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August 30th, 2010New York City No Fee Apartments
February 7th, 2010
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Looking for an apartment in New York City can be a challenge. Many buildings have exclusive arrangements with real estate brokers, and anyone who rents an apartment is required to pay a fee. Broker fees are expensive, and usually range between 10% and 15% of one year’s rent. For an apartment that costs $2000 per month, the typical broker’s fee would be about $3600!
Fortunately, there is no need to pay a broker’s fee when you are renting an apartment. Difficult economic times and an excess supply of new buildings in Manhattan and Brooklyn have pushed down rents and forced landlords to advertise in order to find new tenants. Unfortunately, most real estate brokers in New York still charge tenants a fee.
NYCNoFeeApartments.com is committed to providing brokerage and apartment finding services at no charge to the tenant. Our brokers are compensated by landlords and receive referral fees from the buildings themselves, rather than the tenants.
If you are looking for an apartment in New York City, please contact us. Remember, it is completely free!
Call Eric at (917) 364-6933 or e-mail him at Eric@nycnofeeapartments.com
3 Bedroom Apartments
February 6th, 2010The Upper East Side has many 3 bedroom apartments. Growing families and people who have recently moved to New York City from the suburbs appreciate the extra space offered by a three bedroom apartment. Our brokers have a selection of apartments with 3 or more bedrooms, all offered for no brokers fee.
Here is a sample floorplan of a 3 bedroom apartment on East 91st street:
If you are interested in an Upper East Side apartment with 3+ bedrooms, please contact Eric at (917) 364-6933.
Financial District
February 4th, 2010The Financial District of Manhattan, sometimes referred to as FiDi, is a popular residential area that is close to many large banks, law firms, city agencies, and financial companies. Many subway lines run through the area, making it convenient to get to any part of midtown Manhattan in less than 15 minutes.
For about $3200 per month, you can rent a 2 BR apartment in a full -service doorman building. For approximately $2800 per month, you can rent a large 1 BR apartment in a full-service building, and get one month’s rent free when you sign a one-year lease.
There are many popular new buildings in New York City’s Financial District with studio and 1BR rental apartments. Studio apartments typically start around $2,300 per month. Here is a typical floorplan:
One bedroom apartments at typically start around $2,900 per month. Here is a typical floorplan of a 1BR apartment in the Financial District:
If you would like to rent a 1 BR apartment in a building with a doorman, gym, swimming pool, and receive one month of free rent, please contact one of our brokers. Remember, you never pay any broker’s fee.
If you would like to learn more about renting or buying an apartment in the Financial District, call Eric at (917) 364-6933 or e-mail him at Eric@nycnofeeapartments.com
Gramercy Apartments
February 1st, 2010Gramercy Park and the surrounding neighborhood is on of the most sought after residential locations in Manhattan. Restaurants, coffee shops, fashion boutiques, and antique stores line the streets. The area is less noisy and has less street traffic than many areas of Manhattan.
A studio apartment in the Gramercy Park area typically rents for about $2000 per month. For about $350,000 you can buy a large studio apartment in a doorman building. Given today’s low mortgage rates, if you can pay the 20% down payments then you should consider buying an apartment. There are currently many bargains to be found, especially in apartments in buildings on 24th and 25th Streets. Our agents and brokers never charge you a fee for their services. Their commissions are paid in full by landlords, building owners, and sellers of apartments.
Here is the floorplan for a typical studio apartment near Gramercy Park:
Eric handles numerous listings in the neighborhood. If you are interested in buying or renting an apartment, please call Eric at (917) 364-6933 or e-mail him at Eric@nycnofeeapartments.com
Tribeca
January 30th, 2010We currently have several listings for short and long-term rentals in Tribeca. Tribeca is a very popular neighborhood with restaurants like the Tribeca Grill, easy access to City Hall, courthouses, and the Financial District, and a vibrant nightlife. A 1BR apartment in Tribeca will typically start around $2600 per month. Many apartments were once warehouses that have been converted into lofts.
Here is a floorplan for a typical 1BR apartment in Tribeca:
Please contact Eric at at Eric@nycnofeeapartments.com if you are interested in arranging a time to see apartments.