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Finding a place to sublease in April & May
Posted by No-Pressure712 on February 23, 2025, 1:05 am
Hi! I’m 21F, currently in college and is looking for a nice place to sublease in April and May 2025. I’m quite clean, love animals, and would be communicative when needed!
For my sublease preference:
* I can live with up to 1 roommate and must be a woman
* My budget is $1300 (if it’s a 2br...
Posted by supremekeyboard on February 23, 2025, 12:27 am
Moved into my new place (second floor walkup EV) in late December, have not seen a single bug in the two months I’ve been here. Then today I found a pretty sizable cockroach (on its back & dying) in my bedroom right near my window. I’m not sure what to do, I’m confused about how in the...
Posted by wannabeQ27 on February 22, 2025, 10:17 pm
Hi everyone, I'm a junior undergrad looking for a summer sublet in NYC (from 6/5 +- 2 days to 8/17 +- 2 days). Budget is around 2000 a month and I'm very organized and will keep things clean.
If you are interested in/thinking about renting out your place, please feel free to dm/message ...
Posted by Cannonballsquad on February 22, 2025, 9:56 pm
I know the brokers fee law goes into effect in June but sadly my lease is up the month before and the apartment I’m looking at has a 12% fee. Is it stupid to lose 3k over a month difference or is anyone else swallowing it right before the new law goes into effect?
Lease Takeover | March 1st | Must be okay living with a cat | Women only
Posted by mcbloop- on February 22, 2025, 8:45 pm
Hi looking for someone (F 23+) to take over my lease in Bushwick starting March 1st. $1550 a month for the room in the pic + lease application fees. With option to renew in October. The apt is 3 bedrooms 2 bathrooms. Bed in the pic is a full but the room can fit a queen. You would be living with one...
Posted by Dependent-Teacher595 on February 22, 2025, 8:22 pm
When going to view an apartment, is there a standard batch of documents you’re supposed to bring? Thinking W2, print out of credit report, print out of bank statements. Or is it not necessary to bring these things?
Posted by MissBates026 on February 22, 2025, 6:57 pm
I currently have a good job and live in a nice but not fancy 1-bdrm apt in Yorkville paying market rent. I am likely retiring in 5-6 years and hope to get settled into a rent-stabilized apt before that time (i.e., while I am still working). I know it will take considerable time to find something dec...
Posted by vanillacoconut00 on February 22, 2025, 6:49 pm
What website, app, or way is the most efficient to seek affordable apartments? I am looking for apartments anywhere BUT Manhattan. The only way I’m familiar with is apps like Streeteasy and Zillow, but these apps are becoming and less and less reliable IMO.
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