Find out if you qualify for an eco-friendly Bronx rental that's less than $500/monthBy Virginia K. Smith•February 17, 2017
New city council legislation to guarantee low-income tenants legal representation in housing courtBy Alanna Schubach•February 17, 2017
Been offered a lease for a single room in a shared apartment? Yep, it's too good to be trueBy Virginia K. Smith•February 16, 2017
Rent in a new downtown Brooklyn development for as low as $897 per month—if you qualify By Alanna Schubach•February 15, 2017
Ask Sam: I've been living in my mom's stabilized apartment, but never put my name on the lease. Can I claim succession rights?By Brick Underground •February 15, 2017Sponsored
Is this charming $1,995 one-bedroom in Sunset Park enough to make you consider moving there?By Lucy Cohen Blatter•February 15, 2017
Pay your New York City rent with your credit card (even if your landlord doesn't accept cards)By Brick Underground •February 15, 2017Sponsored
When parents pay the rent, low-income tenants get free legal counsel, and moreBy Virginia K. Smith•February 13, 2017
Now's your chance to rent in a new construction East Harlem building for $985/monthBy Virginia K. Smith•February 10, 2017
With concessions still breaking records, now's the time for renters to negotiateBy Virginia K. Smith•February 10, 2017
