Midtown Manhattan. Photo: Sublet Buddy.
Interns & New GradsFirst Job in NYC: Where to Live, by Office DistrictFor a first job in NYC, choose where to live by the train to your office, then by rent. Find the lines that stop at your building and look at the neighborhoods 15 to 30 minutes out on them. If you can, take a furnished sublet for the first month or two and sign a lease after you have done the commute.4 min read
Interns & New GradsFirst Apartment in NYC for New Analysts and AssociatesA first apartment in NYC for incoming banking, private equity and consulting analysts: commute rules for late hours, July timing and the income screen.4 min read
Interns & New GradsTemporary Housing in NYC When You Relocate for WorkTemporary housing in NYC for a work relocation: furnished sublets of 30 days or more versus hotels and corporate housing, the 30-day rule and checks.4 min read
Interns & New GradsShort-Term Housing in NYC for Rotations and ClerkshipsShort-term housing in NYC for away rotations, clinical placements and law summer associates: stays of four to twelve weeks and why 30 days matters.4 min read
Interns & New GradsSummer Intern Housing in NYC: The Complete GuideHow to find housing for a New York summer internship: sublets, university housing and furnished rentals compared, with a timeline and a budget method.4 min read
Interns & New GradsWhere Banking and Consulting Interns Live in NYCSummer analyst or associate in New York? Where the offices are (Midtown, Hudson Yards, downtown) and the neighborhoods with the shortest commute.4 min read