A riverside path in New York. Photo: Sublet Buddy.
StudentsNYU Off-Campus Housing: Where to Live and What It CostsFor NYU off-campus housing, start with the trains. Anything on the A, C, E, B, D, F, M, R, W or 6 puts you a short ride from Washington Square, and the A, C, F and R also stop at the Brooklyn campus. Then compare rents: a room in a shared East Village three-bedroom works out to about $2,707 a month.4 min read
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