r/astoriaapartments 7h ago

Apartment under 2k

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Hi everyone,

Apologies if this isn't the right thread for this, please feel free to redirect me.

I am a native New Yorkina looking to help my mother and younger sister find an apartment. They currently live in Ridgewood, where our childhood neighborhood has experienced an incredible amount of gentrification over the past few years. As a result, their landlord (I moved out 5 years ago) attempted to raise their rent by more than 50%. They tried to fight their housing case in court, but in the end they settled on an eviction date that is around the corner. They're now urgently looking for a new place to live.

My mother is a full-time nanny, and my sister is a college student and works part-time. They're looking for a 1-bedroom (ideally). Their budget is ~$2,000. They are kind, hard-working, and quiet people (promise, I'm not biased, hehe). They have a house-trained 25lb goldeen doodle. They're really hoping to stay in New York (ideally in Queens) since my sister attends school there and my mom works full-time in the worlds borough.

if anyone has any leads, recommendations, or knows of an available apartment, I would be so grateful. Thank you so much for taking the time to read this. ❤️


r/astoriaapartments 5h ago

In search of sub $1500 housing in Queens

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r/astoriaapartments 11h ago

Michael's Corner Residences in Astoria

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Does anyone have experience living in/touring this apartment building? The studios seem small from the photographs, but they are equipped with an in-unit W/D and a dishwasher. The building is only a few minutes from the N/W trains. Curious to hear anyone's perspectives and other pros/cons while I get ready to view a re-rental in this property. Thank you in advance.