No-Fee Landlord AIMCO NYC Listings Now on RentHop

Rent Hop is happy to welcome AIMCO NYC to our growing list of no-fee landlords in Manhattan. AIMCO NYC buildings largely span the Upper East Side and Upper West Side neighborhoods, including the West 68th and West 69th Street buildings located just steps away from Lincoln Center, Juilliard School, The Museum of Natural History, and Central Park. AIMCO NYC also has a Chelsea presence, where the 237 9th Avenue building is centrally located on 24th street. The building is only one block from the C, E subway lines. The 1, F/V, R/W, and 6 lines are not far either.

Harlem Listings on RentHop

AIMCO NYC is one of our first major landlord and property managers with a large collection of Harlem listings!ย  One good example is the walk-up at 759 Saint Nicholas Ave. The building offers a well-priced studio that is walking distance from the A, B, C, and D subway lines.

For the last few months, we’ve concentrated our efforts to build a large list of Downtown and Midtown apartments. We now understand that to benefit the largest number of New Yorkers, we’ll need to expand into Harlem and the outer boroughs as well. This will increase our inventory across the city, providing more renters with additional apartment opportunities. Check back frequently as we complete our process of adding more Queens, Harlem, and Brooklyn landlords over the next few weeks.

Editor’s Note: We’ve updated this article to enhance readability.ย 

Lee Lin
Lee Lin
Lee is a data geek from MIT who spent years at quantitative hedge funds cranking out models to explain and predict financial markets. Real estate has always been a big part of Lee's life. He grew up helping out at his parents' Jersey Shore motels, became a landlord his first year out of college, analyzed mortgages on a fixed-income trading desk, and acquired a New York real estate license. At RentHop, he combines his nerd talents and real estate knowledge to constantly tweak the secret HopScore. He currently lives near Bryant Park and his favorite restaurant was Cafe Zaiya (now known as Tomiz).

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