Coliving in Brooklyn

Out of the five boroughs in New York City (United States), Brooklyn is the most populated with over 2.7 million residents, most of whom are renters. It is the fourth smallest county in New York by land mass, with a land area of 70.82 square miles. Brooklyn is located on the Western end of Long Island and shares a land border with the New York City borough of Queens. It extends over the same area as Kings County and it is filled with adorable neighborhoods and offers residents the feeling of contemporary living.

Most residents, however, can’t deny its transformation into a borough of increased diversity, ranging from places like Brooklyn Heights with a more historic and secluded feel to the vibrant and hippyish vibe of Williamsburg. Except for the south-eastern part, most places are easily accessible by public transport.

Located here are good schools, top-notch medical facilities, and a decent number of quality jobs for you to make ends meet. Many bars, coffee shops, eateries, parks, etc, can also be found in Brooklyn.

The cost of living in NYC is generally expensive and Brooklyn is no exception. If you are just moving in, getting a cozy apartment should top your priority chart. Housing, however, could be considered expensive depending on the housing option you will go for, and, of course, your personal taste. But, does that mean you can’t get yourself a pocket-friendly apartment to live in? That’s definitely not true!

Although you will need a lot of money to own a house here, our recommendation is to go for cheap rooms for lease in Brooklyn. Rent is generally cheaper in Brooklyn. The vacancy rate for apartments in Brooklyn is 3.4%. The average room for rent in Brooklyn is $943 per month. The average size of a room for rent in Brooklyn is 175 square feet. The average price per square foot for a room for rent in Brooklyn is $5.40.

The most common type of room for rent in Brooklyn is a private room in an apartment. The cheapest room for rent in Brooklyn is $400 per month. There are a total of 56,000 vacant apartments in Brooklyn. The most expensive apartment rental in Brooklyn is $4,500 per month. The least expensive apartment rental in Brooklyn is $1,200 per month.

Brooklyn has a high rental inventory and relatively low rents. Neighborhoods in Brooklyn that fit into this category include Crown Heights, Astoria, Bedford-Stuyvesant, and Bushwick. Other neighborhoods in this category include Washington Heights, East Harlem, and Central Harlem, all in Manhattan. And if you are strictly considering price as the only deciding factor in your decision, then Brooklyn is the better option for you. The price per square foot, on average, is cheaper, meaning you willl get more square feet per dollar. However, there are parts of Brooklyn that have rents almost equal to living on the Upper East Side. One of these places is Brooklyn Heights, with its median rent of $6,586.

SharedEasy offers elegant apartments for lease in the prime neighborhoods in Brooklyn. We combine private and shared lodgings with top-of-the-line appliances, beautiful furnishings, common living spaces, and a network of like-minded community members, in one all-inclusive bill. At SharedEasy, you are given virtually everything needed to enjoy a city living with adorable roommates.

Our rental listing includes photos of the bedrooms, bathrooms, and living area of the house. We also include a map on the page showing you the location and all the places that are within walking distance of the house. There is also a list of all the things that you have access to when you rent the room. All our rooms are furnished and ready to move into. We offer all kinds of houses. If you want a condo, a duplex, a basement unit, a room in a building next to Brooklyn College, a studio apartment with hardwood floors, or a house with only one bath, or a place close to shopping centers or the best nightlife and restaurants, we have got you covered. We also have rentals that allow pets. So if you are worried about your furry friend not being allowed to stay with you, worry no more.

The high influx of people and the ever-increasing population in Brooklyn has made the rental market very competitive. The skyrocketing cost of housing is a result of high demand and little supply. However, SharedEasy provides luxurious lodgings at moderate prices compared to traditional rates.

We offer co-living solutions for millennials, newcomers, students, interns, ex-pats, digital nomads, locals in transition, couples — anyone looking for a moderately or low-priced place to live in NY. We have hacked the traditional rental process and we have solved the problem of housing in New York. Besides the financial price, easy application, and reservation process, we make your search process much easier and offer a built-in community. We want you to feel connected, we want you to feel that you are part of a club, a family.

Our properties are conveniently located in the premium neighborhoods in Brooklyn (Queens, Flatbush, Greenpoint, Bedstuy, Midwood, Greenwood Heights, Dyker Heights) with a variety of utilities included — both private and shared. Once-a-week cleaning, laundry, dishwasher, air conditioning, gym, beautiful furnishings, designer touches, paid utilities, stocked kitchens, secure living spaces, high-speed WiFi for fast and easy access to the internet, co-working spaces, premium cable, comfortable beds, are just a few of the services that we offer. If you are looking for a room to rent in Brooklyn, if you are looking for an easy life, the community life, the hassle-free, digital life that frees you up to follow your dreams and pursue your passion project here in NY, look no further than SharedEasy.

Our listings have been vetted, and with us, there is no risk of fraud. All our apartments have the basic amenities: a kitchen, bathroom, at least one bedroom, and if you would like to share a room with a roommate, we have provisions for that too. All search results are authentic, and all payments go to us – no need for all the back and forththat comes with landlords. We guarantee you that every photo taken is taken without filters, and all the info you could possibly need (and more) is on our site. We offer a variety of options for all kinds of budgets.

With SharedEasy, the challenge of finding accommodation in Manhattan, New York is significantly less. You get more for your money. SharedEasy offers modern accommodation in prime neighborhoods in Manhattan at affordable prices. You get a bed, a bath, laundry, a dishwasher, and a kitchen, all in an apartment building that is probably within walking distance of a bus stop or the train station, or your schools. How cool is that?

SharedEasy’s application process is fast and seamless. You only need to reach us and apply, check for available spaces, and move into any house that matches your spec as soon as you decide. So this means that you can get a furnished space as soon as the first day you get to Manhattan. You can get spaces for a timeframe of between 1 and 12 months! We rent rooms, a whole condo or townhouse, in the Upper East Side, Upper Manhattan, Upper West Side, East Village, York Avenue, or Manhattan valley.

1. Visit our website at www.sharedeasy.club

SharedEasy’s website is designed to provide a seamless experience for every visitor. It is simple and easy to use and navigate. Prospective tenants will find the experience incomparable to any other website they have used before.

2. Fill out our Offer Form

SharedEasy provides an offer form for potential renters, where they can fill in the information we need to find a room for them. Anyone in need of a room can fill out our offer form, whether they are a student, a young professional, a couple, an expatriate, or a digital nomad. There are lots of apartments for everyone, regardless of location.

3. You have Got Mail!

When you fill out our Offer Form, we send you a welcome email, and an email containing a link to our application form. Clicking on the link will redirect you to another page, where you will ll have to fill in your email address, date of birth, links to your socials, and answer questions about your occupation, and what you can add to our community. These questions are just to make sure you are the right fit for us, and to tailor our recommendations, especially to you. The form also asks you what is important to you in an apartment. Filling this form is also participating in our vetting process. We ask prospective clients to provide links to their socials so that our amazing team can vet them, to make sure that we are dealing with humans and not bots. Think of it as a virtual interview of sorts.

4. Pick an apartment.

Once we have vetted our applicants, and confirmed their human status, we send them listings of potential apartments they might like. Remember that all our apartments are furnished, and we have a variety of options for our rooms. Shared rooms can cost as low as $975, and private
room prices start at around $1,350. If you do not find anything that suits your taste the first time around, we will send you email alerts any time something new is available.

5. Pay and Move In

The best thing about furnished rooms and apartments is that all you need to do is to bring yourself and your clothes and gadgets. For payments, SharedEasy accepts all major credit and debit cards, including American Express and ACH payments via Bank Transfer for the first month and the deposit. We advise that our clients switch to ACH payment via Bank Transfer for the duration of their stay as a convenience fee of 4% is added to the invoice for card payments. Once you sign a lease with us, you get a confirmation email that is kind of our welcome packet to you. It welcomes you as a new member of the prestigious SharedEasy membership and contains instructions on getting to your new home and outlining the procedure by which you can make contact with the House Leader, who will be our point person and give you an in-person warm welcome on our behalf. Remember, SharedEasy has your comfort in mind. We want you to enjoy comfort and safety while you live in any of our properties. You can find us on social media: Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, and Youtube.