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I will try try to describe my needs, sorry if it is complicated and sorry for my English:
* Period of time that i am looking for - for 1-2 months each time when i will "jump" to Manhattan.
* Location - first priority to Manhattan and Jersey city from Newark till the Hudson ( like Newport) , and then the other territories around Manhattan Brooklyn Queens etc, with easy approach to Manhattan.
* i am looking for luxury studio apartment that can be extremely small, even don't need a kitchen.
For illustrate , I can say that what i actually need is like a regular 4-5 stars hotel room apartment, very hygienic , maybe in some luxury tower.
First can you focus me on what to search , of course i am Googling a lot but it was hard to find, or maybe some RE brokerage agency.
- Can someone give a clue of a price for this need?
I'll start, and then maybe someone else can give you more specific information.
-Any apartment you rent will have a kitchen. Otherwise, you can have a hotel room.
-Most apartments will not rent for such a short period. For a luxury apartment like that, especially since you're a stranger, you should probably use a broker. Start by looking at advertisements in the New York Times. Most will not be for short periods, but it will give you some names of brokers who deal with luxury apartments.
-If you want to choose a 4-5 star hotel, then just buy one or two guidebooks, and they will list hotels.
It lists price ranges for what you are looking for, and also some companies that deal with this kind of thing.
One company, AKA, has four properties in New York City — near Central Park, Sutton Place, Times Square and the United Nations — offering studios and one- and two-bedroom apartments with full kitchens and concierge services for around $10,000 per month.
Other extended-stay options in New York City are Churchill Corporate Housing, which also has apartments in New Jersey for less than $5,000 a month, and Sutton Court at 57th Street and First Avenue in Manhattan, where monthly prices range from $5,800 to $6,500.
You can do craigslist or sublet.com for that. Then they can be furnished apartments that you stay in for the 1-2 months and you won't have to move your stuff either. just a suitcase full of clothes!
You can do craigslist or sublet.com for that. Then they can be furnished apartments that you stay in for the 1-2 months and you won't have to move your stuff either. just a suitcase full of clothes!
Sorry, but in my opinion, no one in their right mind would sublet to a foreigner for 1-2 months.
I am not sure student housing qualifies as luxury housing as requested by the OP-- even though based
on the checks I sent to NYU for my daughter many years ago I don't see why not
Thanks to everyone, i checked and will check all the options.
surprisingly Hotel Alexander looks not bad at all , if the photos in their website are 100% real.
if someone knows about other hotel like this i will be happy to know.
Thanks.
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