By Stephanie Maida - Guest of a Guest · January 29, 2020

We've said it before and we'll say it again: The rent is too damn high - especially in these NYC neighborhoods. Real estate site PropertyShark has once again crunched the numbers to name the 10 most expensive places to live in New York, and a few of them might surprise you (Times Square - really?!). This year's biggest shakeup however, is notable celebrity mecca Tribeca losing its bragging rights as the priciest hood in the city.

10. DUMBO

Median property price: $1.5 million

9. Cobble Hill

Median property price: $1.6 million

8. Theatre District / Times Square

Median property price: $1.7 million

7. Flatiron District

Median property price: $1.9 million

6. Hudson Square

Median property price: $2.5 million

5. Garment District

Median property price: $2.5 million

4. Little Italy

Median property price: $2.6 million

3. Soho

Median property price: $2.8 million

2. Tribeca

Median property price: $3.3 million

1. Hudson Yards

Median property price: $3.9 million