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Sublets Near Wall Street
Sublet Buddy has 1 place within about two miles of Wall Street right now, at $5,700 a month.
Brooklyn · New York
Spring Semester
2-Bedroom in Downtown Brooklyn
Hosted by ArjunVerified NYU student
About 20 min by transit to Wall Street
$5,700 / month
≈ 4.4 months · $25,111 total
What Counts as Near
Wall Street sits at the southern tip of Manhattan in the Financial District. Within about two miles are Tribeca, Chinatown, the Lower East Side, SoHo and the East and West Villages, and, just across the East River, Brooklyn Heights, DUMBO and Fort Greene. Several subway lines converge downtown, so Brooklyn is often as quick a trip as upper Manhattan.
Living Downtown
The Financial District itself is quiet at night and on weekends, which some people like and some do not. The Villages and the Lower East Side are livelier and a short ride away. Brooklyn Heights and DUMBO put you one or two stops from the office with a view back at the skyline.
Reading the Commute Line
Each listing shows “about N minutes” to Wall Street, estimated from distance and adjusted for city streets. It is not a route. Check a transit app before you decide.
Have a place sitting empty for these months?
An empty room is rent paid for nothing. At $5,700 a month, three months away is $17,100. Listing takes a few minutes, you choose the dates and the price, and listers pay a Concierge Fee of 10% of each rent payment (8.5% with a creator code). Get your landlord’s written approval before you sublet.
Questions
Which neighborhoods are close to Wall Street?
The Financial District, Tribeca and Chinatown in Manhattan, and Brooklyn Heights and DUMBO just across the river.
What is the shortest stay?
Thirty days. Every listing on Sublet Buddy is a sublet of 30 days or longer.
What do renters pay besides rent?
Renters pay no fee to Sublet Buddy and there are no security deposits. $5 secures an agreed deal and is credited to your first rent payment. Rent is charged every 30 days from move-in and prorated by the night.
Related
General information, not legal advice. Get your landlord’s written approval before you sublet.