Janine Bowen

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If you've got $4K a month to spend on rent, we've got some good news. You can find quite a lot in NYC for that price tag (especially if you're willing to venture outside Manhattan). From a furnished studio to a three-bedroom co-op (with lots in between) here is a sampling of what's available across four of NYC's boroughs-- Manhattan, The Bronx, Brooklyn, and Queens. Now might be as good a time as any to brush up on your renting IQ, so check out BrickUnderground’s helpful How to Rent Guide. If you're new to the Big Apple, get some extra support from our crash course on how to find an apartment in NYC.

Got $3,000 a month to spend on your monthly rent? From a furnished studio apartment to a four-bedroom house (with lots in between) here is what's available across all five of NYC's boroughs. Now might be as good a time as any to brush up on your renting IQ, so check out BrickUnderground’s helpful How to Rent Guide. If you're new to the Big Apple, get some extra support from our crash course on how to find an apartment in NYC.

Got $5,000 a month to spend on your rent? From a one-bedroom furnished condo to a five bedroom house (with lots in between) here is what's available across four of NYC's boroughs--Manhattan, Brooklyn, The Bronx, and Queens. Now might be as good a time as any to brush up on your renting IQ, so check out BrickUnderground’s helpful How to Rent Guide. If you're new to the Big Apple, get some extra support from our crash course on how to find an apartment in NYC.

Got $2,500 a month to spend on your rent? From a studio to a three-bedroom house (with lots of one-bedrooms in between), here's what you'll find across NYC's five boroughs. Now might be as good a time as any to brush up on your renting IQ, so check out BrickUnderground’s helpful How to Rent Guide. If you're new to the Big Apple, get some extra support from our crash course on how to find an apartment in NYC.