Leah Hochbaum Rosner

This Williamsburg studio has a private terrace, tons of amenities, and low monthlies. It is listed for $635,000—which is significantly higher than the $525,000 median for a Brooklyn studio, according to StreetEasy.

Architect and Feng Shui expert Anjie Cho describes what she'd do to update this Greenwich Village fixer-upper, including leveling the floors, gutting the bathroom, and integrating the kitchen into the living space.

Here are five two bedrooms—apartments and houses—near the newly expanded Kosciuszko Bridge that could be yours for under $850,000. The new span also offers a 20-foot-wide bike and pedestrian path, and there are plans to add parks under the bridge on both sides.

This Chelsea studio has a unique layout, and was recently renovated.

In this week’s Reno Ready, architect Carl Shenton of Brooklyn’s Shenton Architects explains how he’d jazz the place up, including banishing the garish wallpaper from the apartment, opening the kitchen up to the living room, and closing off the opening between the kitchen and the former dining room to make that space into a proper second bedroom.

Check out these five studio and one-bedroom rentals in the Jersey City neighborhood of Hamilton Park, all of which are available for under $2,715 a month.