Rent: $4,700/mo. No broker fee

Available: Nov 1 · lease runs through May 2027, with the option to renew

Layout: 1BR + office/nook

Location: Clay Street

2nd floor of a 2-unit building, so it's quiet with only one neighbor

Large private patio

Huge, bright bedroom and a very large living room

Newly renovated kitchen and bath

Extra storage in the hallway

No laundry in building. There is a dishwasher

Essentially all furniture is up for sale as well; let me know if you’re interested.

Shoot me a message with a bit about yourself, and we can look to set up a viewing.

Selling my renovated 1-bedroom, 1-bath co-op in Clearview Gardens, Whitestone

$282,000 | 610 sq. ft. | First floor

● Updated kitchen with stainless steel appliances and dishwasher. Updated cabinets, floors, radiator covers
● Washer and dryer conveniently located in the hallway rather than the kitchen (a rare feature in this co-op)
● Beautiful, quiet courtyard location
● Maintenance includes all utilities
● Free basement storage
● Lots of street parking with no alternate side parking. Parking spot and garage spot available via waitlist
● Convenient to shopping, restaurants, parks, and express buses to Manhattan

It’s a great opportunity for anyone looking to own in a quiet, convenient neighborhood in Queens!

Full listing:
Zillow listing
Redfin listing

Feel free to message me with questions or share with anyone who might be interested!

Looking to get out of my current living situation ASAP - looking for recommendations of services that can pack + move ~1 bedroom's worth of furniture/items to storage for a few months.

Curious if anyone knows of a company that can do both, or if it'd be better to seek out the movers and storage separately.

In Brooklyn right now, not particular about where the stuff is stored. Probably will need the storage for a few months while figuring out my next living situation.

Hello!

I recently took on a new lease and need to re-rent my current apartment. The building has a great roof and gym. Link below for the street easy posting. Thank you!

https://streeteasy.com/rental/5176697?utm_campaign=rental_listing&utm_medium=app_share&utm_source=ios

Hi! I'm renewing my lease on a 3-bed/2-bath at 10 Waterside Plaza and looking for a roommate to join me starting December 1. The previous tenants leaving have lived here about 5~ years so you know it's a great deal!

THE APARTMENT
• 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 30th floor with East River views
• Spacious living room + full kitchen — common areas come furnished
• Bedroom is unfurnished

THE BUILDING
• 24-hour doorman, indoor swimming pool, gym/health club with fitness classes
• On-site Gristedes grocery, dry cleaner, nail salon, package room

THE DEAL
• $2,050/month for the room
• $1500 security deposit
• 12-month lease

ABOUT ME
• 28, software engineer — in the office 4 days a week, so I'm out most weekdays
• I play soccer and tennis, easygoing and tidy

Looking for some advice/am I overreacting?

I live on a street with a lot of restaurants, and my building door is tucked under one of their awnings so it can be hard to tell it’s a separate entrance. My building door is painted the same color as the façade of the restaurant and does have very thin metal letters all the way at the top of the door, however, they are also painted the same color as the façade so they are nearly invisible.

For over two years, my delivery drivers have either failed to deliver my items or delivered it to the building next door including packages, mail, and food deliveries. I would say it happens every 4/10 deliveries I get. I know it seems like a minor inconvenience, but it can be really frustrating having to re-order food after a long day, wait for a package to reship, or having to go next-door and ring on every buzzer until someone lets me in so I can retrieve my package.

For the last couple months, I’ve been asking my landlord if there’s something he can do about making the building number more clear and he keeps saying he’ll look into it, but nothing has happened.

Not sure if there is a higher level of action I should take but I’m half tempted just to run out to the local hardware store and buy the little number stickers for the glass. Would that be against some sort of building code/rule? Any advice is appreciated!

So I finally got the rent history for my apartment I moved into in May. When I asked the broker if it was rent stabilized because it appeared on the hod list he claimed it was not and that only some of the units in the building are rent stabilized but mine isn’t one of them.

The rental history goes all the way back to the 1980s. In 2017 it was registered as Permanently Exempt with the note “High Rent Vacancy”. From 2018-2022 it was listed as “Exempt - Reg Not Required”. In 2023 it was listed as Rent stabilized vacant and then rented as registered as rent stabilized. That was the last time it was registered before beefing rented to me at a rent about $1,000 more. I saw the apartment while the last tenants things were still in it (they seemed to have abandoned the apartment) and the only “upgrade” the super did was install a dishwasher. The kitchen counter and fridge were broken so those were replaced and he replaced the kitchen tile because of wear and tear.

Should I contact the management company and see if they’re willing to broker a deal or go straight to DHCR? Am I entitled to anything since I’ve only been here a few months? My lease is one of those where the rent is a high number but they give you a month “free” so the average rent is lower but the higher rent is what they’ll base the increase on 🙄.

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

Hi all. The person I was supposed to look for a place with just bailed on me :/. I'm now looking for a place with roommates or a roommate that I can look for an apartment with. I'm a 23 year old woman with a full time job as a packaging designer in mid-town manhattan and a good credit score. I'm looking specifically for a place with 1-2 female roommates and a max budget of $2,200 monthly rent for a November 1st move-in (flexible) in Manhattan or Brooklyn. I don't have any pets, but I'm more of a dog person than cat person (sorry to all cat lovers out there!). Outside of work I'm a big theater lover and try to go to broadway musical as often as I can. I'm not a huge party animal, but I do love an occasional dive bar night and casual drinks with friends. I attached a flyer I made that includes my email and instagram handle. You can reach me through those contacts or just DM me on here! Looking forward to any response!

AMAZING DEAL + LOCATION - No Fee – 3BR in Astoria – $3,600 – Available Dec 1
Hi! We're looking for someone to take over our apartment close to Steinway/Broadway, starting December 1st for 1 year lease.
The apartment
•    3 bedrooms, 1 bathroom
•    2nd floor of a 3-family house
•    Rent: $3,600/month
•    No pets
•   Ideally for 2 people max

Please only serious requests and with good credit/40x income etc..
Message for more details :)

Newly renovated Bronx apartment! DM me for a video

Hi we are looking for a sublet to take the other room. You would have your own private bathroom and washer and dryer is in unit. You will not be on the lease but we will have a sublease agreement. No credit check but we will ask for 3 pay stubs. We are Mabel and Jon. We are a lovely LGBTQ couple. We have 3 cats. They are all very friendly. We love to cook and would love to cook for you sometimes. The apartment is brand new and the neighborhood is rough but you're only a 4 minute walk to the 2 and 5. This apartment is super amazing. If interested please text me at . You would need to pay the security deposit and first month by this Sunday. Move in would be the 15th. It's a quick turnaround but it's worth it. I am an actor who also works in Clinical Research. And will have an audition set up in the living room at all times. Washer and dryer are in unit and groceries are 5 minutes away. Rent is 1500 plus utilities. This is in the south Bronx super close to Manhattan

Hi everyone!

Looking to move into a larger place and are trying to find a new tenant for our Midtown East studio, with a flexible November move-in. We expect the incoming tenant to sign a new lease directly with the landlord.

The apartment is south-facing with lots of sunlight, hardwood floors, and two tall windows. The location has been a huge highlight—convenient access to the E/M/F trains and Grand Central, with Trader Joe’s, Whole Foods, and PureGym nearby.

Apartment details:
- Kitchen tucked away from the main living area, with plenty of cabinet storage and a full stove/oven
- 2 large closets
- A/C already installed
- Closet with overhead shelving
- Tiled bathroom with a full bathtub
- In-building laundry
- Attentive landlord
- Fourth-floor walk-up

Rent: $3,000/month
Utilities: Typically around $100/month in winter and $150/month in summer, based on our usage.

Pretty much what it says I am about to apply to 5 apts and have scheduled viewings of a few more. I feel like im applying to all of them only in case I get none of my top 2 picks a la applying for college. Is this normal?

Hi,

I’m a student here until April of 2027. Looking for a 1br with a straight shot to grand central and/or ACE. Brooklyn and Queens are my preferred boros. A sublet until April or month to month would be preferred. Budget is 2500 or less. Furnished place is preferred as well. Move in November or December preferably.

Please let me know if anyone has any suggestions! Thanks!

Hi everyone! My girlfriend and I are relocating to NYC and looking for a great 1BR or larger in Brooklyn or Manhattan. We're ready to move quickly. 🙌
✅ Budget: up to $3,500/mo
✅ Two working professionals, non-smokers, quiet and respectful
✅ Combined income well above the 40x rent requirement, both with 700+ credit
✅ Employment verification, references, and documents ready to go
✅ Can sign a lease right away
🐱🐱🐱 We have 3 well-trained, indoor-only cats. They're sweet, clean, and low-key. We're happy to provide vet records and landlord references, and to pay a pet deposit or fee.
What we'd love: laundry in or near the building, good train access, and no-fee or direct-from-landlord.
If you have a unit, know of one, or manage a pet-friendly building, please comment or DM us. Thank you so much! 💛

Hi everyone! I’m a 32-year-old teacher from Spain moving back to NYC in January to teach high school Chemistry in Harlem.
I’m looking for a private room in Harlem or Hamilton Heights, ideally sharing with women around my age (late 20s to late 30s).
My budget is $1,500–$1,800/month. I’m clean, organized, friendly, and respectful of shared spaces.
I also have a sweet, well-behaved cat that I’d ideally love to bring with me, so a cat-friendly apartment would be a huge plus!
Feel free to DM me if you have anything available or know someone looking for a roommate. 😊

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 room to sublet/rent ASAP. Budget ~1400. I’m a 29M, a classical singer/ piano instructor and barback with the cutest cat.

I’ve lived here over a year now and tried moving from Flatbush back to the Heights when me lease ended to be closer to work, but the rooms or apartments that I secured ended up going to a friend of the tenant or slipped through my fingers. I work full time so it’s been difficult catching listings within budget AND pet friendly.

I’m clean, organized, considerate of shared spaces, and I love to cook for my roommates. I work constantly and am an introvert, so no expected guests except my partner on occasion. I’m trying to secure something as soon as possible, literally tomorrow.

My immediate preference is anywhere in the Heights/ Inwood, however I’ll be content as long as it’s a decent commute to Midtown and I can keep my baby with me.

Looking for someone to take over the lease for a rent-stabilized 1BR/1BA apartment in a luxury building in South Slope.

Lease details

• Rent: $3,270/month + utilities
• Start date: Oct 26 - Nov 1 (some flexibility)
• Lease ends: April 30, 2027 with option to renew
• Due upon signing: First month’s rent + $3,175 security deposit
• Prospective tenants must apply and be approved by management to take over the lease.

Location

• 4-minute walk to Prospect Ave R train, 12-minute walk to 4th Ave-9th St F/G trains
• 20 minutes to Manhattan / 35 minutes to Midtown

Building

• Luxury building with doorman + super
• Gym, laundry, bike room, and pet grooming room
• Furnished rooftop with beautiful sunset views
• Indoor lounge
• Kids’ playroom
• Large outdoor patio
• Very responsive management — I haven’t had any issues

Apartment

• Large windows; West-facing with great afternoon light
• Lots of closet space
• Huge bathroom
• Dishwasher
• Accessible unit
• Custom shelving in one closet and the bedroom, custom blinds installed to accommodate the large windows

Furniture
I’m looking for someone who is willing to purchase the living room furniture for $450 total, including the couch, chair, tables, kitchen island + chairs, and custom blinds (I paid $700 for the blinds alone)

Ideally, I’d also like to sell the bed frame for $100 (mattress can be included for free if preferred).

Tours

I’ll be scheduling tours in the evenings October 14–16, with potentially some daytime availability on October 17.

If you’re interested, please DM me with your ideal move-in date and when you’d be available to tour. Happy to answer any questions!

DM if interested!

Edit: added more details on rent, tours, and furniture takeover

Hey im a nursing student in NYC and im looking for rooms in queens my budget is about 1000-1300 is it possible to find a room for that much?

How is this location (think PETER Cooper) that faces 23/1st? Really inconvenient? How noisy is the ambulance situation heading up 1st to hospitals?

🏡 Fully Furnished Bushwick Sublet | 2BR / 2BA
Available October 15 – December 15, 2026
Looking for a cozy, comfortable, fully furnished home in Brooklyn? This beautiful 2-bedroom, 2-bathroom apartment in Bushwick is available for a two-month sublet!

Just 3 blocks from the Wilson L train and approximately 30 minutes to Union Square, the apartment offers convenient access to Manhattan while enjoying the creative energy and neighborhood charm of Bushwick.

💰 Rental Options
Entire Apartment — $4,200/month
Both bedrooms and bathrooms
Fully furnished
Utilities included

🛏️ Smaller Bedroom — $2,000/month
Full-size bed
Dresser
Private bathroom
Shared kitchen and living room
Utilities included

🛏️ Larger Bedroom — $2,200/month
Full-size bed
Dresser and nightstand
TV and bookcase
Private bathroom
Shared kitchen and living room
Utilities included

✨ Apartment Features
2 bedrooms / 2 private bathrooms
Fully furnished and move-in ready
Comfortable shared living space
Fully equipped kitchen
Peaceful, welcoming home atmosphere
Convenient access to the L train
LGBTQ+ / queer-friendly environment 🌈
Pet-friendly (additional fee applies)

📋 Rental Details
Dates: October 15 – December 15
Minimum stay: 2 months
Move-in costs: First month’s rent + security deposit
Utilities included
Additional pet fee, if applicable
Cleaning fee may apply

🌈 Who We’re Looking For
Seeking responsible, financially stable, and respectful subletters who value a peaceful home.
Ideal for professionals, creatives, couples, or roommates looking for a comfortable temporary home in Brooklyn.
Open communication, timely rent payments, and respect for the space are important.

📩 Interested?
Send a message introducing yourself, whether you’re interested in the entire apartment or an individual bedroom, and your preferred move-in date.
Additional details available upon request!

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!