Hell's Kitchen
CE
Hell's Kitchen is a neighborhood in Manhattan, New York City. Most of its dated buildings went up in the 1920s, the oldest in 1850. Its 1,445 tax lots hold about 40,309 homes, and 77% of the buildings are pre-war. A typical building here rises 5 floors, the tallest 60. 1 subway station sits inside its boundary, served by the C, E trains.
Built mostly
1920s
Typical height
5 fl
Tallest
60 fl
Homes
40,309
Pre-war
77%
Subway stations
1
Subway
- 50 StCE
Building mix
Apartment building66%
Hotel11%
School5%
Commercial building3%
Addresses in Hell's Kitchen
- 297 West 38th Street, Manhattan
- 309 West 38th Street, Manhattan
- 321 West 38th Street, Manhattan
- 585 8th Avenue, Manhattan
- 319 West 38th Street, Manhattan
- 296 West 39th Street, Manhattan
- 325 West 38th Street, Manhattan
- 310 West 39th Street, Manhattan
- 329 West 38th Street, Manhattan
- 331 West 38th Street, Manhattan
- 314 West 39th Street, Manhattan
- 333 West 38th Street, Manhattan
- 316 West 39th Street, Manhattan
- 335 West 38th Street, Manhattan
- 318 West 39th Street, ManhattanCommercial building
- 339 West 38th Street, Manhattan
- 287 West 39th Street, Manhattan
- 341 West 38th Street, Manhattan
- 305 West 39th Street, ManhattanHotel
- 307 West 39th Street, Manhattan
- 330 West 39th Street, ManhattanApartment building
- 609 8th Avenue, Manhattan
- 345 West 38th Street, Manhattan
- 311 West 39th Street, Manhattan
Quick answers
- Which subway lines serve Hell's Kitchen?
- The C, E trains stop inside Hell's Kitchen, at 50 St.
- How old are the buildings in Hell's Kitchen?
- Most dated buildings in Hell's Kitchen were built in the 1920s; the median year is 1920.
- How tall are buildings in Hell's Kitchen?
- The median building in Hell's Kitchen has 5 floors, and the tallest has 60.
- How many homes are in Hell's Kitchen?
- NYC tax records count about 40,309 residential units across 1,445 tax lots in Hell's Kitchen.
- What borough is Hell's Kitchen in?
- Hell's Kitchen is in Manhattan, New York City.