10003
East Village, Manhattan
B
0
Neighborhood Score
Average across 1,381 buildings
Buildings
1,381
Health Score
82/100
Distressed
11.6%
Grade Distribution
A 58%
B 24%
C 6%
D 8%
F
The East Village is wall-to-wall prewar walkups, most built before 1910. Narrow lots, old plumbing, and character in every stairwell. Some of the city's most storied buildings live here — and some of its most persistent maintenance issues.
Rent stabilization
Rent-stabilized housing in East Village
642 buildings in 10003 register 6,198 rent-stabilized units (2024 NYC tax-bill data). If your building is one of them, the 2026 rent freeze may cap your rent at 0%.
Buildings here that shed the most stabilized units
Change in registered stabilized units, 2018 → 2024. Building-level, from DOF tax bills — not a neighborhood-wide trend.
Most Distressed Buildings
F
331 East 14 Street
20 units · Built 1910
1
F
219 East 5 Street
14 units · Built 1900
2
F
225 East 14 Street
17 units · Built 1910
8
F
60 2 Avenue
24 units · Built 1899
9
F
29 East 2 Street
54 units · Built 2003
9
F
220 Park Avenue South
37 units · Built 1900
9
F
73 1 Avenue
16 units · Built 1900
9
F
10 St Marks Place
20 units · Built 1900
11
F
113 1 Avenue
8 units · Built 1920
13
F
145 2 Avenue
24 units · Built 1920
14
Best Buildings
A
28 East 11 Street
7 units · Built 1839
100
A
30 East 2 Street
2 units · Built 1836
100
A
219 2 Avenue
6 units · Built 1920
100
A
54 2 Avenue
3 units · Built 1841
100
A
24 2 Avenue
30 units · Built 2017
100
A
1 1/2 5 Avenue
92 units · Built 1932
100
A
83 East 4 Street
2 units · Built 1835
100
A
303 Mercer Street
63 units · Built 1900
100
A
220 East 5 Street
10 units · Built 1845
100
A
307 East 12 Street
13 units · Built 1920
100