Rental Picks: Bed-Stuy Edition
A few of the apartments for rent in Bed Stuy that caught our eye: 1) Throop and Hart, 3 bedrooms, 1.5 bathrooms, $2,375 2) Lafayette and Nostrand, 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, backyard, $2,600 3) Patchen and Gares, 1 bedroom, 1 bathroom, $1,345 4) Kosciusko and Throop, 2 bedrooms, 1 bathroom, $1,545 5) Kosciusko and Marcy,…
A few of the apartments for rent in Bed Stuy that caught our eye:
1) Throop and Hart, 3 bedrooms, 1.5 bathrooms, $2,375
2) Lafayette and Nostrand, 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, backyard, $2,600
3) Patchen and Gares, 1 bedroom, 1 bathroom, $1,345
4) Kosciusko and Throop, 2 bedrooms, 1 bathroom, $1,545
5) Kosciusko and Marcy, 1 bedroom duplex, 2 bathrooms, garden, $1,400
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StreetEasy Stats for Bed Stuy Rentals:
– 67 listings
– 15 one-bedrooms; $1,435 average
– 36 two-bedrooms; $1,565 average
– 11 three-bedrooms; $1,898 average
– 3 four-bedrooms; $2,633 average
Clarification: $600 to $800 per person IN A SHARED ROOMMATE SITUATION. Absolutely, one bedrooms are usually at least $1,000 and generally more like $1200. I’ve actually never heard of a studio for less than $900. (I’m talking about market rate of course.)
i was agreeing with you DIBS – but it came out wrong.
How much did stuff around here rent for in the year 2000?
I havent been on those blocks and I freely admited that I was unfamiliar with the area involved BUT I am familiar with rental rates in other ‘less than prime’ parts of NYC and I can say that it is extremely rare to find a below 1K apartment anywhere in NYC.
Mysideofstuy…I think we can agree that the area question has improved over the last 5 years…BUT they have not improved that much. Give it a few more years and MAYBE this prices will make sense. The area needs some more work.
dh, i think you misread what I typed.
“For all of you commenting that the rates don’t look unreasonable, I bet you’ve never been on these blocks.”
Sorry – one bedrooms around there shouldn’t be more than 1,000 bucks.
For all of you commenting that the rates don’t look unreasonable, I bet you’ve never been on these blocks.
@ Mopar…
you can take the J train to Brooklyn Bridge/Chambers and
transfer to the 4 train uptown which also goes express and head to 42nd st Grand Central. I do not frequent the L train only because it is a little out of the way for me.
The 3brs definitly seem rich to me but – no matter how you slice it the 1 & 2 brs cant be THAT overpriced – I mean where in NYC can you get a decent apartment for below $1100? And these are at least attractively renovated.