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Is it easier to secure an apartment with a brokers fee?
Posted by PreviousFig5244 on April 1, 2025, 10:06 pm
My budget is $2200-2300 for a 1-bedroom — I see a couple of listings in Sunnyside & Astoria, but all of these listings include a brokers fee.
Originally I was only going to look for no-fee rentals but the market for these apartments seems really competitive, and I’m hoping to move by Au...
My 2 friends and I have jobs in the city the summer (law students) and we are looking for a 3 bedroom sublet. Dates somewhat flexible but ideally somewhere around May 17-July 27. Max budget $7500 per month.
Subleasing my RENT STABILIZED, BEAUTIFUL, RENOVATED One Bedroom with a Spacious Living Room! & PRIVATE BALCONY in east Harlem. The rent is $2700/month.
- Modern appliances, hardwood floors and unobstructed views of the city!
-Large, renovated kitchen with PLENTY of counter space off of a ...
Posted by Crazy_Swimming_397 on April 1, 2025, 9:00 pm
Looking to sublet for the rest of our lease which is up at the end of July. Spacious 3 bed 1 bath on 28th and 3rd in kips bay. $5250 total rent. Message me with serious inquires.
ISO MAY 1st to JULY 1st Entire Apartment Sublet in North/Central Brooklyn
Posted by Accomplished-Quail21 on April 1, 2025, 8:44 pm
Two responsible/clean adults moving abroad for work in the next months looking for temporary housing. Currently, living in Clinton hill, Working From Home with two small dogs. Budget >$5k. PM me.
Posted by Conscious_Work3780 on April 1, 2025, 8:20 pm
Hi i have lived in building for 7 years almost. It used to be rent stabilized and i believe it’s not anymore. They are looking at a 45% rent increase in next renewal. What protections do i have here - and how do i check if this clause applies to my building. It’s a rental building.
$1,395 room available in Bushwick, Brooklyn. Available for move in now 4/1.
Posted by mdubdon on April 1, 2025, 7:23 pm
Hey! I’ve got a room available in a 3 bed, 1,5 bath apartment just two blocks off Dekalb on the prime L train. 13 minute train ride to Manhattan. Location is a middle point of East Williamsburg, Bushwick, and Ridgewood. The building is pretty quiet, not a lot of people live here, and there are som...
Posted by browngirlincorp on April 1, 2025, 7:16 pm
Hi I moved into a management run apartment in Brooklyn in January and have had consistent noise issues (due to heat pipes/it’s a high rise). The apartment has been trying to “solve” the problem since moving in but cannot guarantee a fix. Based on a conversation with the super this seemed to be...
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