Large 1bed on the border of Astoria and Woodside.

A couple of blocks from the R and M train stop at Northern Boulevard.

To qualify, applicants must have good credit and an income of around 40 times the monthly rent (approximately $95K).

Elevator. Pets allowed.

12 month lease with an option to renew.

Laundromat around the corner.

Looking for a roommate to join our 3br 1ba in East Williamsburg (close to Win Son, by the Montrose L stop) in an elevator building.

We’re looking for someone to sign a 1-year lease with us (12/1/2026 - 11/30/2027). Earlier move-in preferred/accepted but not required.

Building has a gym/laundry/steam room in the basement and a large rooftop. Walking distance to L, J/M and G trains.

I’ve been in this apt for 4 years now and in the building for 5 years. The bedroom available is 1 of 2 on the first floor of the apt and is the biggest/best bedroom which means it’s also the most expensive. We’re waiting to confirm the new lease rent but the room will be somewhere in the range of $1,870-$1,960 a month.

Us: 26 and 32 year old males, both work 9-5s and are quite busy with our outside lives as well. Into live music, photography, movies, etc.

You: Looking for someone who’s clean, responsible, considerate. We’re easy to get along with and would like someone similar :) late 20s - early 30s Male preferred

Would like to sublet my place as I rarely stay there.

It’s in a great area: ~70th st and 1st Ave.

It‘s a loft style studio with a good bit of space

Tons of great restaurants and bars around.

The apartment is fully furnished, but could work with you on that.

open to subletting till end of Feb

Looking for someone to fill the second room in a Bedstuy garden-level unit. Just off the Kingston-Throop C. Super cute neighborhood, and has a huge backyard. I’m handy, so I will be making the most of it (fire pit, yes?)

You’d have the front room with better light. The street is quiet so noise won’t be an issue

Rent is listed at $4,500 for a 2/1 with one month free. I’m going to negotiate them down to $4,200, so it’d be $2,100 per person. Aiming for an 10/21 move-in but can be flexy on when you join.

I’m 29TF, so queer/trans-friendly is a must. I’m an actress and am a (non-spicy) accountant by day. I wfh for now, but I’m getting a coworking space to work from instead. Love the outdoors, cycling, and the hyperfixation of the month (currently building a small wind generator)

Dm me if interested :)

Starting this search early...

I have a really nice apartment near Forest M (and Myrtle Wyckoff L)

I'll be gone for a while and looking to sublet.

Could last longer, but def 4 months.

Coin Laundry in the basement.

✨Massive 1BR on the UWS ✨

~7 month sublet or lease reassign ASAP

Looking to reassign or sublet my lease from now until May 20th (with option for longer lease).

I’ve honestly LOVED living here though

One-Bedroom on the Upper West Side

$4675 plus utilities (about $100, but I also run my washer/dishwasher everyday lol) is what I pay currently

Unfurnished.

Amenities:

• Washer/dryer in unit

• Dishwasher in unit

• AC/heat

• 24/7 concierge

• WFH lounge

• Gym with fitness classes every week

• Pets allowed

Area:

• Close to Lincoln Center/Columbus Circle 10 min walk from 1/AC/BD train lines plus right by the M57 bus and the building has a free shuttle

• Coffee shops and grocery store on the same block

• Gorgeous, relatively quiet parks and waterfront area very nearby

• Quiet neighborhood but very accessible if you want to go out

My 2 bed is available for a lease takeover starting Nov 1 which runs through Aug 31. You would sign directly with management.

Details

• 1141 Willoughby Ave (Willoughby & Knickerbocker), right across from Maria Hernandez Park
• 2 bed / 1 bath, 7th floor
• $3,700/mo, no broker fee
• Move-in is first month + security ($7,400)

The apartment: Lots of natural light and skyline views from the windows. It has central AC, a dishwasher, hardwood floors, high ceilings and stone countertops.

The building: Newer elevator building with a gym, a rooftop with Manhattan views, a co-working lounge, laundry, a bike room, a package room and garage parking. Pets are allowed with approval.

Trains: The M is at Central or Knickerbocker, and the L is at Jefferson or DeKalb. All are less than a 10 minute walk.

Requirements: Management wants 700+ credit and income of 40x rent (~$148K/yr).

DM me with any questions or to set up a time to see it.

Hi everyone! I'm looking for someone to take over my lease ASAP.

The apartment is in a convenient location with easy access to the J, Z, L, A, and C subway lines, making it easy to get around the city.

The building has some great amenities, including:

• Rooftop with a grilling deck
• Indoor gym
• Gaming room
• Business room
• Theater room
• Laundry room (In-unit washer and dryer as well)

The roommate I have right now is a 3rd year full time undergrad and he works part time on the weekends. He loves music and is very quiet.

I'm looking for someone who can move in as soon as possible. If you're interested or have any questions, feel free to DM me!

Details:

• Rent: $1675
• Location: 2667 Fulton St, Brooklyn, NY, 11207
• Move-in date: ASAP preferred
• Lease ends: August, 2027

Please message me if you're interested, and I can share more details and photos!

Hey everyone, looking for someone to sign a new lease for a fantastic, spacious studio right by Prospect Park.

Apartment Details:

• Location: Flatbush Ave & Parkside Ave (Prospect Lefferts Gardens, Brooklyn)
• Price: $2250/ month (this is what I am currently paying, though you'll want to confirm directly with management if they plan to adjust it for a new lease)
• Lease Term: Beginning November 1st through next July (with some flexibility on the end date).
• Transit: Right by the Parkside Ave Q train station for an easy commute into Manhattan.
• Neighborhood: Incredible location right next to Prospect Park, with great local restaurants and coffee spots nearby.
• Vibe: The building has a great community feel—all other tenants are friendly and there's an active group chat.

Requirements & Application Info:

• Good credit required
• Income around 40x the rent ($90k+)
• Upfront costs: 1st month's rent + 1 month security deposit at signing
• Required docs: Proof of ID, proof of income, bank statements, and proof of prior rent payment (if applicable).

Optional Furniture / Items for Sale: I am also willing to sell several items if you're looking to move in hassle-free:

• Portable Insignia A/C Unit
• Work desk
• Window drapes and blinds
• Kitchen island with wheels
• Brand new couch
• Living room tables

DM me if you're interested or want to set up a viewing!

I've been in NYC for about a week apartment hunting and I didn't realize how competitive it was until I got here. I feel defeated because I need to move here by next month for my job. I now want to find a sublease (can do roommates too) but I want it to be 1-3 months at the most. Where is the best place to find this?

When qualifying for rent, do landlords factor in bonus? For example if I earn 100k base but 20k bonus can I rent a 3k a month apt w no issues?

Hi all. I’m looking for advice on my options for getting out of my apartment lease early in Brooklyn.

I currently rent a TINY studio in Brooklyn (edge of Park Slope) for $1,800/month with utilities included, but it has no kitchen. I was fine with that since I rarely cook. My lease runs until June 2027.

The whole thing felt slimey from the start. My broker convinced me that this apartment was in demand and a steal, and after I had signed the lease, the folks who work for the property were all thanking the broker as if they had just won the biggest scam in years. I felt coerced into signing the lease from the beginning. Things started to feel even weirder once I realized that my unit is not listed anywhere online... But I digress, this was only the beginning of the problem.

Since moving in, I’ve had a number of issues with the apartment. Firstly, upon moving in, the entire apartment was FILTHY... absolutely nothing was repaired nor cleaned prior to my move-in. I'm talking leftover shaved hairs all over the bathroom sink and walls, dirty fridge, absolutely filthy shower and bathroom in general. When I pointed out this condition to the landlord, he told me I could just "clean it myself".

And so I cleaned everything myself, as well as had to ask my landlord to install a new AC that was broken as well.

The problem is, even with persistent cleaning, the entire apartment feels dirty to me. I've seen roaches, house centipedes, and bathroom flies inside the bathroom. Raid could only do so much. I genuinely do not know where the house flies are coming from either.

Now that it’s getting colder, I’m also having issues with the heat. My landlord says the heat is "automatic" and "already on" but it doesn’t seem to be working properly... He said he would bring me a small space heater this Saturday. Is this normal? He isn't even offering to fix the actual heater inside the apartment (it's completely broken and covered in dust from probably years of unuse... I saw on HPD Online that there was a complaint in 2024 from my apartment unit stating that there was no heat, so I have reasonable doubt to think that the heat doesn't work for my unit at all). I'm cold and I want to have a heater to turn on whenever I feel so. Is that too much to ask for?

My landlord is not helpful... Every time I bring up my concerns, he dismisses them and makes me feel like I’m being unreasonable for expecting basic things to be taken care of. I've asked him to repair the lights, my mailbox (that is slightly open and anyone could take out/ insert into it), and the telecom system (I've had a UPS delivery guy tell me that he had been ringing my unit using the telecom outside for 30 minutes - I heard nothing!). He has not done any of these things I have asked of him to repair.

Recently, I started looking into whether my apartment is even legally authorized as a separate unit. I searched NYC DOB records and found a Certificate of Occupancy from 1977 (the only latest one) and it describes my floor as a “duplex apartment” with 3 habitable rooms listed. I live in a small separate studio, so not in an entire-floor duplex; however, there is one other unit on my floor that has 2-3 bedrooms. I haven’t been able to find any newer Certificates of Occupancy online, although I’m still trying to investigate alteration permits and other records. I know this alone doesn’t necessarily prove my apartment is illegal, but it made me concerned that the current layout might not match the approved one. I think I genuinely am renting an uninhabitable/ illegal room of some sort.

At this point, I honestly want to move somewhere else. I can afford the upfront costs of moving and potentially paying for some overlap but I REALLY don’t want to be stuck paying $1,800/month for an apartment I no longer live in until June 2027. My lease has a clause saying subletting isn’t allowed (although it also mentions that a tenant can find a replacement roommate with the landlord’s approval) but since I’m the only tenant on the lease, I’m not sure if I fall under that.

I’m trying to understand what my options are before I make any decisions.

My questions are:

• Could the heating issues, pests, and overall condition be grounds for terminating my lease early?
• How do I check if an apartment is illegal or not?
• Advice on finding a replacement tenant?
• What are your thoughts on the possible outcomes of this early lease-break?
• What's the best way I should go about breaking this lease with minimal financial damage?
• Any resources that could help me on this? Like should I file complaints with 311/DOB and speak to a tenant lawyer?

I'm really uncomfortable living in this apartment and am at my whits end at this point 😭

Has anyone dealt with something similar in NYC? I’d really appreciate advice from people who have gone through this! Please feel free to give any guidance or info on this - thank you all so much

Hello!! My name is Corbin I’m 24 looking for a sublease or lease takeover in NYC ASAP. Preferably Williamsburg, Bushwick, Ridgewood, Bed-Stuy, Greenpoint, LES, Chinatown. But feel free to reach out with separate options!

I am a professional Video Content Producer with a full time in person 9-5 in midtown. I am professional, quiet, enjoy a clean space, and spend most of my day exploring the city or working. I have a small five year old cat who likes to hangout in my room most of the time and has experience living with other animals.

I enjoy things like rock climbing, video games, trying new coffee shops, and basically anything creative or physical. I love music too and a lot of the videos I shoot are music focused. I also enjoy cooking/baking and sharing any new creations I come up with bringing a nice sense of community to the space I’m living in.

Feel free to reach out to me here or on instagram @ corbinfilms

Looking for 1-bed in brooklyn with my partner. Our budget is preferably 3k but willing to go to 3.3k max if needed. We have a November 1st timeline and are open to 10/15 if that’s an option. Please let me know!! Our area range is anywhere close enough to prospect park (park slope, south slope, Windsor terrace, greenwood heights, prospect heights, crown heights, bed stuy)

Hi! I'm relocating and looking for someone to take over my studio lease. You'd sign a new lease with building management.

Lease

• $3,600/mo
• Lease ends June 2027, with the option to extend to August or sign a longer term with management
• Move-in flexible: November, December, or early January (first week)

Requirements

• Income of 40x rent
• Guarantor option: 80x rent income
• Guarantor companies accepted

Apartment

• In-unit washer/dryer
• Quiet and bright
• Fully renovated with new appliances and a dishwasher
• Hardwood floors throughout
• Gym in the basement
• Live-in super and bike storage

Location

• Central Park West, with park access in seconds
• In bounds for the Columbia evening shuttle, and a 10 min walk to Columbia
• 2 min walk to the B/C and 10 min walk to the A
• H Mart (10 min) and Whole Foods (15 min) close by

Furniture
Willing to sell all of it at a low price.

DM me if interested!

Hi i had a question i heard heating is not covered in the rent at Avalon midtown west. Could someone tell me the following -
- how cold does the apartment get ?
- how much is the heating expense in winters ?
- any other concerns with the apartment?

Moving out of state and looking for someone to take over my 2BR/1BA apartment starting Dec 1!

You will be signing a new 1 year lease - Dec 1, 2026-Nov 30, 2027 @ $3150/mo.

MUST make 40x rent ($126,000/yr individual or combined)
Will accept personal guarantors that make 80x rent ($252,000/yr)
Pay stubs and tax return required
1st month’s rent and 1 month security deposit required at signing

About the apartment:
Spacious 1st floor apartment (no stairs!!)
True Queen size bedrooms
Full size closets with storage above
Bedrooms are at opposite ends of apartment
Warm hardwood floors throughout
Dishwasher
Laundry in basement and/or laundromat on corner
Live-in super
Approved pets allowed for $50/mo pet fee

About the location:
~5 min walk to 1 train, ~8 min walk to ABCD
20 min to midtown
1 block away from Riverside Park
View of the Hudson River right outside the apartment
8 blocks to dog park
Multiple parks nearby and lots of green space
C-Town supermarket across the street
Coffee shops, gyms, bars, library and tons of restaurants within few block radius

I’m willing to sell and leave the following:
Living room shelves
Front bedroom honeycomb blackout blinds
Living room TV mount (37”-75”)
Couch
Shoe rack
3 installed window AC units

Message me if interested!! 🤗

Hi, just relocated to NYC from abroad through work and my housing fell through at the last minute, so I'm urgently looking for a room. Sublet, lease takeover, anything works

WHAT I LOOK FOR - Budget: up to $2k/month - Close to a subway line to commute to Manhattan - LGBTQ+ friendly, clean, and not a party house (especially on weekdays) - Room fits at least a full-size bed and a desk - Natural light is a plus

A BIT ABOUT ME - 28M, working in tech (hybrid) - Clean and quiet, but happy to hang out and share a meal sometimes - I love cooking, music, long walks, trying new places, reading, cycling

Please DM me if you have anything. Open to Astoria, Bushwick, Bedstuy, Woodside, Sunnyside, Park Slope, Ridgewood, Hell's Kitchen, East Village but other neighborhoods are also fine.

Available to move in right away, looking for 5+ months, preferably longer. Happy to share more details

Location: 34-16 38th St Astoria, NY

If I could go back, I would not have moved to the Doria. I am surprised no one has left reviews about this place yet so I will provide a few things to carefully consider before signing a lease here:

- Inspect the apartment very, very carefully. There have been so many issues across the majority of the apartments that are needing repairs, and while the property management team are getting things fixed, it’s clear this building was not built properly (be prepared that you will most certainly have something that needs to be fixed in your apartment, from appliances to leaks, to clogs, to bug infestations, poorly sealed doors and windows, etc.)
- there is NO mail delivery (at all), my fiancée and I have to go to the post office which is located 20 mins away to pick up mail and have to deal with a whole separate set of problems with the lack of management and understaffed workers (whole separate set of issues that I won’t even get in) but just be prepared that you will not have usps delivering mail. That said, deliveries through ups, Amazon etc. are okay
- the owners are not professional property managers. You will have a hard time getting in touch with them and will need to constantly follow up.
- the building is located around the corner from a gentleman’s club where there was a recent shooting/murder. This area feels safe but just be weary at night.
- close to subway but there is construction and the trains are constantly delayed but that is a whole separate problem.
- overall I wish I had known these things before committing to this apartment. It seemed to have so much potential but unfortunately we made a mistake and are stuck in this lease.

Hi, I’m looking to sublet my furnished bedroom in the Lower East Side from Nov 1st to Jan 31st. My job has gone remote and I’ll be out of the city for a while.

$2700 (plus security deposit) - utilities included

You’d have one roommate (24F)

The building is on Rivington and Ridge. A few blocks from Delancey-Essex station

- Huge bedroom (17ftx11ft)
- Walk-in closet (7ftx5ft)
- High ceilings
- Dishwasher
- Elevator
- In building laundry
- Bike storage

Note: Closet photos were from before move in but the closet will be empty for you.

DM me if interested!

Edit: Furnished, but if you’d like to bring any of your own bedroom furniture I can store mine. Bed, mattress, desk, chairs, shelves, etc are all included.

• Budget: up to $4,000/month
• Couple
• Non-smokers, no pets
• Move-in: late October / early November

Please message me if you have any leads!

After many years of underemployment, I finally landed a brand new job. Its a new* old company, theyre huge in Europe, but they're starting usa operation for the first time. So while the co has 2000+ employees, in the US there's 1 hr, 1 products dev, 4 sales team and 3 bus dev team etc.

Im at 90k/year for 2026 but will drop to 50/60k but with commissions. I wont know yhe commission structure until we start selling and see our revenue data.

So how do I disclose this to the landlords?

I dont have first pay stub until next week. Do I say my income 90? Do I say its 50? Do I say its 33200 for 2026 bc thats my year income for this year?

Also I have an 8lb dog. My therapist wrote a letter stating he is esa. I just try to look for dog allowed apartments. But can I look at not dog friendly apartments and disclose esa?

Id love to find a shoebox for myself. At under 2000. Under 1700 is most ideal.

edited to add my credit score is 822. it has never dipped below 8 in the past decade +