NYC Apartment Rental Buildings
$3,150, Hell's Kitchen
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NEW LISTING_HIGH FLOOR_PRIME 6TH AVE LOCATION!Live in a full-service building with lavish amenities including a rooftop deck, fit (...)
$4,300, Union Square
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Massive 1BR Sanctuary!! Live in the Heart of UN. SQ!!Welcome home to your new and luxurious life. Situated in the heart of Union (...)
$4,150, Upper West Side
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Premier UWS Home!! PVT Balcony!! Make Your Move!!Live in the heart of the UWS and moments from Central Park, restaurants, and all (...)
$1,850, East Harlem
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Spacious Real 1 Bedroom apartment with oversized living room. Finishes include - hardwood floors, granite countertops, stainless (...)
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$1,775, Harlem
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Fantastic 1 Bedroom Apartment with Spacious Living RoomLots of Closet SpaceNewly Renovated with High-End FinishesGreat Light and (...)
$3,350, Kips Bay
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LEXINGTON AVE/PRIME MURRAY HILL FULL SERVICE HIGH RISEFull service luxury high rise in the heart of Murray Hill between Park and (...)
$3,250, Upper West Side
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This is a STEAL! The apartment is huge, bright and beautiful, with very unique details, all in an elevator/doorman/laundry/gym/ro (...)
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Jessica Bryant
$2,500, Upper East Side
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LUXE DOORMAN ONE BEDROOM IN PRIME UES EAST 60'S BUILDING. BUILDING FEATURES: Doorman, Elevator, Fitness Center, Laundry, Roofdeck (...)
$2,750, Little Italy
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Elizabeth Street AND Kenmare StreetRare Availability in sought after downtown NoLita neighborhood. New Lease as of February 1st. (...)
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Paul Buttenhoff
$2,500, West Village
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Charming one bedroom apartment in a low-rise pre-war walk-up building with voice intercom access on a quiet tree-lined street.
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$2,300, SoHo
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New to market! Extremely bright South facing one bedroom with a renovated kitchen! Brand new stainless steel stove and refrigerat (...)
$3,350, Clinton
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REAL WOOD BURNING FIREPLACE! PRE-WAR ELEGANCE_PLAZA DISTRICTLarge one bedroom, hardwood floors, fireplace, with custom built-in (...)
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Paul Buttenhoff
$3,425, West Village
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GANSEVORT ST_PRIME WEST VILLAGE_ELEVATOR _HUGEPrime gut renovated West Village one bedroom. Building is new and well kept, with l (...)
$3,400, Midtown East
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VALUE FLEX TWO_PARK AVE_MUST SEE!LIVE IN THIS spacious flex two bedroom home. Landlord allows FULL WALLS, this converts easily an (...)
$3,950, Midtown Center
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One bedroom apartment in pre-war mid-rise full-service building in a PRIME MW location! Apartment features high ceilings, a decor (...)
$3,900, Clinton
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IMMACULATE SHORT TERM FURNISHED ONE BEDROOM PRIME MIDTOWN WESTTop of the line renovations and furnishing large BR w/ dressing are (...)
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Paul Buttenhoff
$2,300, SoHo
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New to market! Extremely bright South facing one bedroom only one flight up! Beautiful strip hardwood floors. Large, windowed bat (...)
$4,300, Upper West Side
DRAMATIC $500 RENT DROP!!!
This fabulous Corner 1bd is spacious, bright and beautiful, with very unique details, all in an eleva (...)
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Jessica Bryant
$2,850, Upper West Side
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RENT DROP!!! THis fabulous 1bd is spacious, bright and beautiful, with very unque details, all in an elevator/doorman/laundry/gym (...)
$3,755, East Village
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Amazing1 Bedroom in the East Village now available!
This is the largest 1 bedroom in all of the East Village. A large array of a (...)
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Ryan Olsen
$3,750, Midtown Center
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Gorgeous 1BR Home w/ Loft Space!! Steps from Mad. Sq. Park!!Live in a lavish Flatiron masterpiece, moments from Madison Square Pa (...)
$3,400, West Village
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WEST 10TH_ELEVATOR_PETS OK_CLASSIC WEST VILLAGELocated on a perfect tree-lined West Village block just steps from the Highline, B (...)
$1,750, East Harlem
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RARELY AVAILABLEReal 1 Bedroom ApartmentAll Utilities Included - Heat, Hot Water, Gas AND ElectricNewly RenovatedStainless Steel (...)
$3,400, Gramercy
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IRVING PLACE_JUMBO SPACE_GUT RENOVATEDAmazing Gramercy Park address steps from Irving Place and Union Square. Enjoy living in one (...)
$3,000, Greenwich Village
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Newly renovated one bedroom apartment in a low-rise elevator building in a PRIME Greenwich Village location near University Place (...)
$3,750, Midtown Center
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PRIME MIDTOWN WEST FURNISHED HOME!Beautiful, fully renovated, fully furnished with top of the line appliances, extra-high ceiling (...)
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Paul Buttenhoff
$2,600, Upper West Side
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ELEGANT PRE-WAR DOORMAN ONE BEDROOM_MUST SEE!This beautiful building includes 24-hour doorman/elevator service, laundry facility, (...)
$2,800, Midtown West
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Luxury Awaits in this Furnished Gem!!Live in a prime Midtown location, right in the heart of the city. Your building boasts hotel (...)
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Paul Buttenhoff
$3,002, East Village
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Deal of the day!!
HUGE, renovated and sun filled 1BR located only a short walk to Union Sq, Gramercy Park and all major transpor (...)
$3,595, Midtown West
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Live in Absolute Luxury!! Pool, Gym, Roof, & Much More!!This completely green, Midtown luxury building boasts lavish envi (...)
NYC apartment rental buildings come in many different shapes and sizes. Here is a quick overview of the different options available to renters:
Pre-war Apartments vs. Post-war Apartments
Pre-war apartments were built before World War II, or the 1940s. Typically, these buildings have hardwood floors, decorative moldings and high ceilings. These buildings also have several negatives including small elevators or stairs-only, no air-conditioning and small, cramped bathrooms. Post-war buildings have less character but modern features such as elevators, air-conditioning and in-building amenities like health clubs and pools.
Doorman vs. Non-doorman Buildings
Doorman buildings are often larger buildings that have enough tenants to pay for a full-time employee. A doorman helps tenants by accepting packages, dealing with laundry/dry-cleaning, storing spare keys and letting repairmen/guests into your apartment. Non-doorman NYC apartment rentals are less expensive and often have fewer units.
Brownstones and Townhouses
Brownstones and townhouses are three to five unit buildings, often ranging from 16 to 25 feet wide. Many of them were originally built as single family homes with basements, garden floors, parlor floors, and one to two floors of bedrooms. Today, these buildings can be rented as single family homes, duplex units, single floors and full floors with gardens. NYC apartment rentals in the top floor of these buildings often have roof access as well.
Pre-war Apartments vs. Post-war Apartments
Pre-war apartments were built before World War II, or the 1940s. Typically, these buildings have hardwood floors, decorative moldings and high ceilings. These buildings also have several negatives including small elevators or stairs-only, no air-conditioning and small, cramped bathrooms. Post-war buildings have less character but modern features such as elevators, air-conditioning and in-building amenities like health clubs and pools.
Doorman vs. Non-doorman Buildings
Doorman buildings are often larger buildings that have enough tenants to pay for a full-time employee. A doorman helps tenants by accepting packages, dealing with laundry/dry-cleaning, storing spare keys and letting repairmen/guests into your apartment. Non-doorman NYC apartment rentals are less expensive and often have fewer units.
Brownstones and Townhouses
Brownstones and townhouses are three to five unit buildings, often ranging from 16 to 25 feet wide. Many of them were originally built as single family homes with basements, garden floors, parlor floors, and one to two floors of bedrooms. Today, these buildings can be rented as single family homes, duplex units, single floors and full floors with gardens. NYC apartment rentals in the top floor of these buildings often have roof access as well.
