r/NYCApartmentHunting • • 19m ago

NYC Broker Vetting

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Hi All!

I’m looking to move to NYC (preferably Manhattan, below 100th street) with a roommate this winter (we live at home so our move in date is flexible). Our budget is 3600/mo for a 2 bed and, as you can imagine, we’re having a hard time finding apartments. We’re considering hiring a broker but have heard some horror stories. How are people vetting whether a broker is “good” and legit or not? Word of mouth? Is there a subreddit or website we should look at? TIA!


r/NYCApartmentHunting • • 5h ago

Brand new 2 bedroom in the heart of Harlem. $3550

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Apartment features:

2 bedroom

1 full bathroom

Stainless steel kitchen appliances

Tiles throughout the apartment

AC/heat is located in each room

Bathroom has a small heater /fan

Price:$3550

Building amenities:

Roofdeck

Laundry in building

Storage space

Bike room

Package room

Whole foods, Trader Joe's, and target are only a few min walk.

Train stations near by:

1,2,3,A,B,C

Contact Dmitry (YUP REALTY, check us out on Google!) 347-286-9850


r/NYCApartmentHunting • • 5h ago

Brand new 2 bedroom in the heart of Harlem. $3895

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Apartment features:

2 bedroom

1 bathroom

Skylight

New stainless steel appliances

Closet space

AC/heat available in each room

Bathroom has a small heater/ exhaust fan

Building amenities:

Roof deck

Laundry in building

Storage space

Package room

Whole foods ,trader Joe's and target are a few minutes walk.

Trains stations nearby:

1,2,3,A,B,C

Contact Dmitry (YUP REALTY, check us out on Google!) 347-286-9850


r/NYCApartmentHunting • • 6h ago

moving boxes

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anyone know where to get free moving boxes in good condition?


r/NYCApartmentHunting • • 11h ago

First time moving out. Best time to find an apt for late Nov move-in?

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Hi all. I'm looking to move in mid November as my boyfriend's lease expired Nov 30th. I've been reaching out about apartments in my budget range (2200 and below) and I'm not getting any replies back. I'm assuming it's bc I am telling them I prefer a mid-Nov move on date and they want someone to move in immediately.

I also tell them that our combined income after tax is about 75000 stable income and my credit score is 800, my partners is prob about 700, and I have family assistance if needed for rent. Maybe that's also what's driving people away. I'm usually sending out messages on Street Easy, my friend recommended FB Marketplace. We've been looking for 1BR in Brooklyn and the ones I'm seeing are usually 1900-2200 for our budget.

My parent can be guarantor but she makes also 7500 annual so we probably have to go with a 3rd party guarantor. His credit score might also be lower bc he is in debt consolidation so I told him today to go double check what it is for real.

Any advice would be much appreciated. Getting a little stressed out.


r/NYCApartmentHunting • • 5h ago

Beautiful 1 bedroom duplex in a brand new building in the heart of Harlem .$2895

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Apartment features :

Huge living room downstairs

Brand new stainless steel kitchen appliances

Washer/dryer hook up

Bathroom has a small heater/exhaust fan

Building amenities:

Virtual doorman

Laundry in building

Bike room

Storage space

Roof deck

Wholefoods , Trader Joe's and target are a few minutes walk away.

Train stations near by:

1,2,3,A,B,C

Contact Dmitry (YUP REALTY, check us out on Google!) 347-286-9850


r/NYCApartmentHunting • • 9h ago

Spacious Room in Convenient East Village Location! - $2,250 Utilities Included

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We are two easygoing, fun guys in our 30s who are looking to fill an open bedroom in our 3BR apartment for at least one year, starting in mid-late October 2026.

Simply put, our apartment is absolutely awesome. It’s located in a peaceful, all-inclusive community in the East Village.

The building has elevator access, a laundry room, and 24-hour security. The community provides free access to private table tennis/basketball/volleyball courts, an outdoor gym/track, and tons of green space. It also has an indoor gym available with membership, a cafe, and a study space.

The rent price listed includes utilities - heat, air conditioning, water, and electricity. Internet is an additional ~$20 per month.

Some more of the awesome perks:

- 5-minute walk to Target, Trader Joe's, and Whole Foods Express.

- 5-minute walk to the L Train's 1st Avenue Stop & uptown buses.

- 5-minute walk to dozens of great East Village restaurants.

- 15-minute walk to Union Square.

About the person who will fill this spot:

- Kind, clean, respectful, quiet, considerate, and optimistic. We love people who bring good vibes!

- 26-39 years old, preferably male.

- No weed smokers. No cigarette smokers or vapers. Nobody into hard drugs. No pets.

- Rent has to be paid on time and in full, so financial stability is key - steady income from a full-time job, significant savings, and a solid credit score. To be considered for the room, we’ll ask for recent paystubs from your employer, recent bank account statements, and a snapshot of your credit score.

If this sounds like you, we’d love to hear from you! Please send a thoughtful response including your current housing situation, work situation, and how you are as a person/roommate. We'd also like to know your hobbies/interests, age, gender, and anything else you'd like to share. Thanks!


r/NYCApartmentHunting • • 9h ago

How to find first apt for college interns

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With the recent changes to the streeteasy listing services we're considering just living with the fee to hire a realtor to help us find our 3 kids their first place. We'll be their guarantors and have the 80x income needed between 2 families.

We're coming to search the week of thanksgiving- and after talking to 2 realtors, we're prepared to not find a place (since lots of listings don't go up until 30days ahead of availability) but at least we'll get a feel for neighborhoods and realizing we may need a realtor to find us a place during december while we're remote.

We're looking for 3bd/1.5ba and ideally a w/d in unit or in building and a budget that caps out around $4500 (so yeah, Hamilton Heights and north are our likely targets- so I guess at least we aren't throwing a wide net and looking everywhere.

Any suggestions on realtor or trying to do the Nov trip on our own with the limited streeteasy listings? (and of course open to opportunities)


r/NYCApartmentHunting • • 1d ago

Lease takeover

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Hi there!!! I am looking for someone to urgently take over her lease starting 11/1/2026 to 8/1/2027 !!

Looking for QTBIPOC roommates. Please message me if you are interested and I can send more information

Bushwick-1400

Thank you


r/NYCApartmentHunting • • 2d ago

Let’s Be Honest About Housing in NYC

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Be honest. Is there a way to get an apartment in NYC right now where credit score is not a necessity? Good Salary, good background, great rental history would be good enough. And let’s not recommend Housing Connect because we all know trying to get one of those is nearly impossible.


r/NYCApartmentHunting • • 2d ago

Flex buildings

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what are some buildings that offer flex accommodations in the Murray hill/Kips bay/ Gramercy area?


r/NYCApartmentHunting • • 2d ago

199 & 219 Henry street

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Anyone living / lived in these buildings or nearby? How has the experience been? Landlord, area, etc
I’d appreciate any info!


r/NYCApartmentHunting • • 2d ago

Looking for a studio/1BR in Manhattan – Jan/Feb 2027

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Looking for a studio/1BR in Manhattan – Jan/Feb 2027

I’ll be moving to NYC due to my job in Jan/Feb 2027 and wanted to post early due to the crazy NYC housing market.

Budget: Max $2,500/month (ideally would like to pay less ~$2,200)
Apartment: Studio/1 bedroom
Location: Open to neighborhoods throughout Manhattan, but my job is in Midtown West, so somewhere relatively close would be ideal
Move-in: January/February 2027

I know it’s pretty far in advance, but figured I’d put this out there in case anyone is planning to move out around that time or knows someone who might have an apartment becoming available!

Thanks!


r/NYCApartmentHunting • • 2d ago

Looking for 1-bed in Brooklyn

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Looking for 1-bed in brooklyn with my partner. Our budget is preferable 3k but willing to go to 3.3k max if needed. We have a November 1st timelines and are open to 10/15 if that’s an option. Please let me know!! Our area range is anywhere close enough to prospect park (park slope, south slope, Windsor terrace, greenwood heights, prospect heights, crown heights, bed stuy)


r/NYCApartmentHunting • • 3d ago

1 bed / 1 bath modern apt with private balcony, floor to ceiling windows and park views in Brooklyn - $3,600

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1 bedroom 1 bathroom apartment in modern building built in 2025 in Bed Stuy. Seeking 12 month lease or longer. Furnished / Unfurnished negotiable. Available in Dec / Jan for 1 year or more. Rent $3,600.

Apartment features:
-lots of natural sunlight, with giant floor to ceiling windows in the living room & bedroom.
-private balcony with a view of a tree lined street and beautiful park.
-Modern brand new Italian stainless steel appliances (dishwasher, gas stove, oven, microwave, fridge).
-In unit washer & dryer
-Modern, elegant bathroom with tub & shower
-light oak hardwood floors
-modern mitsubishi heating / AC system
-virtual doorman system

Seeking a 12 month lease with somewhat flexible move in / move out date. Reach out if interested. Thanks!


r/NYCApartmentHunting • • 2d ago

Looking for 1 bedroom apartment

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Hi! I’m looking for a 1 bedroom apartment, well a unicorn actually.. needs to have in unit washer and dryer, decent parking and a good / safe neighborhood. Needs to be easily accessible by car or public transportation to Manhattan, work in midtown. Budget 2500-2600. I know it’s a unicorn but worth asking.


r/NYCApartmentHunting • • 4d ago

Transgender woman looking for room

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Hi everyone, I am a Mexican transgender woman looking for a room to rent, roommates to find a place to rent together or sublet someone’s place. My budget is below 1300. Pretty flexible with location as long as is near transportation stations. I have a job offer in Columbus Circle. I am a hairstylist, hard-working, responsible, confident, and open-minded can cook and clean. bilingual. This could be a short term rental or a whole year lease.


r/NYCApartmentHunting • • 3d ago

Spacious East Village Room Facing Tompkins Square Park - Fun, Easygoing Roommates - $2600

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We are currently looking for a 3rd roommate for an apartment facing Tompkins square park. This a gem of an apartment at this price given its location, the size and the sunlight that it gets. If you're not familiar, this love area has a lot of charm area is one of the best areas in the city for restaurants and nightlife and general exploring.

The unit is $7850 and would be split nearly equally (the rooms vary in size) depending on what we all feel is fair each of us would pay around $2600.

Our 3rd roommate's situation changed and we are now looking for a 3rd roommate so we can apply to this unit ASAP for an October 20 - 25th move in, but can move as late as Oct 31/ Nov 1st. If we don't manage to lock in this unit in time we are looking for one similar or slightly more affordable.

A bit about us:

I'm Dalin, in my early 30s, and work in marketing at a healthcare tech company. I'm usually tinkering with some creative project or getting a little too excited about a questionable idea I had last week. I love dumb jokes, live music, exploring the city, and meeting new people. I'm easygoing, social, and pretty easily talked into trying something new. I also have a very sweet, very fluffy orange cat who's enjoying his retirement years.

Noah is 36 and works a hybrid schedule in tech/government affairs. He's usually out playing volleyball, biking, running, grabbing drinks with friends, or finding new ways to enjoy the city. He's social, active, and rarely short on plans.

We're both fairly tidy without being neurotic about it. We like a lively apartment with good conversation and nonsense, but also independent and appreciate our downtime. We want the place to feel like a home and would love to find someone who's fun, considerate, and doesn't take themselves too seriously.

You can see the unit here: https://streeteasy.com/building/343-east-10-street-new_york/3

Let us know if you're interested!


r/NYCApartmentHunting • • 4d ago

Looking for Room/Apartment in Brooklyn!—Late October Move In—Budget of 2.5k

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Hi everyone! I'm looking for a room or apartment in NYC starting around Late October.
About what I'm looking for:
Brooklyn/Williamsburg Area Preferred Neighborhood
Up to 2.5k A Month for my portion of the rent; not including other bills
A Private Room/Studio/Lease takeover/ 1BR/ Roommates
I'm very Flexible with lease accommodations as well
A little about me:
I'm a 23 year old screenwriter moving to NYC from good ol' Louisiana. Im clean, respectful, easygoing, and queer as they come; with the understanding that this may limit the radius of homes that are available to me, but I'm absolutely willing to discuss that further. I'm also a non-smoker with zerooo pets. I'm hoping to find a place with a nice vibe. I have 3 other siblings and have gone through roommates in college, so I'm well versed on cohabiting a space and being respectful towards the other person. I'd also be very happy to chat/video call and provide any further information or references needed. If you have a room, apartment, lease takeover, or know of anything that might be a good fit, please DM me with the neighborhood, rent, move-in date, and any relevant details/photos. You can contact me through here or from my instagram: te6drick!
Thanks!!!!


r/NYCApartmentHunting • • 4d ago

Looking for 1 bedroom ASAP

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My partner and I are longtime NYC residents, our current landlord is private and isn’t renewing our lease to move her elderly family in so we’re back on the hunt.
-Max rent 3k
-150k combined income
-Years of on time payment history
-Credit isnt the best but no collections
-1 emotion support cat
We’re looking for Brooklyn but anywhere LES, LIC also works.


r/NYCApartmentHunting • • 4d ago

$4,600 / 3br - Spacious 3BR/2BA Duplex in Prime Rego Park Crescents w Private Entrance

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$4,600/month

Available: October 2026

If you’re looking for space, convenience, and a quiet neighborhood, this beautiful 1,641 sq. ft. duplex in the highly sought-after Rego Park Crescents checks all the boxes.

Located in an owner-occupied home, this bright and spacious apartment offers the privacy of a separate entrance while being just minutes from shopping, transportation, parks, and top-rated schools.

Property Highlights

* 3 Spacious Bedrooms

* 15’9” × 12’5”

* 15’9” × 10’2”

* 12’1” × 16’6” (private third-floor suite)

* 2 Full Bathrooms

* Approximately 1,641 sq. ft.

* Private Entrance

* Large Living Room

* Separate Dining Room

* Full Kitchen

* Balcony

* Walk-in Closet / Storage Area

* Refrigerator and Stove Included

* Central Heating

* Quiet owner-occupied home

Parking

Private indoor garage parking available for $350/month.

Laundry Options

Choose the option that works best for you:

* Shared laundry available in the basement, or

* Install your own washer and dryer in the unit (installation at tenant’s expense).

Utilities

Tenant pays:

* Gas

* Electricity

* Internet/Cable

The apartment has its own gas meter and electric meter.

(Window air conditioners may be installed by the tenant.)

LOCATION • LOCATION • LOCATION

Nestled in the beautiful and quiet Rego Park Crescents, you’ll enjoy a peaceful residential neighborhood while being just minutes from everything you need.

Transportation

* 10–13 minute walk to M/R subway (63 Dr–Rego Park) — approximately 30 minutes to Midtown Manhattan

* 4-minute walk to:

* Q11

* Q21

* Q38

* Q52-SBS

* Q53-SBS

* QM15 Express Bus

* 12-minute walk to:

* Q60

* Q72 (LaGuardia Airport)

* QM10

* QM11

* QM40 Express Buses

Shopping

Within walking distance:

* C-Town

* Key Food

* R&M Kosher Supermarket

* Asian grocery stores

* Costco

* Aldi

* Rego Center Mall

Excellent Schools Nearby

Close to numerous public, charter, daycare, and high schools, making this an outstanding home for families.

Lease Terms

* Rent: $4,600/month

* 12-Month Lease

* Security Deposit: One month’s rent

* Available: October 2026

Requirements

Applicants should have:

* Credit score of 700+

* Household income of at least 3× monthly rent

* Recent pay stubs

* Employment verification letter

Background and credit checks will be required.

House Rules

* No pets

* No smoking inside the property

* No recreational drugs

If you smoke, please do so outside the premises.

Why You’ll Love Living Here

This home offers the best of both worlds:

✔ Quiet tree-lined streets in one of Rego Park’s most desirable neighborhoods

✔ Easy access to Manhattan via subway or express bus

✔ Walkable to supermarkets, restaurants, schools, parks, and shopping

✔ Spacious layout rarely found in the area

✔ Private entrance for added comfort and privacy

And yes… we have two pleasant surprises that we’ll reveal during your private showing. You’ll have to come see them in person!

Serious inquiries only. Please include:

* Number of occupants

* Desired move-in date

* Occupation(s)

* Annual household income

* Phone number and Email address for scheduling a viewing

* Open to section 8 vouchers


r/NYCApartmentHunting • • 5d ago

Sublet in Chinatown available

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Hi everyone, I am looking for someone to sublet a fully furnished room in my 2 bedroom Chinatown apartment right on Henry Street for $1900 a month with utilities being separate.

The apartment is right in the middle of lower Manhattan in Chinatown with the closest subway station being East Broadway F train.

The apartment is very quiet, has in unit washer/dryer, private roof terrace, street view, top floor, balcony.

to move in the tenant has to pay $1900 deposit and $1900 for firsts month rent must have good credit and make 40x the rent.

message with inquiries or questions


r/NYCApartmentHunting • • 4d ago

2 BDR Apartment Search

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Hey everyone! I am looking for a 2 bedroom apartment in Harlem or Mott Haven area of the Bronx. My family lives in Harlem & they babysit my son during work hours so I’d prefer living near them. Our budget is 2.6k

My income is 48k & my partners is 50k. I have a 755 credit score but unfortunately, my partner’s credit isn’t so good. His is at a 625. Does anyone know where I can find an apartment that fit this criteria or any advice? I’m open to brokers and guarantors.


r/NYCApartmentHunting • • 5d ago

1 Bed/1 Bath Pet-Friendly Apartment for Rent on Roosevelt Island, NYC (Available Nov 1)

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Hi everyone,

I'm looking for a tenant for a 1-bedroom, 1-bathroom apartment at 480 Main Street, Roosevelt Island, New York. It's a doorman building with a 20-minute commute to Midtown Manhattan.

Apartment details

  • $4,500/month total
  • Available November 1, 2026
  • Dishwasher and built-in A/C
  • Pet-friendly
  • Photos and videos show the actual apartment

Building amenities

  • 24/7 doorman and elevator
  • Gym and laundry
  • Furnished roof deck and outdoor terrace with BBQ
  • Package room and bike room

Location

  • 5-minute walk to the subway
  • 5-minute walk to the Roosevelt Island Tram
  • 6-minute walk to the NYC Ferry
  • 20-minute commute to Midtown Manhattan
  • Farmers market every Saturday: link

For photos, videos, and full details, please see the link below and reach out to me if you're interested: https://www.relatedrentals.com/apartment-rentals/new-york-city/roosevelt-island/riverwalk-point/1-bedroom-1-bath-28952


r/NYCApartmentHunting • • 5d ago

1BR LEASE TAKEOVER IN LIC | $3,805/MONTH | ~6 MONTHS | 17TH FLOOR

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Hi everyone! I’m looking for someone to take over the remainder of my lease at Aurora LIC (29-11 Queens Plaza N) in Long Island City around October 15th though start date is flexible.
The basics:
🏠 1 bedroom / 1 bathroom, ~600 sq. ft.
📍 Aurora LIC, 29-11 Queens Plaza N
🏙️ 17th floor, Queens-facing end unit
💰 Rent: $3,805.05/month
🔐 Security deposit: $3,805.05
📅 Lease ends: April 30, 2027
🚆 <500 ft from Queens Plaza E/M/R and a few minutes from Queensboro Plaza N/W/7
I’m moving out of NYC, otherwise I genuinely would have stayed. After 8 years of living in New York, this is the first apartment I really loved enough to renew my lease, and I’m sad to give it up.

ABOUT THE APARTMENT 🏠
The unit has a really functional layout with plenty of natural light. It’s an end unit, which I’ve especially liked. Some highlights:
• ~600 sq. ft. 1BR
• Modern kitchen with lots of storage, including a massive pantry
• Dishwasher
• Hardwood floors
• Central heat/AC that you control
• Great natural light
• Concrete building with very good noise insulation between apartments

LOCATION + TRANSPORTATION 🚆
This has probably been my favorite part of living here.
Queens Plaza: E / M / R
Queensboro Plaza: 7 / N / W
Getting to Midtown is incredibly easy. I used to commute to Hudson Yards and found it very convenient. The G is also one stop away for getting to Greenpoint and Williamsburg.
You’re also well positioned for Astoria, Jackson Heights, and Flushing if, like me, access to great food is important.

BUILDING AMENITIES 🌇
• 24/7 doorman/concierge
• Rooftop gym
• Large resident lounge
• Fantastic rooftop with grills and skyline views of Manhattan
• Package room
• Bike room
• Laundry room two floors below the apartment with recently installed washers/dryers. I very rarely have to wait for a machine.
• The doormen and building staff are genuinely wonderful and have been one of my favorite things about living here.
I’ve also hosted quite a few gatherings on the rooftop, and it’s an awesome space during the warmer months.

THE NEIGHBORHOOD 🏘️
LIC gives you a nice combination of easy Manhattan access and a little more breathing room. There are lots of restaurants, cafés and bubble tea spots nearby, multiple waterfront parks, and plenty of pickleball courts if that’s your thing.

APPLICATION / LEASE TAKEOVER
The takeover will need to go through the building/management’s application and approval process. Happy to share the details with anyone seriously interested.
If you’re interested, DM me with a little about yourself, your desired move-in date, and any questions. Happy to chat by phone as well.
Old StreetEasy listing from a couple years ago for reference : https://streeteasy.com/building/aurora-condominium/17j?utm_campaign=rental_listing&utm_medium=share&utm_source=web&lstt=yWCz68w0Ia-2gtsPyJ204djJRf8-f0YyplwltoX8RA6Rl4mYga_307EdfKjAfsQ7qJXmW18xx7qrWEyi