Rooms for Rent in New York, NY
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Jason, 50
New Listing
Pokoj k pronájmu | Brooklyn, NY, USA
Hi, my name is Jason. I am a 50-year old professional. I am looking for a roommate. The room is in New York. The monthly rent is $850 and the room is available immediately.
Datum dostupnosti: 26. 6. 2026
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Phillip, 50
DUPLEX UPPER WEST LINCOLN CENTER
Pokoj k pronájmu | 10023, New York, NY, USA
AVAILABLE BY AUGUST THIS IS A LARGE BEAUTIFUL SPACIOUS DUPLEX FULLY FURNISHED ROOM! LOTS OF PRIVACYPRIVATE SPACE WITH OWN TOILETSINKOWN BRANDNEW REFRIGERATOR,MICROWAVEWINE COOLERCOFFEE MAKERDINING SETCOMPLETE BEDDINGSNOTE: I WILL HAVE MY DOG FOR THE SEASON HES VERY FRIENDLY AND QUITE AND DOESNT INTERFERE IN YOUR PRIVACYSPACE IF THAT WONT BE AN ISSUE AND IS GOOD TO CONTACT ME CALL or This apartment is located in one of the best locations in Manhattan New YorkWest 68 Street Half a block from Central Park West and half a block from Columbus AveClose by:Metropolitan Opera Lincoln Center, Columbus Circle, Imax Cinema, High End Department Stores and Boutiques, Cafes and Restaurants, 2 blocks away from major Subways Lines 1,2,3, A,C and Busses, Equinox, ABC Studios, Julliard School and most of all CENTRAL PARK is just half a blockWalking distance to Hell?s Kitchen and Theater District And 30 minutes to Time SquareLaundry is available in the corner
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Elias, 27
Move-In Ready Room Near Manhattan
Pokoj k pronájmu | Summit Avenue, Union City, NJ, USA
Fully furnished private room at 1413 Summit Ave, Union City, NJ 07087, for professionals and extended-stay guests. Quiet, clean, and convenient with fast access to Manhattan. Move-in ready and well suited for a respectful guest.• Private furnished room• Shared kitchen, bathroom, living area• Wi-Fi + utilities included• Back entrance with keypad (code 24–48h before arrival)• 15–25 min to Manhattan• 30+ night stays preferred
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Jennifer, 37
Room available. Join our family.
Pokoj k pronájmu | East 104th Street, Brooklyn, NY, USA
My name is Jennifer, I have a room available in a 3 bedroom apartment. The room has a large closet, windows, its own fridge, and a brand new bed. The apartment has central heat and AC. It is super clean and quiet. We would prefer a roommate who is quiet, respectful, and clean. College students are also welcome. Simple rules: There is no smoking, vaping, unprescribed drugs, weapons, and loud noise past reasonable time ( 10 pm to 9Am) allowed inside or anywhere on property grounds. No overnight guest without approval, no couples. The apartment is located near trains, buses, malls, markets, laudromat, etc.
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Tristen, 38
Offering a long term sublet
Pokoj k pronájmu | Broadway, New York, NY, USA
I am looking for a roommate to sublet my furnished room for a long-term stay (two years). My place is near Columbia University Hospital in Washington Heights, located right next to the 1 train station. Incredibly convenient location as it only takes minutes train ride to Columbus Circle and minutes down to Chelsea area without transferring once. The preferred move in time is anytime in July or August. The private room will be vacant and ready for you. Message me if you are interested!
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Jasmine, 35
BK LOFT MASTER BDRM + PRIVATE BATH
Pokoj k pronájmu | Clinton Hill, Brooklyn, NY, USA
Looking for someone to take over my room + private bathroom and remainder of my lease in a massive 4-bedroom loft apartment in Clinton Hill! I’m breaking my lease 2 months early to move in with my partner, so my roommates and I want to find someone who is interested in moving in July 15 and can sign on with the other roommates when they renew Oct 1. So we’re only looking for long term commitment from someone who will love this place as much as we do. About the Room: Large private room that easily fits a queen bed, desk, dresser, and more. Tall window lets in amazing light and a big plus is an enormous closet that goes all the way up to the 13 foot ceiling. Includes full private bathroom with bathtub + built in vanity. I’ve worked in my room remotely and very comfortably for all of my 2 years living here. There may be some optional pieces of furniture that can be left behind if interested. About the Apartment: Spacious loft layout on the ground floor with brick walls, hardwood floors and 13 foot high ceilings. Plenty of space including a full kitchen, full dining table, and giant living room — great for hanging out or hosting low-key nights. Everything in the communal area is already furnished with a full dining table, fully stocked kitchen, TV, comfy chairs. You can also take over my spot on our built-in bike wall mount. The building has an elevator and laundry on the top floor. There is also a parking lot for an additional monthly fee, and pets are allowed, but will need to check in with one roommate who has some allergies. This room is $2,250/month + $100 or so in utilities (electric and internet). Moving in will require one month deposit and first month’s rent upfront. The apartment is available for move in July 15. Interested parties would need to be ready to submit a $20 application to be approved by the building prior to August 1.
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Aceadia, 26
Furnished Apartment in Kips Bay
Pokoj k pronájmu | East 30th Street, New York, NY, USA
Need a Short-Term Option in Manhattan? Try Out This Fully Furnished Apartment in Kips Bay One-Month to One-Year Stays Allowed — No U.S. Credit Score Needed. Ask Me How. Two Thousand Four Hundred Seventy- Dollars per Month for a September First Move-In Location: Thirtieth Street and Park Avenue Your Room:Fully furnished with a full-size bed, desk, chair, and plenty of closet space. Located on the fifth floor of a walk-up building. Location Perks: Live just a few blocks from the trainSurrounded by coffee shopsWhole Foods is two blocks awayMadison Square Park is within walking distance This is a Two-Bedroom, One-Bathroom Apartment. Move-In Costs: First Month's RentOne-Month Security DepositOne Hundred Forty Dollar Optional Cleaning FeeOne Hundred Forty Dollars for Utilities (Electric, Gas, and Wi-Fi) Private Message Me for a Tour Today. Trusted Rental — Professionally Managed Sublet Through a Verified Company.
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Ashley, 28
Looking for a kind, tidy roomie!
Pokoj k pronájmu | Menahan Street, Brooklyn, NY, USA
Hi, my name is Ashley. I am a 28-year old professional. I am looking for a roommate. The room is in Bushwick. The monthly rent is $1500 and the room is available on Jly 1st! Kind, tidy roommate with a very sweet cat!:) One year lease starting July 1st Subway trains: Knickerbocker M, Myrtle-Wyckoff L Room is unfurnishedNo laundry in building but there’s a huge laundromat right down the blockGas and heat included
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How many rooms for rent are available in New York right now?
NYC is Roomster's largest market - right now there are 1405 rooms listed across the five boroughs. Manhattan, Brooklyn, and Queens account for the bulk of inventory at any given time, but the Bronx and Staten Island have options too, often at significantly lower prices. The number shifts daily, so if you don't see the right fit today, check back. New listings post continuously.
What are the cheapest neighborhoods to rent a room in New York City?
For budget rooms in NYC, Washington Heights, Ridgewood, Flatbush, Crown Heights, and Soundview in the Bronx are where most price-conscious renters end up. Washington Heights has private rooms from $900-$1,200 with direct A train access to Midtown in under 30 minutes. Ridgewood sits on the Queens-Brooklyn border and pulls the L and M trains - rooms run $1,000-$1,400. Flatbush and Crown Heights have 2- and 3-bedroom splits where your share comes in under $1,100. Soundview and other parts of the Bronx can go lower, though transit takes longer.
How much does a room for rent cost in New York City per month?
It depends on where in the city you're looking. In Manhattan below 96th Street, expect to pay $1,700-$3,500/month for a private room - Midtown and the West Village sit at the top of that range. Above 96th in Harlem and Washington Heights, rooms run $1,000-$1,800. In Brooklyn, Williamsburg and Park Slope push $1,400-$2,000, while Bushwick, Bed-Stuy, and Flatbush stay closer to $1,000-$1,500. Queens is generally the most affordable of the three main boroughs - Astoria, Jackson Heights, and Woodside typically run $950-$1,400.
Are there furnished rooms for rent in New York City?
Yes - furnished rooms are available across the city, most commonly in Midtown, the East Village, Williamsburg, and neighborhoods near universities like Columbia and NYU. A furnished room typically includes a bed, desk, and kitchen access at minimum; higher-end listings fold in WiFi and utilities too. Expect to pay a $150-$400/month premium over a comparable unfurnished room. For people relocating to New York for work or a short-term stint, that premium usually makes more sense than buying furniture, renting a truck, and navigating a Manhattan move-in.
What income do I need to rent a room in New York?
Most private landlords in New York apply the 40x rule - your annual gross income needs to be at least 40 times the monthly rent. To rent a $1,500/month room, that means you need to show $60,000 a year. This is stricter than most other US cities and catches a lot of people off guard. If you don't meet the threshold, a guarantor is the standard workaround - someone who co-signs the lease and usually needs to show 80x the monthly rent in annual income. On Roomster, many listings come directly from individual landlords or tenants subletting a room, and the income requirements tend to be more flexible than those set by large property management companies.
What are the best neighborhoods to find a room for rent in New York?
It comes down to what trade-off works for you. Harlem and Washington Heights in upper Manhattan give you real city access without paying below-96th prices - the 1, 2/3, and A trains all run through, and you're 20-30 minutes from Midtown. Bushwick and Ridgewood have become the go-to for people who want Brooklyn or Queens prices without Williamsburg rent - the L and M trains connect you east to Manhattan. Astoria and Jackson Heights in Queens are dense, walkable, and transit-rich via the N/W and 7 trains - rooms here are consistently some of the best value in the city. For anyone prioritizing price above everything else, the Bronx neighborhoods along the 2, 4, and 6 lines - Fordham, Parkchester, Pelham Bay - offer the lowest rents in the five boroughs.
Room for Rent in New York, NY: How to Find the Right Fit in NYC
Searching for a room for rent in New York, NY can be both exciting and challenging. Whether you’re a student, young professional, or new resident, NYC’s diverse neighborhoods and rental options mean there’s something for everyone. This guide will help you understand key factors like budget, privacy, commute, and lease flexibility so you can confidently find a room that fits your needs.
What Makes New York, NY a Good Place to Rent a Room
NYC attracts renters from all walks of life, including students, interns, and professionals drawn to its vibrant economy and cultural diversity. Depending on your lifestyle and budget, neighborhoods like Manhattan offer quick downtown access but tend to have higher rents, while boroughs like Brooklyn and Queens often provide more affordable room rentals with a variety of housing styles.
Many renters prioritize commute convenience, especially with NYC’s extensive subway access and bus networks. For students and interns, proximity to campuses or job centers can be a major factor. Additionally, NYC offers a mix of private rooms, shared rooms, furnished options, and listings with utilities included, making it easier to tailor your search to your preferences.
How to Narrow Down Rooms for Rent in New York, NY
When filtering your search, consider these key aspects:
- Neighborhood fit: Explore areas like Harlem or the Upper East Side for quieter vibes, Williamsburg or Bushwick for creative scenes, and Long Island City or Astoria for a balance of affordability and access.
- Room type and privacy: Decide between a private room with your own bathroom or a shared room if you’re open to roommates and want to save on rent.
- Lease flexibility: Look for month-to-month or short-term rentals if you need flexibility, especially around academic or internship cycles.
- Furnishing and utilities: Many listings include furniture and utilities, which can simplify move-in logistics and budgeting.
Using Roomster’s filters for these criteria can help you quickly focus on rooms that match your lifestyle and budget.
What to Compare Before Renting a Room
Before committing, compare these factors carefully:
- Budget vs. neighborhood: Manhattan rooms generally come at a premium, while outer boroughs might offer better deals.
- Bathroom type: Private bathrooms add convenience but may increase cost.
- Lease terms and move-in dates: Confirm if the room offers month-to-month or requires longer leases and if the move-in date aligns with your plans.
- Roommate preferences and house rules: Understand the household’s expectations about guests, pets, and noise.
- Access to laundry and parking: These amenities can impact daily convenience.
Document all questions and confirm details with landlords or roommates to avoid surprises.
How to Avoid Common Room Rental Mistakes in New York, NY
Room rental scams and misunderstandings can happen, especially in a competitive market like NYC. Keep these tips in mind:
- Use Roomster’s ID check and address check features to confirm legitimacy of listings.
- Never send payments before meeting or signing a lease and always request receipts.
- Communicate clearly and keep records of conversations and agreements.
- Visit the room or ask for a video tour to confirm the condition and surroundings.
- Be wary of deals that seem too good to be true, especially those that require urgent payment or pressure.
Being cautious protects your time, money, and safety.
FAQ About Rooms for Rent in New York, NY
How much should I budget for a room in New York, NY?
Budget varies widely by neighborhood and room type. Manhattan tends to be the most expensive borough, while outer boroughs like Queens or Brooklyn can offer more affordable options. Furnished rooms and those with utilities included may cost more, and flexibility in lease terms often affects price.
Is it better to rent a private room or a shared room in New York, NY?
Private rooms offer more privacy and often come with private bathrooms but usually cost more. Shared rooms can save money and provide social opportunities but require sharing space and amenities.
What should I ask before renting a room in New York, NY?
Confirm lease length, move-in date, utilities included, bathroom sharing, house rules, roommate preferences, and any deposits or fees. Also ask about laundry access and building amenities.
When should I start searching for rooms for rent in New York, NY?
Start your search 1-2 months before your intended move-in date. Demand rises in summer and around academic semesters, so earlier searches improve your chances of finding a good fit.
Next Step
Ready to find the perfect room for rent in New York, NY? Browse current listings, filter by your preferences, and connect with landlords and roommates directly on Roomster. A complete profile and timely responses can make all the difference in NYC’s fast-moving rental market.
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