Housing Resources

While Berklee NYC does not have residence halls and cannot offer on-campus housing to our students, we understand that finding housing in the city can be a significant aspect of your move and hope this list of housing resources will assist you in navigating this process. As you may know, the cost of living here is higher than most cities in the United States. It is important for all students to assess finances accurately and develop an adequate budget that accounts for rent, utilities (electricity, hot water, heat, phone, internet, cable TV), transportation to and from school, groceries, furniture, and other items.

A helpful note: In New York City, it is common to begin looking for and securing an apartment three to six weeks before your desired move-in date. It is uncommon to get on a lease prior to a month or two before your desired move-in date.

Student Housing

Educational Housing Services

International House

The Towers at City College

Found Study Housing

Student Housing Works


Search Agents

Apartment Guide

Apartment List

Compass

Localize.city

My Apartment Map

NY Bits

Padmapper

RentBetta

RentHop

StreetEasy

Trulia

Zillow

Zumper


Additional Resources

Address Report

In My Area 

Storage and Shipping Services

Compare New York electric companies


New York City Rent Guidelines Board

51 Chambers Street, Suite 202
New York, NY 10007
212-385-2934

Housing Resources
ask@housingnyc.com


Division of Housing and Community Renewal
Rent Administration Office

92–31 Union Hall Street
Jamaica, NY 11433

718-739-6400
866-275-3427 (toll-free)
nyshcr.org/rent


Berklee NYC has no relationship to any specific apartment brokers or websites. All information listed on this website is provided as a resource for students to explore alternative housing options. The accommodations on the listed websites have neither been inspected nor approved by Berklee NYC. All rental arrangements are the sole responsibility of the renters and the landlord. Landlords are expected to abide by the New York City housing laws.