New York Metro
Commute times in New York: compare neighborhoods before you move
New York commutes are subway-line decisions: express vs local, one seat vs two transfers, and whether the bridge-and-tunnel crossing ruins your morning. The same borough can hide 25-minute and 75-minute commutes to the same office.
Sample rush-hour drive times in New York Metro
Two example homes compared against common New York destinations, using real Google Maps traffic data at peak departure times:
| Destination | 450 7th Ave | 235 W 75th St |
|---|---|---|
| Midtown Manhattan | 35 min | 17 min |
| Columbia University | 50 min | 13 min |
| JFK Airport | 40 min | 45 min |
Your own report compares up to 3 homes against the destinations that shape your day — with morning rush, evening return and off-peak times.
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Popular commutes in New York
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