What you’ll get in Manhattan and Brooklyn for $2,000/month

By Leah Hochbaum Rosner | July 5, 2017 - 3:59PM

A Sunset Park one-bedroom with a Juliet balcony. An Upper West Side alcove studio with exposed brick and a sleeping nook. And a Fort Greene studio with oversized casement windows and a recently renovated kitchen and bathroom. These are only some of the places you can rent in the boroughs of Manhattan and Brooklyn for $2,000/month. Read on to find out what else is available:

WASHINGTON HEIGHTS, MANHATTAN: A recently renovated two-bedroom apartment with a large living room, stainless steel kitchen appliances and a brand-new bathroom in a pet-friendly building at 521 West 175th Street (between Amsterdam and Audubon Avenues). $2,000/month

UPPER WEST SIDE, MANHATTAN: An alcove studio with exposed brick, high ceilings, hardwood floors and a sleeping nook in a pet-friendly building with on-site laundry at 163 West 73rd Street (between Columbus and Amsterdam Avenues). $2,000/month

MIDTOWN EAST, MANHATTAN: A studio with an updated kitchen area and bathroom, new light fixtures and an upgraded a/c unit in an elevator building with a full-time doorman at 45 Tudor City Place (between East 42nd and East 43rd Streets). $2,000/month

YORKVILLE, MANHATTAN: A sunny studio with high ceilings, ample closets and hardwood floors in a cat-friendly building with on-site laundry at 230 East 87th Street (between 2nd and 3rd Avenues). $2,000/month

CENTRAL HARLEM, MANHATTAN: A renovated one-bedroom, one-bath unit with a stainless steel kitchen with a seating area, central a/c and heat and recessed lighting in a no-pets-allowed building at 4 West 126th Street (between Fifth Avenue and Malcolm X Boulevard). $2,000/month

BEDFORD-STUYVESANT, BROOKLYN: A two-bedroom, one-bath unit with soundproofed windows and king-sized bedrooms in a pet-friendly building with a roof deck at 1243 Atlantic Avenue (between New York Avenue and Birdel’s Records Way). $2,000/month

BUSHWICK, BROOKLYN: A third-floor two-bedroom, one-bath unit with exposed brick, a windowed kitchen with new appliances and central heat and air in a building with an intercom entry system and on-site laundry at 1500 Bushwick Avenue (between Granite and Furman Streets). $2,000/month

WILLIAMSBURG, BROOKLYN: A bright one-bedroom, one-bath apartment with hardwood floors, high ceilings and city views in a pet-friendly pre-war building at 287 Bedford Avenue (between Grand and South 1st Streets). $2,000/month

FORT GREENE, BROOKLYN: A 420-square-foot studio with oversized casement windows, hardwood floors, high-vaulted ceilings and a recently renovated kitchen and bath in a pet-friendly full-service, 24-hour doorman building at 101 Lafayette Avenue (between South Portland Avenue and South Oxford Street). $2,000/month

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