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These NYC Rental Listings Are Not To Be Missed

Caroline Fiske

Now is the perfect time for you to move into your dream rental apartment in New York City! Because of the pandemic heavily impacting both vacancies and signed leases. An unbiased source for real estate in Manhattan called UrbanDigs showed in their June 2020 Sales & Rental Report that Manhattan saw the highest number of monthly new listings since July 2017. The combination of high inventory with fewer leases signed means the pressure is on for landlords, they are more than willing to give out concessions, offer deals, and negotiate the monthly rent. Below are some of the best rental listings that are currently on the market. Each has a standout feature that makes them irresistible, whether it be great value for money, great amenities, or a great location.

128 East 83rd Street, Apt 4B

This gorgeous two-bedroom, one-bathroom apartment on the Upper East Side could be yours for just $2,950 per month. According to UrbanDigs, the median rent on the Upper East Side for July is about $4,750 per month for 2 bedrooms. This amazing deal is only once in a blue moon and it doesn’t mean you have to compromise anything. According to the listing description, “The apartment features loads of brownstone charm: high ceilings and exposed brick throughout, with recently refinished floors.” It is both a fourth-floor walkup and a one-year lease and this walk up to this apartment will give you the toned legs of your dreams. This property is listed by Rebecca Brooksher and Shawn Fagan of Warburg Realty.

160 Central Park South, Apt 460

Central Park South is one of the most well-known addresses in New York City. This one-bedroom, one-bathroom home is located in the famous Essex House. The rent is $6,000 per month, and it is described as a “New York Lover’s Opportunity” in the listing description. This apartment is within walking distance to Broadway, Lincoln Center, Carnegie Hall, Fifth Avenue, and Central Park. It also includes things you can find in a 5-star hotel such as high-speed WiFi, TV cable, a 24-hour spa, and maid service. This property is listed by Cecilia Serrano and Hala Lawrence of Warburg Realty.

445 West 54th Street, Unit 5B

Coming with Sonos speakers in every room, a Nest thermostat, a one-touch control complete home system, a 3-zone wine fridge, a well-kept elevator, and so much more. This breathtaking 2-bedroom, 2-bathroom home is just the apartment to rent for you! The listing description says that this wonder is “a remarkably quiet oasis full of modern amenities, as well as over 800 cubic feet of built-in storage.” The open concept kitchen has Quartz countertops, as well as many name-brand appliances and pull-out cabinets. A giant walk-in closet and a luxury bathroom are all that awaits for you in the master bedroom. This entire apartment has been designed with functionality and easy living in mind. This property is listed by Michael J. Franco of Compass.

307 East 8th Street, Apt 6C

This penthouse duplex apartment in a historic brownstone built-in 1900 with two bedrooms and two bathrooms is every modern minimalist’s dream come true. The sun-lit space with clean lines and an amazingly airy feeling can be rented for $7,000/month. And oh, there’s an enormous private rooftop as well as an open center island kitchen to the spacious living/dining room. A gorgeous spiral staircase connects the two floors. To top it all off, this home is right in the heart of the East Village, an area whose eclectic charm and endless entertainment options are highly sought after. Listed by Ted Karagiannis of Warburg Realty.

Whether you are looking to visit the city for a couple of months or just a month, these apartments are just the beginning of the search for your ideal rental apartment. Since a lot of New Yorkers are moving out of the city due to the pandemic, rent prices are now lower than ever. The Big Apple has now become The Bargain Apple!

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