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How to find apartments for rent in NYC
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Renting 101: a guide to tenant’s rights and more
Your New York City apartment hunt isn’t over once you’ve found a place you think you love.
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A roommate and tenant guide to NYC
Everything you need to know about apartment living, from decorating your space to finding a roommate
NYC Apartment Hunting
Finding an apartment for rent in NYC doesn't have to be hard—consider this your one-stop shop for a New York apartment search, from the best websites for finding an apartment, to how to find a roommate once you've snagged a place.
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The ultimate guide to renting in NYC
Don’t get overwhelmed by the process—we’ve outlined how to set a budget, what to bring when you apply for an apartment, and more.
What to do if your NYC apartment doesn’t have heat or hot water
Know your rights this winter.
The New York City homebuying guide
Everything you need to know before launching a house hunt in NYC
Rent control vs. rent stabilization in NYC, explained
Everything you need to know about rent regulations in New York City, including how to find these somewhat elusive apartments.
Best websites for finding a no-fee NYC apartment
Find a NYC apartment without the monumental broker fees.
How to find a rent-stabilized apartment in New York City
Find a rent-stabilized apartment in these four easy steps.
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How to research a NYC building before you move in
Before you sign on the dotted line, do some research to know exactly what type of building you might be moving into.
Broker fee reform draws ire from real estate industry, tepid city support
Lawmakers say the bill would curb financial barriers to renting NYC apartments
Rent vs. buy? More New Yorkers go with the former—here’s why
Only a third of New Yorkers actually own their homes
An expert’s guide to renting a New York City apartment
From finding the perfect place to decorating it once you’ve moved in
NYC’s 100 worst landlords identified on 2017 watchlist
See who made the Public Advocate’s annual list this time around.
How to make cohabitation work in a NYC apartment
Considering cohabitation? These five tips will help you maintain your sanity after moving in with a partner.
4 alternatives to traditional New York City rentals
These NYC housing options offer myriad perks—including regular housekeeping and flexible leases—in exchange for things like privacy.