Summer intern housing NYC

[Anonymous]

My DS has a few interviews for internships in Manhattan this summer. They’d be in the financial district. Has anyone’s kid found summer housing for interns previously? I’ve looked at a few websites and found some universities that rent out their housing for the summer. Any websites/apps that you found useful? Thanks.

[Anonymous]

Check out NYU. If they will be in FiDi, also consider Brooklyn options as it is a very easy commute.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:My DS has a few interviews for internships in Manhattan this summer. They’d be in the financial district. Has anyone’s kid found summer housing for interns previously? I’ve looked at a few websites and found some universities that rent out their housing for the summer. Any websites/apps that you found useful? Thanks.

https://streeteasy.com/

[Anonymous]

If you can’t find anything in NYC, Stevens is right across the river in Hoboken and offers summer housing options to non-students with proof of an internship or college enrollment in the area. It’s a pretty easy trip via PATH into the city. https://www.stevens.edu/summer-guest-and-conference-services/summer-intern-housing

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:If you can’t find anything in NYC, Stevens is right across the river in Hoboken and offers summer housing options to non-students with proof of an internship or college enrollment in the area. It’s a pretty easy trip via PATH into the city. https://www.stevens.edu/summer-guest-and-conference-services/summer-intern-housing

Summer housing at colleges is overpriced; I’d join the summer sublet communities by Columbia/NYU, etc.

[Anonymous]

Thanks everyone. I did see the Stevens option. I’ll look at the summer sublets on FB.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:If you can’t find anything in NYC, Stevens is right across the river in Hoboken and offers summer housing options to non-students with proof of an internship or college enrollment in the area. It’s a pretty easy trip via PATH into the city. https://www.stevens.edu/summer-guest-and-conference-services/summer-intern-housing

Summer housing at colleges is overpriced; I’d join the summer sublet communities by Columbia/NYU, etc.

Overpriced, but convenient.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:If you can’t find anything in NYC, Stevens is right across the river in Hoboken and offers summer housing options to non-students with proof of an internship or college enrollment in the area. It’s a pretty easy trip via PATH into the city. https://www.stevens.edu/summer-guest-and-conference-services/summer-intern-housing

Summer housing at colleges is overpriced; I’d join the summer sublet communities by Columbia/NYU, etc.

Overpriced, but convenient.

+ a guaranteed community of similar age people near you to meet

[Anonymous]

NYU

[Anonymous]

https://www.foundstudy.com/brooklynheights

[Anonymous]

My DC decided to do Airbnb during their nyc internship, better independent living situation than the nyu dorms and equal in price.

[Anonymous]

DD did a sublet from nyu student - east village seemed awesome socially and she got the freedom of an apartment while paying lower prices than official nyu dorm.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:DD did a sublet from nyu student - east village seemed awesome socially and she got the freedom of an apartment while paying lower prices than official nyu dorm.

How did she find it?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:https://www.foundstudy.com/brooklynheights

These Found Study locations look promising. Does anyone have a kid who stayed in one?

[Anonymous]

Maybe also try Fordham?