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Affordable New York apartments for families (Aug 12)

All for $2,600 and under, these five affordable New York apartments will house you and your family in style

Allie Early
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Allie Early
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You already know the reasons why NYC is the best place to raise a family, right? But when it comes to finding a family-friendly apartment in Gotham, we know the odds are stacked against even the bravest of space-seekers. Lucky for you, we've rounded up our pick of the week's best two-bedroom NYC apartments, all priced between $1,800 and $2,600 per month. Just remember, if you love it, move fast-they'll be gone before you know it! Godspeed, dear renter, and don't forget the ten commandments of apartment hunting. Check back next week for more from real-estate site Zumper's inventory.

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28 Graham Ave #4R

Two-bedroom in Williamsburg, $2,595/month

This newly-renovated apartment in Williamsburg has more than enough space for your growing family. A brand new kitchen with stainless steel appliances, an island for family dinners and ample counter space/cabinet space makes it perfect for parents (and kids!) that love to cook. It also has two large, sunny bedrooms with closets and is just two blocks from the Bushwick Playground and Flushing Ave J and M trains.
Photograph: Courtesy Zumper/Misrahi Realty

28 Graham Ave #4R

Two-bedroom in Williamsburg, $2,595/month
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Photograph: Courtesy Zumper/Misrahi Realty

28 Graham Ave #4R

Two-bedroom in Williamsburg, $2,595/month
Photograph: Courtesy Zumper/Ideal Properties

14 Judge St

Two-bedroom in Williamsburg, $2,350/month

A cool pre-war Williamsburg find, this cute apartment offers two big bedrooms for you and the kids, a sweet, ivy-filled outdoor space and it’s only a five-minute walk to Cooper Park and the Grand St L train. Mom and Dad will enjoy accents like the apartment’s French doors, spacious living room and hardwood floors.

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Photograph: Courtesy Zumper/Ideal Properties

14 Judge St

Two-bedroom in Williamsburg, $2,350/month

Photograph: Courtesy Zumper/Ideal Properties

14 Judge St

Two-bedroom in Williamsburg, $2,350/month

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Photograph: Courtesy Zumper/Metropolitan Property Group

495 9th Ave #401

Two-bedroom in Hell’s Kitchen, $2,550/month

Tiny, sweet and clean, this closet-filled, recently renovated apartment with wonderful natural light offers just enough space for a new family. It’s close to all the activity of Times Square, Penn and Port Authority (but not close enough to hear it), and only a fifteen minute walk to the Hudson and Hudson River Greenway. You’re also within 10 minutes of the A, C, E, N, Q, R, 1, 2, 3 and 7 trains for easy travel around the city. Win! 

Photograph: Courtesy Zumper/Metropolitan Property Group

495 9th Ave #401

Two-bedroom in Hell’s Kitchen, $2,550/month

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Photograph: Courtesy Zumper/Metropolitan Property Group

495 9th Ave #401

Two-bedroom in Hell’s Kitchen, $2,550/month

Photograph: Courtesy Zumper/Anchor Associates

23-17 38th Ave #2L

Two-bedroom in Long Island City, $2,450/month

Animal lovers rejoice! Your family pooch is welcome at this cool apartment, located on the second floor of a private two-story home. There’s also a spacious eat-in kitchen, two big bedrooms, a sunny living room perfect for hanging with the kids and wifi (included in rent). Amenities nearby include a Laundromat, deli and a bunch of cute restaurants!

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Photograph: Courtesy Zumper/Anchor Associates

23-17 38th Ave #2L

Two-bedroom in Long Island City, $2,450/month

Photograph: Courtesy Zumper/Anchor Associates

23-17 38th Ave #2L

Two-bedroom in Long Island City, $2,450/month

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111 Richardson St #1FW

Two-bedroom in Williamsburg, $2,395/month

With a sweet communal garden and patio, this space is a dream for small families! Though the kitchen is a little dated, there’s plenty of room in this apartment—you’ll find a large breakfast area, living room and two bedrooms with closets, and you’re less than a block from McCarren Park. 

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