Alphabet City
Artistic Legacy
Living in Alphabet City
From rent vibes to rock legends, this neighborhood has history in every brick. It remains one of the last bastions of 'Old New York' cool.
Distinct Avenues
Real Estate Market
Each avenue has a personality. Avenue A is bustling, while Avenue C—'Loisaida'—feels more residential and Latin-influenced.
Nightlife Central
Lifestyle
Bars and Bites
This is a destination for dining. From speakeasies to late-night pizza snippets, the food scene is endless.
Commuting Challenges
Transportation
The L train is your lifeline. The crosstown buses are also remarkably efficient for getting to Union Square.
Green Oases
Amenities
The neighborhood has the highest concentration of community gardens in the city, lovingly maintained by locals.
Apartments For Sale (4)
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Beds
Baths
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Price
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On Market
7B
Beds:1 bed
Baths:1 bath
Size:25,432 sqft
Price:$1,295,000
Listed:Sep 18, 2025
On Market:99 days
4BW
Beds:1 bed
Baths:1 bath
Size:7,831 sqft
Price:$799,000
Listed:Nov 17, 2025
On Market:39 days
E5E7
Beds:2 beds
Baths:1.5 baths
Size:23,172 sqft
Price:$799,000
Listed:Dec 2, 2025
On Market:24 days
9
Beds:1 bed
Baths:1 bath
Size:10,698 sqft
Price:$950,000
Listed:Dec 16, 2025
On Market:10 days
Frequently Asked Questions
Is it safe?
Yes, it has improved drastically, though Avenue D can still feel isolated at night.
Why is it called Alphabet City?
Because the avenues are named A, B, C, and D, unlike the numbered avenues elsewhere.
How do I commute?
L train, M14 bus, or biking are the best options.
Is it noisy?
Avenues A and B can be very loud with nightlife; C and D are quieter.
Are there supermarkets?
Yes, there are several key markets, including a Trader Joe's nearby on 14th St.