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Dean, New York

Grand Ave, Kings County, 11238, United States
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About the Property

Dean is among the finest student accommodation in New York City, with fully furnished shared apartments backed by in-house amenities that offers you a seamless and comfortable home-rich experience. The property is located near Brooklyn Law School and Brooklyn College, so you don’t have to worry about the hassles of a long commute.

Features

Home of several one-of-a-kind New York attractions like the Coney Island, Prospect Park, and Brooklyn Botanical Garden, this Brooklyn student residence boasts spacious and luxurious 11-bedroom apartments with 6 shared bathrooms in the culturally diverse Brooklyn neighborhood of Kings County. Every private bedroom has a bed, shared bathroom, and a shared kitchen to get your hands on the local cuisines after a hectic day at the university. You don’t have to worry about any excess incurring costs concerning the water, Wi-Fi, heating, and electricity bills as they are included in the rent. Moreover, you will never run out of new experiences and sync with the view that Kings County offers with the apartment’s fully furnished rooftop that you can enjoy on sunny days and gala evenings! With complimentary on-site laundry services, monthly cleaning, and access to community events with this property, Dean offers you a unique experience.

Location and What's Hot?

With a neighborhood so happening and culturally rich, resisting the local restaurants is just not an option. If you are a pizza maniac, Pasha Pizza is just a short walk away. If Indian cuisine captivates your taste buds, Sapid is your go-to choice. If a classic old-fashioned atmosphere ignites the warmth within you, Tom’s restaurant is also a short distance from the property.

Commute

Besides this property’s great amenities, the nearby local transportation facilities are an added advantage. The nearest public bus commute is available at Bergen St/Washington Av Bus Stop, just a few minutes walk from here. You can also walk through the Vanderbilt Av/Park Pl, located at a crisp distance from the property.

What will you get

Your Rent Include

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Wifi
Electricity
Heating

Common Amenities

Furnished Rooftop
On-site laundry
Community events
High-speed WiFi
Monthly cleaning
Private backyard

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is co-living?

Coliving is roommate and city living made easy. Instead of scouring Craigslist for roommates, spending your savings on new furniture, and arguing over splitting the bills, you’ll move into a private bedroom in a fully-furnished, all-inclusive shared apartment.

What’s the application process like?

The application process is easy and can all be completed online, or in-person if you’re local. First, you'll fill out the application form on our site and chat with one of our home specialists. Then, if you’re local to the area, you can go for an in-person tour, or if you’re remote, we can tour with you virtually. After completing a virtual or in-person tour with a home specialist, you will receive an application form that can be filled out online or in person. You will likely need to speak to a specialist before the tour to qualify and match for the home that fits your needs best. At that time, you can reserve the room while we conduct a background check, and if everything checks out, you sign your lease.

What’s included with coliving? What should I bring when I move in?

As a coliving member*, your rent includes a full-sized bed frame, nightstand, lamp, clothes storage, and hangers. In your shared suite, you’ll find a fully-furnished living room and dining area, with appliances, cutlery, and household essentials including toilet paper, dishwashing soap, sponges, and laundry detergent. Alongside your personal items, we recommend bringing bed and bathroom linens alongside any personal decor. We do not allow members to bring in extra furniture. *Coliving offerings may differ depending on your home. Please ask your leasing specialist for a full list of what’s included.

What is included in non-coliving apartments?

As a PMG member in a traditional apartment, you’ll have access to convenient amenities, people-first property services, Common’s built-in community, events, and discounts to local and national brands. Unless stated otherwise, our traditional apartments are unfurnished and not all-inclusive of utilities, WiFi, etc.

Is parking available?

Parking availability is dependent on each home! If a building has a parking garage or lot, you’ll see a Parking icon on our website. Please ask your leasing specialist about available spaces.

Can I pick my roommates in my coliving suite?

If you and a friend would like to live in the same coliving suite together, we’re happy to accommodate your request given that you both qualify and there is availability in the suite. However, due to Fair Housing Laws, we can’t allow members to pick roommates based on factors like gender, religion etc. For example, that means we can’t guarantee you will have an all-female suite.

Can I share a room with a friend?

The property offers rooms with queen-sized beds and ensuite bathrooms at select homes for couples who are looking to live together in a coliving suite. We do not allow members to bring additional furniture.

What happens if I don’t get along with my roommates?

The PMG is designed to reduce the typical arguments and tensions that come with roommate living, like splitting the bills, buying essentials like toilet paper, and choosing furniture. We do ask that members be respectful of one another and their home, and perform chores like taking out the trash, filling the dishwasher, and maintaining a livable space. However, as a property manager, it’s not within Common’s power to enforce those behaviors. If your roommate is in violation of their lease, please reach out to our Member Support team. In such cases, we may be able to transfer you to another unit or home.

Can I have a private bathroom?

Select bedrooms that offer ensuite bathrooms. Please ask your leasing specialist for more details on availability.

Are pets allowed?

While we love animals, we only allow pets at our private studio and 1- and 2-bedroom apartments. In our coliving suites, pets may be allowed as accommodation for tenants with a qualified disability.

Are community events free?

Yes! All community events are free. Some events are limited to a certain number of people.

What is New York City known for?

At this point, NYC is like an open-air museum of pop culture and hustle. Some of the Big Apple’s most well-known contributions include Broadway, cheesecake, the Statue of Liberty, hot dog carts, the Thanksgiving Day Macy’s Parade, Central Park…The list goes on and on and on. If you’ve only seen New York in movies, every day will feel like walking through a film set.

What transportation is available in New York City?

The yellow taxi may be a New York City icon, but nearly everyone here takes the subway. With hundreds of stations throughout all five boroughs and 24/7/365 service, the subway is the fastest, most affordable way to zip around NYC. You’re never far from a subway stop, but if you are, there are buses and ride-sharing services available to take you there.

What are some fun things to do in New York City?

Once you get your fill of tourist attractions—like Times Square, the Empire State Building, Grand Central Station, and the MoMA, to name just a few—you can start digging into the real New York City. Whether your idea of fun is catching an off-off-Broadway show on closing night or skating laps around a synthetic rooftop ice rink (seriously), chances are you can do it when coliving in New York. Concerts, sporting matches, and festivals happen almost every night, so be sure to keep your calendar open.

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Student Accomodations in New York City

Student Housing in New York City

New York City has acquired the number one position for being the most decent city by the U.S. News and World Report. The city has the highest real estate prices worldwide, which makes searching for student apartments in NYC a tedious job. We, at amber, provide affordable student housing options. You can check out our student housing in New York City section to match your housing requirements in New York. Various student properties near New York University and Brooklyn Law School are structured to deliver exceptional services to residents and cost the same as the student halls. You will find many options for  student housing in NYC.

There are myriad options for student apartments in NYC, such as Harrington Housing, Downtown Manhattan, 92NY, 152 West 15th and The Seton Residence. More than one hundred thousand students come to the city every year with the motive to study and explore better opportunities. In addition to the many student apartment options available in the city area, there are many residence halls, dormitories, and affordable private en-suites to explore.

When not in your room, you can explore the city that is known for being the epicenter of endless opportunities, New York is notable for its flashy Broadway performances and the ever-blooming entertainment industry.

About New York City

New York City is a renowned capital of culture, art, and entertainment. It is the densest city in the United States, composed of five boroughs: Manhattan, Staten Island, Brooklyn, Queens, and the Bronx. The city lies in the core of the New York metropolitan region, which is the world's most populated megacities. It has about 20 million inhabitants and approximately 23 million in its metro area.

Known for stirring political and social debates worldwide, New York houses the headquarters of the United Nations, making it a significant hub that controls international diplomacy. The city and its surrounding metropolitan region serve as the primary entry point for legal immigrants to the United States.

Throughout the years, it has offered education institutes as legendary as its history.

From the curriculum to the alumni, universities in New York City are among some of the best in the world. NYU ranks among the top 30 higher education institutions in the world, whereas the Brooklyn Law School ranks among the 120 best law schools in the world, rivaling the top ones in France & Italy.

New York City itself ranks 3rd globally in the list of the best cities (Resonance, 2024). All this accumulates to make the city one of the best for students aiming for higher education.

Best student housing in New York City

New York City has more to offer than what meets the eye. From the safe neighborhood of Lower Manhattan to art galleries, bookshops, and boutiques of Dumbo, and from the famous Midtown to easy-going Queens, NYC is always buzzing. All these areas are also closer to the best universities within the city. With amber, students can choose their comfortable and affordable student accommodation in New York City. Some of the worth-mentioning student housing in NYC include the following:

1.  Harrington Housing Downtown Manhattan

2. Columbia Heights Waterfront

3. The Seton Residence

4. Third Ave

5. The Reserve

6. New York Friends Home

7. 85 2nd Avenue

8. 230 Sullivan Street

9. 401 E 34th

10. E 7th St

Cost of Living in New York City

Apart from the rent of apartments and student housing in NYC, the cost of living will also be a part of the expenses for students.

1. Food and Groceries - $471.34/ month

2. Gas & Electricity (Utility bills) -  $163.07/ month

3. Internet & Phone Bills - $66.43/ month

4. Dinner at a restaurant - $100/ meal  Inexpensive Restaurant - $25/ meal

5. Travel & Conveyance - $127/ month if you get a monthly MetroCard

6. Clothing and Shoes - $200-$300 every time you decide to shop

Student Travel in New York City

Properties for student housing in New York City can be selected based on nearby commute options. The city itself has a strong transport network used by millions of students and professionals across the city. As a student traveling across the city, you can choose Rapid Transit, Railways, and Buses. Rapid Transit metros are one of the popular modes of transportation within the city. Apart from these, you can always take the Yellow Taxis, although that might be a slightly costlier alternative.

1. Rapid Transit -  Travelling in New York is an easy task, given its well-laid metro and subway plan. There is mass transit in New York City, which runs 24 hours a day. The nation's two-thirds of rail riders live in the New York City metropolitan area.

2. Railway - If you wish to go sightseeing in New York, the most economical way to travel is by railway. Nearly all of New York's subway system is open 24 hours a day.

3. Buses - The well-established system of buses in New York is also a very convenient way to move around in the city area. The Port Authority Bus Terminal is where about 7000 buses operate with 200,000 commuters daily.

The average fare of a subway and buses around the city is around $2.90 a day. Using a MetroCard reduces the hassle of having the change. And you can get a MetroCard at around $1 which you can refill at regular intervals.

Apart from this, you can also choose to pay with OMNY, the contactless payment system that offers you additional perks for choosing it.

Student Lifestyle in New York City

Getting bored when you're in NYC is out of the question. If you are in New York, it is a must for you to go and watch a Broadway show. You must stop at Paulie Gee's Slice Shop, as pizza is a must in New York City. You can visit the Metropolitan Museum of Art, take a stroll across the Brooklyn Bridge or visit Central Park and go to Wollman Rink or the Lasker Rink and try ice skating. The city is known to have the most impressive skylines in the entire world. You can get a panoramic view of the city by braving the Empire State Building or other skyscrapers.

New York includes steakhouses, delis, and pizza joints. You can try Tavern on the Green if you're in Central Park. If you prefer sweets, you can grab one of the best cheesecakes from Veniero's Pasticceria & Caffe, based in the East Village since 1894. You will find the best pizza in NYC at Lucali in the Brooklyn area. New York is also known for its delicious bagels; you can try them by visiting the Bagel Oasis or Absolute Bagels.

Where the day can be spent checking out the restaurants and cafes, the nights can be dedicated to touring around Times Square, attending a standup comedy show at Comedy Cellar, or enjoying a Broadway show. Check out this blog to learn about some amazing things to do in New York.

Tourist Attraction in New York City

Apart from top universities, New York City has a lot to offer. From tourist attraction places to museums and art galleries, none of your weekends will be spent in boredom. If you wish to take a trip across NYC, then here are so some of the famous spots in New York that could be closer to your student accommodation in NYC:

1. Statue of Liberty

2. Central Park

3. Metropolitan Museum of Art

4. Broadway and the Theater District

5. Empire State Building

Top Universities in New York City

New York City is at the center when it comes to higher education. 3 of its Universities make it to QS ranking of the top 20 universities across the world. Apart from STEM, NYC is also home to some of the most prestigious arts & film universities in the world. And the best part is that you can find student apartments in NYC close to these universities. Listed below are some of the top education institutes within the city.

1. New York University

2. Brooklyn Law School

3. Columbia University

4. Thomas Jefferson University

5. University in Pennsylvania

6. Drexel University

7. Juilliard School

8. CUNY Hunter College

9. City University of New York

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