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No fee apartment -1 Bedroom. East 89th Street. Find out more at RDNY.com
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$3,315 as an average rent? They must be renting to a different group of people. Of course there are many who can afford that price, but we work with hundreds of renters all the time, and I can tell you that the average, typical renter in Manhattan is paying less than that. I don’t know exactly what the average renter is paying, but I’m certain it’s less.
Exceptional Studio with No Fee. Lux. D/M Bldg in Prime Upper West Side Loc. $2150. For more information on this no fee apartment and other no fee apartments, visit RDNY.com.
2 Bedroom in the East Village. $2900 rent. 6-Story Apartment Building, Dishwasher, Microwave, Sun Deck on Rook. For information on this no fee apartment rental or other no fee apartments for rent, visit RDNY.com.
No Fee Rental apartment in Manhattan. Thompson Street 2 BRs – $2,895. Save $5,211 in Broker fees. For more information on this no fee apartment and other no fee apartment rentals in Manhattan, visit RDNY.com.
People ask us all the time, “can I really find a great no fee apartment in Manhattan, or Brooklyn etc. if I don’t have a huge budget? The answer is, “You bet you can!” You just need to know where to look for no fee apartments. Here’s a hint, it ain’t craigslist. At RDNY.com, we guarantee that all our apartments – all of them – are 100% no fee. Come take a look at RDNY.com.
RDNY.com, through its new broker division, Acmelistings.com, now provides apartment rental listings to over 80 real estate brokers and agents in all boroughs of New York City. Every day, over 4,000 available apartments are put in the hands of working brokers and agents who need rental apartments in New York for their customers. These are the same listings available through…
Wednesday, 24 August 2011 05:06 Deepti Dhaval “I listen to my customers. I do some of the sales myself so that I get a chance to interact with my customers and understand their needs.” Mr. Laurence Rosenberg, co-founder, Rent-Direct.com Customer-satisfaction is the key ingredient of a successful business. Keeping customer need in mind, Laurence Rosenberg along with Ralph Barocas co-founded…
Brought to you by RDNY. This is a little shameless plugging of our company, but we feel we deserve it. This has been a fantastic renting season for RDNY.com customers. So many of you have found just the right apartment and have been happy to tell us about your finds. Congratulations to you all. Enjoy your new homes in health,…
Shareable apartments are getting tight. Shareable apartments in the better parts of the Upper East Side at an affordable price are even tighter.
No fee rentals in NYC. A short video of some of the no fee rental buildings available through Rent-Direct.com.
No Fee – E. 90s 1 BR $1,595. Save $2,871 in broker fees on the lovely 1 BR. For more information on this apartment, visit RDNY.com and view apartment ID: 253438.
An Oasis on the Upper East Side. 2 BRs, wbfpl, wash/dry.Find out more about this unique No Fee apartment for rent on the Upper East Side, visit www.RDNY.com. Apartment ID: 314146
Apartment ID: 361936 For more info: visit RDNY.com Building Type Postwar Apartment Building Building Features Pets OK except dogs Elevator Rent Stabilized Live-in Super Central Air Conditioning Thermopane Windows Hardwood Floor Laundry in the Building Dishwasher Near Subway(s) 28 apartments in 6 stories 1.5 blocks to Eli\’s Wine & Spirits where you can get gourmet pre-made meals and home baked…
The following is excerpted from The Essential Guide for Smart Renters, the wonderful guide to renting a no broker fee apartment in New York, put together by RDNY.com. You can view the entire Essential Guide right here. What is a Guarantor and how to Figure Out If You Need a Guarantor A guarantor is someone who guarantees to pay your…
There\’s a lot to keep in mind when searching for an apartment. These tips will help you get the most out of your search…
Every New York City renter has to have a strategy to finding the best apartment, in the best location at the lowest rent. This guide will help you achieve that goal.
Every once in a while, it\’s refreshing to stand back and look at the city from afar. It reminds us why we love this place so much. The energy, the dynamism, and the constant push up, up, up. Yup, we love New York.
Sure, RDNY.com can help you find the right apartment with no broker fee (shameless plug). But then what? You don\’t want to stare at blank white walls. The solution: decorate your walls with fine photography from Maher Fine Art Photography.
Great Building, great location. Beautiful Upper West Side block. Doorman 2 BRs $3,800. No broker fee – ever! http://www.RDNY.com
2 bedroom/2 baths right on the water. Views of Manhattan that are unsurpassed! $2,970
I recently subscribed to RDNY and had a wonderful experience. I followed the market for awhile as a guest and when the time came to actually look, I signed up for an account…
This is the 3rd time I\’ve used RDNY, and guess what? I found an apartment in the neighborhood that I was looking and in the price range I wanted. That is what it is all about.
On Atlantic Avenue, between Henry Street and Hicks Street. • Pets OK on a case by case basis • Hardwood Floor • Common Courtyard/Garden • Laundry in the Building • Near Shops • Near Nightlife • Heat+Hot Water Included • New Appliances • Dishwasher • Granite Bath • Pets are permitted provided they are controlled • Walking distance to the…
A wonderful 3 BR in a wonderful location. On East 22nd Street, between Lexington Avenue and Third Avenue, this is a terrific prewar – but fully modernized apartment. Elevetor? check. Exposed brick walls? check. Stainless steel appliances? check. Recessed lighting? check. Laundry in the building? check.
Beautiful brownstone just of Prospect Park. Four blocks to the subway and within 4 block of everything. Naturally, you can get full details by subscribing to RDNY.com. Forget about all the other apartments available. This one alone is worth the price of admission.
Newly listed 1 BR in a renovated loft building. Some very nice features, like oversized windows, high ceilings, a garage on premises, new appliances and just a block from Pratt Institute and the very fine Clinton Hill neighborhood.
Hey, Amy:
I moved into a nice apartment managed by Finkelstein Morgan on Monday. Thanks for getting me started with the website. I probably would not have found this apartment without it.
Newly listed on 8/8/10. This one\’s a bargain. Air conditioned, washer/dryer in the apartment, and a private back yard. One short block from Carl Shurz Park and Gracie Mansion.
The information you provided was accurate in every way and more informative than brokers we have used in the past. We found a great apartment with ease in a matter of days.
The blog at RDNY.com seldom posts about commercial real estate. Quite frankly, we\’re not all that interested in the ups and downs of the commercial market, only the residential rental market. But this post, we felt, was a public service to you, our readers. After all, when you shop at a high end store like Victoria\’s Secret or Abercrombie & Fitch, or work for book publisher Hachette Book Group or advertising firm Euro RSCG Worldwide, you don\’t expect to bring bugs home to infest your apartment.
Perfect 1 BR in the best part of Brooklyn Heights – steps from the Promenade on Pierrepont Street. $2,100 per month.
Folks, we are getting very close to a state of equilibrium in the rental market, the place where rental demand comes close to matching existing vacancies. I\’m not a statistician, so I don\’t have hard numbers to prove it, but we here at RDNY.com are beginning to see the number of available listings decline while the number of new potential renters is climbing. We are beginning to see landlords raising rents cautiously and we are beginning to see renters looking at their backup neighborhoods.
The Hunt\’s Joyce Cohen profiles in the NY Times Real Estate Section how a renter, after several disappointments, finds an apartment through RDNY.com.
Now, we here at RDNY.com do a lot of renting. We currently have about 4,100 active listings. I can tell you, that the average rent actually paid by our clients is a lot less than $3,812. We obviously have a different clientele. But why try to pass off an \”average rent of $3,812\” when it isn\’t so? Why don\’t they just say, the average rent paid by well to do New Yorkers is $3,812 but for everyone else, it\’s a lot less. That would be a lot more honest.
First, let me disclose that there are some negative reviews about RDNY.com on Yelp. There are also some very highly complimentary reviews of us, which we greatly appreciate. But I\’ve been pissed at Yelp for many months. They are definitely biased.
This year (2011) RDNY.com enters its 16th year of business. If there is one thing we have learned (and we\’ve learned many things) it\’s that New Yorkers are fascinated with the world of real estate and apartments. There are many other fine sources of information about the real estate scene. Celebrity sites chronicle the buying and selling of multimillion dollar…