One board for both plays: a place for the two of us (real 2-bed, or a 1-bed that flexes) and a place for three (real 3-bed, or the square footage to flex one). Filter by who it sleeps. In-zone (2ndβ9th Ave, below 60th St), <15 min to 14th St, Oct-1 start.
πΈ rent per person up frontπ shows days listed + availabilityπ« stale (>50d) hidden by defaultπ― Oct 1
π Browse live β filtered by square footage. These open StreetEasy results for your zone, pre-filtered by square footage so a big 1-bed or studio that flexes shows up beside real multi-beds. Individual units turn over daily, so these are always current β the cards below are only ones already vetted.
How we judge a place β not by its "bedroom" label but by whether the square footage gives the sleeping spaces we need plus a real living room, confirmed on the floor plan. Sleeps 2 = a real 2-bed or a 1-bed/studio with the sqft to flex into two (β€ $6k). Sleeps 3 = a real 3-bed or 2 beds + a >500 sqft living room that flexes a third (β€ $7.5k). Use the Sleeps filter to switch.
On "days listed" β StreetEasy shows how long each unit's been on the market. Anything over 50 days (often stuck on "available now") is usually a stale or bait listing that won't actually rent to you β those are hidden by default; untick below to see them. Newport (Jersey City) is LeFrak-managed, so its availability is real.
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β flex works if the big room walls off Β·
β check confirm on the floor plan.
Search forπ₯ Shared Β· 2β3 peopleπ€ Just me Β· $1.5kβ2.7k
The vetted cards above are what's on StreetEasy today. But the big owner-operators and developers list their real, current availability on their own sites β often no broker fee, and inventory StreetEasy never sees. These link straight to each one's availability page. In-zone operators (target neighborhoods) shown first.