The first apartments to be converted to rentals in this 300-unit building hit the market in May, after a process made somewhat difficult by the continued presence of tenants in the building. There are currently 11 apartments available for rent, ranging from a studio for $2,520/month to a 3BR for $9,500/month. The $16,000/month pads have already been rented.

Apartments fill the 21st through 50th floors of this building, while medical offices occupy the lower floors. There are four units available at the moment, but they'll cost ya: the least expensive is an alcove studio asking $3,550/month. The lights change color in the building's playroom.

Consider this building's spot on the map a congratulations for finally becoming something. After rumors of condos, a hotel, and corporate rentals, the building has finally debuted as just a regular old rental building. There are seven apartments available, with the cheapest being a $3,525/month 1BR and the priciest being a $7,250/month 2BR.

The name is, er, slightly off-putting, but that hasn't stopped renters from claiming apartments. There are currently 1BRs and 2BRs available, asking between $3,725/month and $7,750/month.

Rental listings popped up at 130 West 12th Street shortly after the condo building sold out this summer. Right now there are two units on the rental market, a 1BR for $6,950/month and a 3BR for, uh, $25,000/month.

This building rented quickly after hitting the market last year, despite one politican's plans to investigate the truth of the proportions of the building rendering. But now there are a few units available again, asking $2,200/month (studio) and $8,000/month (3BR). Rent and judge the truth of the rendering for yourself!

This 117-unit warehouse-to-rental conversion is finally on the market after several years in which we lost hope (sorry) that it would ever get finished. The 25 units available now have quirky floorplans thanks to the shape of the building, and they're asking between $2,650/month and $4,892/month.

The rectory building of the St. Vincent de Paul Church in Williamsburg has been converted into three-bedroom rental units, newly on the market. The units have high ceilings, church windows, and, in the rectory's former parlor, floors made of milled beams from St. Vincent's Church next door. There are 13 apartments currently up for grabs, asking $4,500/month to $5,250/month.

This building in the—brokerbabble alert—"beating heart of Williamsburg" hit the market in August. At the moment there's just one active listing, a 2BR seeking $4,655/month.