Phillip Pantuso

If you're looking for an affordable NYC rental, here are the most affordable neighborhoods to rent in Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, and the Bronx.

It’s a good time to be a luxury renter in NYC—and prospective buyers who want to hold off on splashing out the cash until the economy stabilizes will also find their choice of high-end properties, so they can test out a building or a neighborhood. Here's where to look.

The apartment listing and analytics site RentHop recently updated a study that tracked noise complaints in New York City and their relationship to median one-bedroom rental prices. Here's a list of the 10 quietest neighborhoods in Brooklyn.

New York City doesn’t have a reputation for calmness. But it’s still possible to find some quiet in the city that never sleeps, if you know where to look. RentHop recently updated a study, originally published in October 2018, that tracked noise complaints in the city, and their relationship to median one-bedroom rents and prices. Here's a list of the 10 quietest neighborhoods in Manhattan.

What are the best Brooklyn neighborhoods for first-time buyers? To determine an answer, Brick asked Perchwell, a real estate market intelligence platform, to compile data on the neighborhoods with the most studios and one-bedroom apartments on the market at a price range young buyers could reasonably manage. There are even some two-bedrooms that fit the criteria. Here is where to start your search.

If you know where to look, you can find a starter apartment in Manhattan at a price you can live with. So what are the best neighborhoods for first-time buyers? To determine an answer, Brick asked Perchwell to compile data on the neighborhoods with the most studios and one-bedroom apartments on the market at a price range young buyers could reasonably manage. We’ll look at Manhattan here, and Brooklyn in a separate article.