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The Heritage House
Harlem, Manhattan
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The Lenox House
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Harlem, Manhattan
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You can’t tell the story of New York without talking about Harlem, a neighborhood that’s been synonymous with Black culture since the Harlem Renaissance in the early 20th century, when music, literature, fashion, dance, and other arts experienced a Harlem-centered revival that would have a massive and lasting impact on arts and culture. That Harlem remains a cultural bastion today is a testament to the communities that have been built to sustain these movements over the decades. The neighborhood is rich in history and culture and has an interesting and layered story to tell — if you seek it out.
If you ever tried to look for a new apartment for rent and move to another city, you know that you will have to read a lot. Choosing a city, neighborhood and an apartment can be quite challenging. It is possible to get into trouble by choosing the wrong apartment. In the end, you may stay living at the edge of the city in an inconvenient apartment for rent with no utilities or hope to move into another location. That is why we created this article, to tell you about where you can find cheap and safe rental apartments in Harlem, New York. But first, we will talk a bit about what you can find in the Harlem neighborhood: places to see, utilities, transportation and where is the safest part of Harlem. Let’s begin, so you might choose where exactly to rent apartments in Harlem, NY.
A brief description of Harlem, NY
The region has spread all over upper Manhattan. A lot of residents define Harlem as 155th Street to the north and 110th Street and Cathedral Parkway to the south.
Harlem is defined as a culturally and historically rich region. Jazz, African literature, and civil rights of previous decades have inspired a lot of new artists and soaked in the atmosphere of each block and apartment. That is why many people look here for an apartment for rent.
Some of the districts in Harlem are more desirable for movers than others. For example, the most attractive region is considered to be in the southwest part, but the cheapest houses and apartments for rent are situated in the northwest.
As for demographics, this is a mixed region with residents of Hispanic, African, and European heritage. Some families like to stick together occupying the entire street. But you can still rent some space there and merge into the community.
The most famous places in Harlem
As we said before, it is a place where a merge of African, Hispanic and European cultures merge together to create the most beautiful art objects and street views. Rent a room here and you will always be able to see some must-visit places, such as:
- The Apollo Theater — opened in 1913 as a dance hall it became a theater a bit later with famous guests which you probably only have seen on your TV screen.
- Jack Robinson Park — a green space with lots of street musicians and baseball games.
- St. Nicolas Park — it is more suitable for a family picnic, jogging or other sports.
If you get tired of walking around the district you can stop at a local bar or a cafe. There are plenty of them:
- Red Rooster Harlem takes the place of one of the most famous cafes in Harlem.
- Harlem Tavern is a takeaway cafe with an extensive menu for different tastes.
- Harlem Shake — many of those who were surfing the web in the early 2010s already have the music in their heads. But this is a pretty popular place that serves burgers and shakes in a modern interior.
It is possible to explore the town on foot, but the best way to get to the place is by transport. And here you have plenty of options.
Transportation
Harlem is one of those regions in New York with the biggest amount of transportation. Subway lines, bus stops, bike roads, taxis are always near you, no matter the apartment for rent you choose.
It is pointless to name all of the buses and other transport hence it will become a pretty long article. The Transportation Department has just over 70 buses in the area. That is all you might want to know.
The advantages and disadvantages of living in Harlem apartments
The pros:
- the schools and universities are above the average;
- close proximity to any kind of transportation from any apartment;
- lots of places where you can rest after work or take your family, developed infrastructure;
- access to a wide range of amenities needed for a comfortable life.
The cons:
- some people report that the cleaning services in some areas can definitely work better;
- in 2022, the crime rate in Harlem increased by 44% (according to patch.com) — so, taking basic safety precautions wouldn’t be excessive, both for you and your rental apartment .
If this issue is too critical, you might want to look for another neighborhood. For example, consider an option of Hell’s Kitchen rentals. The area is located not too far from Harlem and considered to be much safer. But Hell’s Kitchen is also all about hustle and bustle. You won’t have much of a quiet life there.
As in any other city, especially so big, there will be some complications with criminal activity and pollution on the streets. It is a pretty common thing that is not avoidable. So, beware of securing your apartment. But the question is whether maybe Harlem is completely not suitable for living. Especially, if you are looking for an apartment for rent.
The Outpost Club and its services
Now let’s talk about where to find apartments for rent in Harlem. There are plenty of landlords that require you to pay rent for two or even more months ahead for the Harlem housing. Especially if you just came to the country. That is why it is crucial to either find an adequate landlord or use the services of a company to rent an apartment. That is a difficult task hence you can’t just scan the person and see whether they have bad deeds inside. Instead, you should ask yourself what your needs are. To rent a place in such a big city might be difficult hence there are few spaces for affordable rent available. The Outpost Club will allow you to rent a room in a center of Harlem and this type of rent wouldn’t look like you getting yourself into slavery.
For instance, the Outpost Club offers you a deal to rent a room in an apartment for a much lower price than in the rest of the market. No matter the time, whether you are willing to stay there for a couple of days or several years. The answer is the same.
With Outpost Club you will receive a full furniture apartment for rent with a designer interior, 100% safety due to our Nest system and friendly neighbors. You can also forget about doing bills and cleaning rooms in a new apartment. It is all a responsibility of the Outpost Club. But why is rent so cheap? Coliving is the answer.
If you changed your mind and want to see a full list of options look for the list of affordable housing in New York.
What is coliving?
Coliving is a type of lifestyle where you share an apartment for rent with other people. Does this sound suspicious to you? Hold on, it is not so simple. The communal living in Outpost Club means that you will share some rented common rooms with other people in a big house or the apartment. It may be the kitchen or the living room. If you are social enough, you can also allow your roommates to live in your bedroom. The bedrooms are also customized. For example, you can put a fridge or ask for a bedroom with a bathroom extension. As for neighbors, there will be no worries about loud tenants or weird people at all. Each OutpostClub member is double-checked — their background, and credibility before letting them live in the same apartment for rent. It is a great opportunity to know the city better by talking to people. Or, you can make some friends in your new apartment for rent and visit some hole-in-the-wall new bar which is not on the list on the tour guides. Co-living is a great way to find affordable Harlem apartments for rent.
Harlem is a beautiful district, the motherland of many media people, soaked in culture and the real New York spirit. There will be some difficulties when trying to settle down, as in other big cities.
Try to start your new adventure and find your dream rental apartment with the new huge community in Harlem — the Outpost Club!
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