City Apartments New York, New York City Apartments, Rentals, Sales
Search through the neighborhoods to find your New York City apartment.
- Apartment in Alphabet City
- Apartment in Battery Park
- Apartment in Chelsea
- Apartment in East Village
- Apartment in Financial District
- Apartment in Garment District (Herald Square)
- Apartment in Gramercy
- Apartment in Greenwich Village
- Apartment in Harlem
- Apartment in Hell’s Kitchen (Clinton)
- Apartment in Inwood
- Apartment in LES / Chinatown
- Apartment in Little Italy
- Apartment in Meatpacking District
- Apartment in Midtown East
- Apartment in Midtown West
- Apartment in Morningside Heights
- Apartment in Murray Hill
- Apartment in NoHo
- Apartment in Roosevelt Island
- Apartment in Soho Tribeca
- Apartment in Union Square
- Apartment in Upper East Side
- Apartment in Upper West Side
- Apartment in Washington Heights
- Apartment in Yorkville
City Apartments New York will help you find the perfect apartment rental in New York City, Browse through the listings and neighborhoods and find the apartment you are looking for, finding an apartment is not always so easy as the options are great, from the size of apartments to the type of buildings, and neighborhoods in NYC. You may find apartments for rent, condos and co-ops for rent, townhouses and brownstones for rent, also apartments for sale and condos for sale in New York. Luxury real estate apartments for sale and for rent, City apartments.
Find Luxury Rentals in New York City, Apartments for rent in luxury condos, rental buildings, co-ops, townhouses, brownstones for rent, flats for rent in New York City.
Browse the neighborhood categories and property types to find the perfect home, Downtwon, Uptown, and Midtown apartments for rent in New York.

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Apartment Rentals in New York City Guide for Renters
The past half-century has been an incredible periodfor New York’s economical growth and popularity. Asmore artists, bankers, diplomats and celebritiescontinue to flood the city, neighborhoods and areasthat were once considered unlivable, are becoming the”up-and-coming” places to live in. In fact, there areno more undesirable neighborhoods in New York City.From Alphabet City to Hell’s Kitchen and Harlem,landlords offer quality living as great as anywhereelse in the city.
The options are countless and time is of the essencein this high-demand market. Let a professional leadyou through the process and help you make it anenjoyable experience.
We will listen to your needs, review all the options, andthen show you the best of what is out there. We willprepare you in advance for all possibilities andmake sure that you don’t miss out on any opportunity torent the perfect home.
What to Bring?
- Proof of income
- Employer verification letter – On companyletterhead, signed by supervisor stating
- Salary
- Guaranteed bonus
- Title
- Start date
- Housing allowance, if any
- Most recent pay stubs
- Last 2 Year’s tax returns
- Copy of driver’s license or passport
- Credit application information showing names, phone numbers, addresses of
- Employer
- Banker
- Accountant
- Last Landlords
- Guarantor
- Most recent bank statement and stock portfolio statement, if any
- Money
- First month’s rent
- Security deposit
- Application fees ($25 – $50)
- Brokerage fee (15% of the annual rent)
Rent & security are due, usually in the form of two certified checks, on the business day following apartment selection. If you do not have an account established here, you may choose to bring travelers checks or arrange to have funds wired to an appropriate account here in Manhattan.
Financial Qualification
Most landlords require that you make 40-50 times theamount of monthly rent. Outstanding loans, assetsliquidation, credit and rent history are also takeninto consideration.
Guarantors
If you do not meet the financial requirements of thelandlord, you may be required to obtain a lease guarantor. Theguarantor must be financially able and qualified topay your rent as well as comfortably carry his or herfinancial responsibilities in case you default on thelease.
Many landlords require a Tri-state guarantor andprefer a relative. If you are being relocated by yourcompany and need a guarantor, you should check withhuman resources to see if the company will provide one. Theyoften do.
Credit Check
An application fee ranges between $25-50 and will coverthe cost of your credit check. A good credit rating shouldhave no delinquent or collection accounts, over 60%available credit and no substantial amount of debt.Some landlords are more flexible than others when itcomes to credit.
International
If you are a first time renter in New York and do nothave a credit history in the U.S., landlords mightrequire an extra security deposit, a guarantor or rentpaid up front.
Consult one of our expert agents for additionaladvice. Procedures and requirements may vary from onebuilding to another. We’ll make sure to guide you throughthe best possible options.
Board approvals
If you are subleasing a co-op or leasing acondominium, board approval will be required.Condominiums are very easy and almost never rejectrenters. Co-ops are stricter and may require apersonal interview. Some co-op boards may only meetonce a month or even once every two months. Your interview date maydepend on it.
Neighborhoods
To learn more about the neighborhoods we serve in our primary markets click on the links to the right. You will find out about the great history, nature and background of all of these wonderful places of living. Whether for primary residences, short term stay or secondary residences these neighborhoods in South Florida, Miami, New York, Brooklyn or the Hamptons, New York are eclectic, vibrant, charming and provide quiet or excitements within.
Our neighborhood guides will help you to discover the style and history of these wonderful areas. Whether you are searching for an apartment or Condo, for a short term stay or for a new primary or secondary residence, these neighborhoods will welcome you home.
- Harlem
- Upper East Side
- Upper West Side
- Midtown East
- Midtown West
- Murray Hill
- Gramercy
- Chelsea
- Greenwich Village
- East Village
- Soho Tribeca
- LES / Chinatown
- Financial District
- Battery Park
- Washington Heights
- Morningside Heights
- Inwood
- Alphabet City
- Garment District (Herald Square)
- Hell’s Kitchen (Clinton)
- Meatpacking District
- Union Square
- Roosevelt Island
- Yorkville
- NoHo
- Little Italy
