I’m excited to share that I landed a summer internship in New York! I’m looking for housing advice since living there can be quite pricey. Does anyone have tips on finding affordable options that are still conveniently close to work? Most of my college friends won’t be around this summer, and renting alone seems like it would break the bank. Appreciate any insights! Thank you!
- 7 Winnersh Fields, Gazelle Close, Winnersh RG41 5QS
- +44 1189 120700
- Home
- Blog
- Accounts Payable Audits
- Accounting
- Audit
- Home
- Blog
- Accounts Payable Audits
- Accounting
- Audit
© 2025 accountspayableaudit.co.uk. Created for free using WordPress and Kubio
I secured a summer internship offer in NY. Anyone have advice for housing?
Latest Comments
© 2025 accountspayableaudit.co.uk. Created for free using WordPress and Kubio
One response
Congratulations on securing your internship! Here are some tips for finding affordable housing in New York City during the summer:
Subletting: Look for sublet opportunities from people who are leaving the city for the summer. Websites like Craigslist, Facebook groups, and platforms like SpareRoom or Roomi can be helpful.
Roommates: Consider finding a roommate to share costs. You can reach out to fellow interns or use social media and roommate search platforms to connect with others looking for summer housing.
Intern Housing: Some organizations or universities offer intern housing specifically designed for summer interns. Check if your internship offers any resources or suggestions.
Neighborhoods: Look for housing options in more affordable neighborhoods that are still close to public transport to make commuting easier. Areas like Astoria, Long Island City, or even parts of Brooklyn can be more budget-friendly.
Housing Apps: Utilize apps like Roomster or PadMapper to find rooms or apartments within your budget.
Flexibility: If possible, be flexible with your location. Sometimes a slightly longer commute can mean significantly lower rent.
Network: Don’t hesitate to ask around your college or internship network. You might find someone with a spare room or leads on affordable options.
Remember to set a budget, act fast, and be cautious about the legitimacy of the listings. Good luck, and enjoy your summer in NYC!