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NYC Housing Options List (Updated Circa May 2018) New York City Housing Options List All Peridance students are responsible for finding their own housing. The following list is meant to help students get started in their search. Peridance is not liable for the actions of any housing provider included on the list. Please proceed with caution when pursuing online housing providers like Craigslist, as they have been known to offer potentially risky scams. As with all housing in New York, you must make reservations ahead of time. Please contact each individual residence for further information and to book your housing. Prices are subject to change. (Last Updated May 2018) Please note: Many students choose to book a residence for a short period of time upon arrival, perhaps for just a few weeks or a month. This gives them time to find a more suitable longer-term situation that they can then look at firsthand while they are here. GENERAL HOUSING SERVICES SHORT TERM OPTIONS NY Habitat www.nyhabitat.com Rent www.rent.com Homestay www.newyorkhomestay.com Airbnb www.airbnb.com LONG TERM OPTIONS NY Habitat www.nyhabitat.com Gypsy Housing ( Mid Term) www.prepinthecity.com/tag/gypsy-housing-facebook-group/ Easy Roommate www.easyroomate.com Rent www.rent.com HOUSING AGENTS Educational Housing Services (for students & interns) 55 Clark Street, Brooklyn, NY 11201Phone: 800-385-1689 Fax: 212-307-0701 Website: www.studenthousing.org *By semesters, should be 18 years old and older About EHS: EHS is a non-for- profit organization that host thousands of students and interns from 150 colleges and 50 countries studying in NYC. They provide comfortable and secure housing with a built in Student Life Program. Student Housing Associates 1120 Broadway, Suite 740, New York, NY 10010 Phone: 212-340-1124 E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.studenthousingassociates.com *Should be 18 years old and older CULTURAL CONNECTIONS JCSA Inc. (Japanese Clientele Shares & Apts) – 501 5th Avenue, Suite 319, New York, NY 10017Phone: 212-989-1234Fax: 646-367-4901E-mail: [email protected]: www.jcsa.com About: A great option for students, artist and travelers. JSCA offers a wide range of affordable housing including shared rooms, rental property, and short term housing. REDAC, INC 405 Lexington Avenue, NY 10174 Phone: 212-867-1237/212-355-0011Fax: 212-355-0890 Email: [email protected] Website: www.redacinc.com About: A full service real estate firm in New York City. Focusing in Japanese relocation in the U.S. “The company’s vision is to be a reliable service infrastructure for people and companies working abroad.” La Nacional-Spanish Benevolent Society 239 W 14th St. NYC Phone: (212) 929-7873 Email: [email protected] About: “The primary objective of the La Nacional is to promote, encourage and spread the spirit of fraternity and solidarity among Spanish and Hispanic-American residents of this country. In those early years, they have provided Spaniards with food, shelter, healthcare and afterlife services, while functioning as a home away from home.” Italian Cultural Institute 686 Park Ave NYC Phone: (212) 642-2003 About: “Founded in 1961, the Italian Cultural Institute of New York is an official branch of the Italian government dedicated to the promotion of Italian culture in the United States through the organization of events and events and the offer of cultural services. “ French Institute 1077 22 E 60th St. NYC Phone: (212) 355-6100 About: “Founded at the turn of 20th century, the French Institute and the Alliance Française de New York operated as two separate organizations, the first promoting French arts, the second teaching French. In 1971 they merged to form what has become one of the largest and most respected centers of French-American activities in the U.S: the French Institute Alliance Française (FIAF).” Deutsches Haus at NYU 42 Washington Mews . NYC Phone: (212) 998-8660 Email: [email protected] About: “Since 1977, Deutsches Haus at NYU has provided New Yorkers with a unique forum for cultural, intellectual, and artistic exchange with Germany, Austria, and Switzerland through its three pillars: the language program, the cultural program, and the children's program. It is one of NYU’s prestigious international houses and is a key American institution fostering the understanding and transatlantic dialogue between the U.S. and the German-speaking world. With a diverse and cutting-edge cultural program, Deutsches Haus particularly seeks to expand its outreach to the next generation of global citizens.” Hispanic Society of America 613 West 155th Street. NYC Phone: (212) 926-2234 Email: [email protected] About: “The Hispanic Society of America was founded by Archer Milton Huntington in New York City on May 18, 1904, as a “free public library, museum and educational institution, containing objects of artistic, historic, and literary interest,” for the purposes of the “advancement of the study of the Spanish and Portuguese languages, literature, and history, and advancement of the study of the countries wherein Spanish and Portuguese are or have been spoken languages.” WOMEN’S RESIDENCIES The Markle- $ 123 West 13th Street (very close to Peridance) Phone: 212-242-2400 Recommended by several female students who live there (2016) Room + 2 meals daily approx. $1700 a month. Pink Dorms - $$ Two locations in East Village and Upper West side Phone: 646-421-4503 Website: www.pinkdorms.com Email: [email protected] Typically used for summer programs and shorter stays Centro Maria - $$ 539 West 54th Street, New York, NY, 10036Phone: 212-757-6989Contact Sister Maria Lopez Email: [email protected] Christian organization run by the religious Sisters of Mary Immaculate. Shared bath, 2 meals daily, 1 meal on Saturday, and evening curfews, open to 18 –29 years old. From $230/week. Katherine House - $$ 118 West 13th Street, New York, NY, 10011Phone: 212-242-6566 Single/double rooms, shared bath, 2 meals daily, 24-hour security. Rooftop garden, 2 references & application required. Call as early as January for summer. Under 16 needs chaperone. Webster Apartments - $$$ 419 West 34th Street, New York, NY, 10001Phone: 212-967-9000Phone: 1-800-242-9709Fax: 212-268-8569Website: www.websterapartments.org Shared bath, two meals daily. Maid service. Weekday curfew is 12:30AM weekend curfew 2:30AM. Summer curfew 11PM. 16 and up proof of age required. $315/week or $85/day with three day min MEN’S RESIDENCIES Kolping House - $$ 165 East 88th Street, New York, NY, 10128Phone: 212-369-6647Fax: 212-987-5652Manager: Ernst EnrichGeneral info: [email protected] rentals: [email protected] bath, 5 meals weekly. Personal and Financial references required, 18 yrs. and up. $190 weekly. $60 per night; 3-month maximum stay. $60 college housing is a good choice for summer. With 24-hour security in a university environment surrounded by peers, one can expect an enjoyable stay. Call as early as January for summer reservation. CO-ED RESIDENCIES Chelsea International Hostel - $ 251 West 20th Street, New York, NY 10011 Phone: 212 647-0010 Fax: 212 727-7289 Website: www.chelseahostel.com Youth hostel for international students only. $60-$80/night dorm room. $90 nightly private. Prices are seasonal. Two week max stay. International Student Center - $ 38 West 88th Street, New York, NY, 10024Phone: 212-787-7706 Email: [email protected] Website: www.nystudentcenter.org Foreign Young People (ages18-30) with passport only. Two week max stay. $50 daily or $40 off-season. Jazz on the Park - $ 36 West 106th Street, New York, NY, 10025Phone: 212-932-1600 Fax: 1.212.932.1700 Email: [email protected] Website: www.jazzhostel.com/ Continental breakfast included, nightly rates: tax included. Dorm style with 10-12 people $32, 6-8 people $35, 4-6 people $37.50, Private with twin/double for two people $150-165/night. Private $97.50/night. Penington Friends House - $ 215 East 15th Street, New York, NY, 10003 Phone: 212-673-1730E-mail: [email protected]: www.penington.org Single $85 per night/ Double $95 per night, for each additional person add $40. West Side YMCA - $$ 5 West 63rd Street, New York, NY, 10023Phone: 212-912-2600Website: www.ymcanyc.org/westside 25-Day Maximum StaySingle (share bath) $109/night; Single (w/bath &TV) $130/night, Double (share bath) $159/night, Double (with bath & TV) $165/night. Reservations recommended one week in advance. Cancellations required 72 hours in advance. Vanderbilt YMCA - $$ 224 East 47th Street, New York, NY, 10017Phone: 212-912-2504Website: www.ymcanyc.org Out of town students only, gym, pool, maid, interview and references. 18+; $119-139/night. International House - $$ 500 Riverside Drive, New York, NY, 10027Phone:212-316-6300Website: www.ihouse-nyc.org Single rooms, shared bath, phone in room. 18 or older. $941-$1,092/month. Dining services $4.50-$4.75/day. 92nd St. Y De Hirsch Residence - $$ 1395 Lexington Avenue, New York, NY, 10128 Phone: 212-415-5650Website: www.92y.org Single and Double furnished rooms, Hebrew Organization. 1-4 month commitment. Shared bath. Single from $1850/ month. Double from $1450/month each. Hostelling International - $/$$$ American Youth Hostels891 Amsterdam Avenue (at 103rd Street), New York, NY, 10025Phone: 212-932-2300/ 212-932-2574Website: www.hinewyork.org 26-Day Maximum Stay, All male, all female, and co-ed dorms.Dorm-style rooms start at $49/night. Private rooms start at $240/night. Rates are discounted $3.00 per night for AYH members. To become an AYH member, inquire by phone or in person. Reservations recommended two weeks in advance. SUMMER RESIDENCIES / COLLEGE AFFILIATED Teachers College Guest Housing - $$ Columbia University- $$ 525 W 120th Street, NY 10027Phone: 212-678-3235Website: www.columbia.edu/summer Various rates and housing locations available, From $130 - $280 / week. Call or write for information. NYU Summer Housing - $$$ 14A Washington Place N, New York, NY, 10003Phone: 212-998-6512Fax: 212-995-4037Website: www.nyu.edu/ housing/summer Buildings with furnished apartments, air conditioning, kitchen, bath, private bedrooms, Under 16 needs chaperone.
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