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June Homes understands the dynamic needs of todayâs travelers and residents. By offering short-term rentals starting from just 30 days, we provide unparalleled flexibility for those seeking temporary housing in New York City. Whether youâre visiting for work, a project, or exploration, you can rent a fully furnished apartment or private room tailored to your needs. Staying compliant with NYCâs rental regulations, June Homes ensures a seamless, stress-free experience in the heart of the Big Apple.
Yes! While traditional leases often require 12 months, many platforms (like June Homes) offer 1â6 month leases or even month-to-month rentals.
Yes, but only if they follow city regulations. Generally, you can rent a private room or an entire apartment for 30+ days. June Homes ensures all listings comply with NYC laws.
Some do, but not all. June Homes specializes in fully furnished apartments and private rooms, ready for move-in with everything from beds to kitchenware.
For most short-term rentals, youâll need a valid ID or passport; proof of income or savings; and a guarantor, if your income is low or youâre international.
Absolutely. NYC is very international. Services like June Homes accept international renters, offering support with guarantors and virtual tours. International renters are welcome! With a valid passport, proof of income or funds, and a U.S.-based guarantor, you can secure a rental with ease.
Yes. While month-to-month leases are less common with traditional landlords, June Homes offers flexible short-term leases starting at just 30 days.
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A culturally rich area with historic brownstones and easy access to Prospect Park and multiple subway lines like the 2 and 5.
Known for its vibrant immigrant communities, food scene, and scenic views from the park. The D/N/R trains connect you quickly to Manhattan.
Located in Upper Manhattan near City College and Riverside Park, itâs quieter and more budget-friendly than downtown Manhattan.
A growing favorite among creatives, with a laid-back vibe and good transit options on the M and L lines to both Manhattan and Brooklyn.
A planned residential neighborhood with its own shopping district and access to the 6 trainâideal for value-driven renters.
Yes, and here is a 3x rent calculator for you to try. You can use a guarantor, offer a larger security deposit, or prepay several months of rent. June Homes also provides flexible solutions that work around this common requirement.
The standard rule is to spend no more than 30% of your gross monthly income on rent. If you earn $80,000 annually, aim for a rent around $2,000/month. But keep in mind NYCâs high living costs may require flexibility. Donât forget to factor in utilities, groceries, and transport.
Yes. Roommates can help cut down the high cost of living by sharing rent and utilities. Itâs one of the most common strategies for affording NYC housing.
Roughly 40% of New Yorkers live with roommates. With the cityâs high rent, co-living is a common and practical solution.
You can find roommates via social platforms, apps, or rental websites. Or skip the stressâJune Homes offers shared apartments with background-checked roommates, flexible leases, and no long screening processes.
While no area is risk-free, these are widely considered safer neighborhoods:
With platforms like June Homes, you can often move in within 24â72 hours after approval. Find a home, take a tour, and sign a lease in as little as 3 hours. Renting an apartment in NYC is simpleâjust follow the steps on our âHow It Worksâ page.
Many furnished, short-term rentals include utilities, Wi-Fi, and even regular cleaning. Always confirm whatâs covered in your lease.
Short-term furnished rentals are available in many of NYCâs most dynamic areas:
Harlem, Manhattan: historic and vibrant, with great food and culture, plus fast commutes to Midtown via multiple subway lines.