NYC Summer Intern Housing??
Any recommendations on where to find a place to live in NYC this summer? My office is in midtown, and I'd like to live nearby and not pay an astronomically high price.
Any recommendations on where to find a place to live in NYC this summer? My office is in midtown, and I'd like to live nearby and not pay an astronomically high price.
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Based on the most helpful WSO content, here are some recommendations for NYC summer intern housing near Midtown:
Murray Hill / Gramercy: These neighborhoods are very popular for Midtown offices. Prices range around $2k-$3k if you plan to live alone or $1.5k-$2.25k with roommates. Subletting or using Airbnb is common here. The area also has a vibrant nightlife, making it a favorite among young professionals.
Long Island City (LIC): Located in Queens, LIC is just 1-2 train stops from Midtown. The cost of living is lower compared to Manhattan, and while the nightlife isn't as lively, its proximity to the city makes it easy to enjoy Manhattan's offerings. Hunter's Point in LIC is a pricier but nicer neighborhood.
NYU Dorms or Student Housing: While NYU dorms are a popular option, they can fill up quickly. If available, they are convenient and often located near Midtown.
Battery Park City (if considering Downtown options): While this is more relevant for Downtown offices, it's worth noting for its popularity among interns.
Craigslist or Sublet Listings: Many interns find short-term rentals through Craigslist or similar platforms. Prices can vary, but you might find options in the $400-$600/month range if you're open to college apartments or shared spaces.
For more detailed insights, check out the SA 2021 NYC Housing Thread here: [url: https://www.wallstreetoasis.com/forum/investment-banking/sa-2021-nyc-ho…]. It provides a wealth of information on housing options and experiences from previous interns.
Sources: SA 2021 NYC Housing Thread, Best neighborhoods to live WITH GF in NYC (and timing) - 1st year IB Analyst Midtown Summer 2019, 2020 San Francisco Summer Housing, Studio summer housing NYC, LOL @ NYC summer intern housing cockblocking everyone
Every school in the city offers intern housing, so I’d look into that.
EHS housing has many locations and quite cheap
Look into Found Study in their midtown east location
Is it good? the reviews online are troubling
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