The StreetEasy Hot Dozen: 12 rentals that may or may not be available by the time you read this

There is a happy place between bank-breaking extravagance and affordable grittiness. While this week's Hot Dozen—a collection of the most-clicked rentals on real estate site StreetEasy.com—includes apartments on both ends of the spectrum (note the higher-end studio to the left), there are a few that fall perfectly in between.

Among those that fall nicely in between are this Gramercy Park 3-bedroom, priced at $3,350, which doesn't appear to have the strings attached one might expect for the price. The unit looks clean and well-maintained and, judging by the photos, each bedroom is a reasonable size that could fit furniture as well as inhabitants. 

And on the studio side, this $1,495/month unit isn't the cheapest 1-room abode on the market, but it's spacious, has closets, and is in the East Village—from what we can see, it's not a bad deal.

Browse the remaining ten to see what everyone else has eyeballs on. And if you want someone to help you through your search, visit BrickUnderground's Agent Referral Service, a free matchmaking tool that will set you up with the right guide.

Studios:

• 236 East 7th Street — $1,495
• 322 West 57th Street—$2,450
• 320 East 42nd Street—$1,500

One-bedrooms:

• 332 West 83rd Street—$1,825
• 224 East 21st Street—$1,995
• 135 West 24th Street—$2,000

Two-bedrooms:

• 85 Franklin Street—$6,000
• 138 Sullivan Street—$2,999
• 111 Fulton Street—$9,950

Three-bedrooms:

• 137 East 66th Street—$7,500
• 53 East 95th Street—$3,595
• 244 East 21st Street—$3,350

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