildings themselves are architecturally homogenous, but residents hail from all countries and backgrounds. The island is just a stone's throw from the throngs of 57th Street but has just one commercial strip. And though it has changed over time, it has always felt outside the orbit of normal city life.
Throughout the 19th century, the island was principally occupied by hospitals. In the 1970s, it became a testing ground for new urban ideals and was redeveloped into a planned residential community, which explains those uniform brick high-rises and winding walkways. Roosevelt Island's earliest residents were looking for a quiet, simple slice of life within city limits. That appeal still holds today, even as new developments have risen and the Cornell Tech Campus looms over the southern part of the island.