New York City · 3-bed
New York City 3-bed apartments
A 3-bed splits even cheaper across three roommates. Common in neighborhoods with bigger pre-war buildings (Hyde Park, Allston, Berkeley). The neighborhoods below are where international students in New York City most often find these.
Best neighborhoods in New York City
Morningside Heights
Morningside Heights is Columbia's home neighborhood. International grad students cluster here for proximity to campus, the libraries, and the long-established community of nearby grocery stores and restaurants.
$1,800 – $5,500/mo
Greenwich Village
Greenwich Village is NYU's home in lower Manhattan. Living within 10 minutes of Washington Square is a status symbol, and a budget challenge, for international NYU students.
$2,200 – $7,000/mo
East Village
East Village is a slightly cheaper, edgier alternative to Greenwich Village for NYU students. 10-15 minutes to campus by foot.
$1,900 – $4,800/mo
Harlem
Harlem (south of 145th) is a more affordable Columbia adjacent option. Many grad students live between 110th and 135th for the price-to-commute ratio.
$1,500 – $3,800/mo
Upper West Side
Upper West Side is family-friendly, close to Central Park, and a popular choice for Columbia and Fordham Lincoln Center grad students who want quiet.
$2,200 – $6,000/mo
Murray Hill
Murray Hill (East 30s) is a popular post-grad and grad student neighborhood, high-rises, doorman buildings, easy commute to NYU and midtown.
$2,400 – $5,200/mo
Universities in New York City
Frequently asked questions
What's the average rent for a 3-bed in New York City?
3-beds in New York City typically range from $1500 to $7000 per month, depending on neighborhood.
Are 3-beds easy to find for international students?
Yes, 3-beds are widely available in New York City. We curate listed options and help with no-credit-history paperwork.