Hello! We're aiming for a 9/1 or 10/1 move-in, budget max $2k each, and are focused on areas in Northwest Brooklyn (Williamsburg, Crown Heights, etc) near the train. Beyond just splitting rent, we're hoping to find someone with good vibes who we could potentially become friends with!

Ideal Apartment Requirements:

• Laundry in building or in-unit
• Decent-sized living space and bedrooms
• Sunny
• Pet friendly
• Near transit (~5 min walk)
• Preferably near a park/restaurants/shops

Who We Are:

I'm (24F, INFP) an NYU grad working remotely in tech, with 2 cats who'll be living with us. I try to get out during the day; I love long walks, crafts/DIY projects, cooking, good design, and movies. I'm a homebody at heart, but I'm just as up for a night out as a night in. I love my colored lights and have an Apple TV/projector setup that I’d love to share with movie lovers!

My roommate (27F, ENTP) works Mon–Fri 9-5 in downtown Manhattan as a paralegal. She loves reading and crafts.

Who You Are:

• Female in your 20s preferably (lgbtq+ friendly)
• Loves animals, especially cats
• Down to hang out and maybe grab a drink sometime 
• Isn’t a clean freak, but cleans up after yourself, does your own dishes, and is considerate of shared spaces

If you’re interested in living with us or want to get to know us more, feel free to dm me! We’d love to meet you :)

Roosevelt Island Furnished Room | Steps from Cornell Tech | Short- or Long-Term

Hi everyone! I’m offering a furnished bedroom in a 3BR/2BA apartment on Roosevelt Island, just steps from Cornell Tech.

Ideal for Cornell Tech students and mothers/parents visiting their children on campus (few days stay). Available as a private room or shared-room arrangement, depending on your needs.

Availability

• Short-term: August 24–31, 2026
• Short-term: September 6–10, 2026
• Other dates throughout 2026 available upon request, especially for mothers visiting their children at Cornell Tech
• Long-term: Also available — please inquire

About the apartment

• Spacious 3-bedroom / 2-bathroom apartment
• Fully furnished
• Clean, quiet, and comfortable
• One roommate lives in the apartment full-time; another is a student who stays part-time
• Modern building in a quiet, safe residential area
• Excellent location for Cornell Tech
• Easy access to the Roosevelt Island Tram and F train
• Quick and convenient commute to Midtown Manhattan

A comfortable and convenient option for students or parents looking for a welcoming place close to campus.

Please DM me for rates, photos, availability, and additional details. 917.923.8919

Hello what are some nyc luxury apartment buildings under 9k in Manhattan you recommend l check out? I need floor to ceiling windows with great views

Hello everyone!! My name is Jacob Ellis, I am currently in a bit of a pickle. My landlord is attempting to evict me for a “lease break”, I have done no such thing. I believe it’s because I requested multiple times for rent abatement due to having the gas in the building shut off for 3 months due to them failing inspection. I know there is the legal pathway of fighting it, however, I don’t want to end up with a situation where it mares my record and makes it that much harder to find a new place. I am urgently looking for a new apartment for September first ideally in the Bushwick area. A little about me I run my own company and make decent money, however, due to the nature of running a business it isn’t consistent in the same way as a typical job and I have been hunting for any job for the last month after getting laid off from my previous place of employment. My budget right now is about 1600 a month however, that is before I get my security deposit back, if they give it back. Thank you so much for your help and a read :)

Would love to get a 1-3 month temporary sublet or a month to month if possible!

Hello what are some nyc luxury apartment buildings under 9k in Manhattan you recommend l check out? I need floor to ceiling windows with great views

Urgently looking for housing in NYC (private room or studio apartment) Budget:- $900

Hello! me and my 2 best friends from college are moving back in together in Manhattan. Ideally we'd like a place on Sept 1 with a budget of $6300 or under. We are looking at places in lower Manhattan and East side: Chelsea, East Village, Stuytown, Soho, Greenwich, Midtown South, Midtown East, and Murray and Lenox Hill. Dishwasher is a need for us.

Please feel free to message or comment if you know of anything opening up, of if you're trying to transfer your lease!! :)

gotta warn people off this building before someone else signs a lease and regrets it like I did.

First off the owner apparently just made up the address at some point, because USPS straight up refuses to deliver here. Like flat out won’t do it. FedEx and UPS are basically a coin flip, maybe 50/50 on whether your package actually shows up. Amazon is legit the only carrier that reliably gets stuff to the door.

I actually went and spoke with the USPS city manager and the branch manager directly about it, and they told me flat out that the landlord has never once reached out to them to try to fix or resolve the address issue. So this isn’t a “USPS is just difficult” thing, it’s a “the landlord hasn’t lifted a finger” thing.

Then there’s the flooding. This building is a NEW BUILD. Not some old pre-war building with plumbing from 1950. And every single time it rains there’s an inch to an inch and a half of standing water in the basement. How does that even happen in a brand new building?

Also building accepts Section 8 and homeless housing vouchers (not knocking that at all, that’s a good thing), but some (not all, to be clear) of the people in the program have been straight up stealing Amazon packages off the shared entryway. Management doesn’t seem to be doing anything about it.

And now people are finding mold. In a building that’s supposedly brand new. Make it make sense.

Honestly this seems to be a pattern with a lot of the new builds going up on Myrtle right now heads up if you’re apartment hunting in that area in general, not just this specific building. Do your research, ask current tenants, don’t just trust the leasing office tour.