renting

… in New York City hitting new records   its harder than ever for many New Yorkers to meet the steep income requirements … credit For example if you and any roommates want to rent an apartment for $3000 you would need to earn north of … … A personal guarantor is someone who will cosign your lease and pay the rent if you cant They are generally …

… for renewal your landlord has likely notified you that your rent is increasing In New York Citys highly competitive rental market landlords typically … 1st 2023 and before September 30th 2024 can increase by 275 percent Twoyear leases can be increased by 525 percent  …

… offer more privacy these additions are not allowed in many NYC rental buildings On the other hand freestanding bookshelfstyle … in July 2024   We are presenting it again with updated information for July 2025 … How do bookshelf walls make …

… But youre still sweating because you havent received your security deposit from your old place and youre counting on … plenty of NYC renters have horror stories about  losing a security deposit to a recalcitrant landlord The New York … a letter to their landlord to demand the return of their security deposit  My hope is that we help a lot of people …

… a challenge The rental process can seem daunting because of NYCs steep rents and landlords stringent income requirements … competition  Buying in NYC has its own headacheswhats the difference between a coop and condo anyway And what exactly … to wrap your head around but its not all bad newsseriously If youre flexible about where you are willing to live the …

… Thousands of lowincome tenants in New York City rely on federally funded vouchers to pay part … significant policy change according to the spokesperson For years NYCHAs receipt and distribution of these funds was …