New York City is a tough place to find an apartment. People panic about not getting enough for their money, which is why we take a weekly look at what it’s possible to get in this town for about $1,000 a person. (And we promise, there won’t be a nightmare apartment listing.) No one wants to end up in the world’s most depressing apartment, but not everyone has the cash to pay for the kind of place Obama could afford to rent if he moves to New York. So take a look at these affordable apartments in NYC but do so quickly because they will be gone before you know it. Come back next week for more of our top picks from real estate site Zumper’s inventory. And if you’re still struggling, try our NYC apartments guide.
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Four Bedroom in East Village for $4,500/month ($1,125 per person)
This stunning two-story fulfills your East Village dream (so long as you’re down to have three roommates). With plenty of sunlight, exposed brick and newly fixed-up bathrooms and kitchen space—including a dishwasher—this marvel will absolutely never fail to make your friends jealous. The pet-friendly policy and close proximity to Tompkins Square Park won’t hurt your chances of stacking up dates, either.
Four Bedroom in East Village for $4,500/month ($1,125 per person)
Four Bedroom in East Village for $4,500/month ($1,125 per person)
Three Bedroom in Greenpoint for 2,995/month ($999 per person)
You know that face your out-of-town relatives make when you tell them that you and your two roommates share one bathroom? Show them all how far you’ve come with this glimmering, sunshine-soaked two-bathroom gem right off the Nassau G stop in Brooklyn. Spacious bedrooms, open concept kitchen and heated hardwood floors will make you never want to leave.
Three Bedroom in Greenpoint for 2,995/month ($999 per person)
Three Bedroom in Greenpoint for 2,995/month ($999 per person)
Three Bedroom in Clinton Hill for $3,300/month ($1,100 per person)
Fresh coats of paint, massive exposed brick walls and enormous windows (with views of real trees!) are just a few of the perks that this newly-renovated pad offers. While you chill your wine in the cooler or luxuriate in a stunning (and remodeled) tub, you can do laundry out of one of your in-unit machines. If you’re feeling peckish, you can grab a bite or a drink at any number of Bed-Stuy spots— that is, if you ever decide to leave.
Three Bedroom in Clinton Hill for $3,300/month ($1,100 per person)
Three Bedroom in Clinton Hill for $3,300/month ($1,100 per person)
Four Bedroom in Astoria for $4,200/month ($1,050 per person)
This epic-sized Soho-style four bedroom diamond is walking distance from Astoria Park, where you and your dog can head out for a view of Manhattan. A renovated kitchen, roomy living room and fabulous roof space make this a perfect spot for get-togethers, viewing parties and rooftop barbecues.
Four Bedroom in Astoria for $4,200/month ($1,050 per person)
Two Bedroom in Williamsburg for $2,150/month ($1,075 per person)
You and your best bud will have all the space you need with your rooms on opposite sides of this lovely apartment. Convene in a sunny, open-plan kitchen and common space and enjoy the top-floor view from your bedroom window. Just don’t tell your friends how close you live to Bedford Ave, Metropolitan Ave and Grand St, or they’ll never stop dropping in.
Two Bedroom in Williamsburg for $2,150/month ($1,075 per person)
Two Bedroom in Williamsburg for $2,150/month ($1,075 per person)
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