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Low-Fee Rental Roundup: Greenpoint, Battery Park City, East Village and more, from $2,050 to $9,995 a month

By Naked Apartments  | February 11, 2014 - 11:59AM
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If you’d rather catch your shuteye on an Uptown A train than spend one more minute sharing a space with your roommate, it might be time to get your own place. On Naked Apartments, you can browse through many no-fee and low-fee apartments (with fees capped at 9%, versus the usual 12% to 15%). Check out the places featured here in our Low-Fee Rental Roundup or check out Naked Apartments and hunt by “no fee” or “low-fee” to see more.

Need to see a place straightaway? Naked Apartments will dispatch an agent to meet you there this minute with its Showings on Demand feature.

No-fee Hell’s Kitchen 1-bedroom features new appliances, hardwood floors and 13-foot ceilings in building with gym, resident’s lounge and indoor basketball court, $2,800/month+1 month free>>

Ground-floor Upper West Side 2-bedroom/2-bathroom boasts 10-foot ceilings, exposed brick, crown moldings, a stainless steel kitchen and a shared garden, $5,400/month+8.0% broker’s fee>>

No-fee Greenpoint 2-bedroom loft in converted pencil factory has exposed brick, wood beamed 12-foot ceilings and stainless steel kitchen, $4,500/month>>

Forest Hills 4-bedroom/2-bathroom offers balcony, on-site super and 24-hour doorman, $4,200/month+8.4% broker’s fee>>

No-fee Battery Park City studio in apartment complex with gated entry, health club with outdoor swimming pool and on-site parking facilities, $2,350/month>>

Studio with lofted sleeping area in Greenwich Village doorman building comes with a dishwasher, $2,825/month+7.5% broker’s fee>>

Gut-renovated Upper East Side 1-bedroom offers stainless steel appliances, high ceilings, crown moldings and decorative fireplace, $2,700/month+8.5% broker’s fee>>

No-fee Tribeca 2-bedroom/2.5-bathroom home with in-unit laundry; building amenities include fitness center, valet and maid service, $9,995/month>>

Harlem 2-bedroom in pet-friendly building features stainless steel appliances, large bedrooms and hardwood floors, $2,050/month+2.0% broker’s fee>>

No-fee East Village 1-bedroom/2-bathroom has modern stainless chef’s kitchen, updated finishes and ample closets, $4,050/month>>

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