Urban Furnished Announces Availability of Studio and One-Bedroom Furnished Apartments in NYC

September 19, 2024

Urban Furnished has been providing New York City with corporate housing since 2016, and its latest lineup of furnished studio apartments is built for exactly the kind of stay where a hotel room stops making sense. With nearly 250 designer-furnished apartments spread across the city's most useful neighborhoods, there's a studio here for almost any reason someone ends up needing one.

Studio Apartments in NYC

Urban Furnished’s collection includes a variety of furnished studio apartments in sought-after NYC neighborhoods. Below are three highlighted furnished studio apartments in NYC that provide convenience, comfort, solace and style for those looking for temporary housing in the city.

Studio Apartment at Gramercy Park (26-3A Studio)

This modern loft-studio apartment is located in the Gramercy Park area. With the neighborhood’s private park exclusive to residents only, it is certainly an iconic neighborhood. The apartment includes classic features such as exposed brick walls, a 42" flat-screen TV, a fully equipped kitchen, and a queen-size bed with a memory foam mattress. Other amenities available in this unit are free Wi-Fi, an in-unit washer and dryer, plush towels, linens, and essential kitchen appliances. An impersonal setting, such as an expensive hotel, won’t provide you with a full kitchen and dining area to organize however you like. You can adjust the furniture any way you want and you can even throw on some low-fi studying music on your flat-screen. All of these perks truly make this apartment worth taking a look at!

What renting in Gramercy Park actually gets you

The Gramercy Park neighborhood offers proximity to notable New York City landmarks such as Union Square and Madison Square Park. The area is well-known for its dining, shopping, and cultural attractions, making it a well sought out choice for business travelers and tourists alike. Public transportation is easily accessible, providing convenient connectivity to other parts of the city. In sharp contrast to Manhattan's bustling streets, this historic park provides eligible residents with a peaceful escape from the surrounding city. A quiet, low-key and residential area is absolutely ideal for someone both working and sleeping in this area for months on end. Its tree-lined streets and brownstone truly give this area its spirit and character. It also means less street noise and fewer delivery trucks idling under your window than you'd get in Midtown or the Financial District. Historic architecture stands alongside dining destinations, fitness studios, and local shops, creating a neighborhood where tradition and innovation coexist. Folks lucky enough to obtain a key can expect a rather polar-opposite experience from typical Manhattan with a European style garden within the park. The park is enclosed by a Victorian-era wrought-iron fence. Inside the fence, it's landscaped in a formal, old-fashioned style of flower beds, mature shade trees, and park benches. For an extended stay, that combination of low noise, central transit access, and walkable errands adds up to fewer wasted hours per week than a flashier but less connected zip code would give you. Gramercy is one of the few Manhattan neighborhoods that stays genuinely quiet after 7 p.m., which matters more than it sounds like when you're staying for weeks or months rather than a weekend.


Extra-Large Studio in Flatiron District (105-2C XL Studio)

This furnished studio apartment is situated in the Flatiron District, a neighborhood with a rich architectural heritage and vibrant commercial atmosphere. This spacious apartment is equipped to provide both comfort and style. It features a 50” HD TV with Fire Stick, a modern kitchen with essential appliances, and a roomy living area suitable for relaxation or hosting guests.

What renting in the Flatiron District actually gets you

Flatiron earned its "Silicon Alley" nickname because of the tech, media, and advertising companies that flock here creating one of the highest densities of coworking spaces and client-facing offices in Manhattan. If your extended stay is tied to a project, a client engagement, or a change at a company headquartered in this stretch, you can realistically walk to meetings instead of budgeting for cabs or Ubers every day, which can certainly add up fast over a multi-month stay. The neighborhood also sits at a transit crossroads. The N/R/W, 6, F, and M trains are all within a few minutes' walk, so day trips to Midtown, Downtown, or Brooklyn don't require planning around a single line. Practically, Eataly and the Flatiron food hall scene mean you can pick up groceries or a full dinner without detouring, and Madison Square Park gives you a place to eat lunch outside or take a break between calls that isn't a cramped desk. For business travelers specifically, the location cuts real commute time to nearby client offices and coworking hubs, which is often the single biggest quality-of-life factor on a working stay longer than a week or two.

Studio Apartment on the Upper East Side (1597-13 I Studio)

This newly designed studio apartment is located in the affluent Upper East Side, offering a luxurious living experience with modern finishes. The apartment includes a cozy living room with a 50” Smart TV, a kitchen with stainless steel appliances, and a bedroom area featuring a queen-size bed. Amenities such as in-unit laundry, high-speed internet, and cable/satellite TV are provided for a comfortable stay.

What renting on the Upper East Side actually gets you 

This is the area that we recommend specifically for folks in the healthcare industry away on business. Be that a hospital rotation, a treatment course, or preferably not, but if you're looking after an ill loved one, renting a furnished studio apartment in this area is the most stress-free way to go through it. The Upper East Side sits within walking or short-bus distance of NewYork-Presbyterian/Weill Cornell, Memorial Sloan Kettering, Lenox Hill Hospital, and the Hospital for Special Surgery, which meaningfully cuts down on travel time and stress on days that are already difficult. Beyond medical proximity, the neighborhood is genuinely residential rather than commercial, so evenings and weekends are quieter than you'll find further downtown, and Central Park is close enough for a daily walk or run without needing to plan a special trip. If you're staying with family or need to keep a routine intact over an extended period, the combination of museums, parks, and a slower pace than Midtown or the Financial District tends to make month-to-month living noticeably easier on everyone involved.


About Urban Furnished

Urban Furnished specializes in providing guests with fully furnished studio apartments in NYC that cater to as many different lifestyles and needs as possible, particularly for extended stays in New York City. With gorgeous luxury apartments sprinkled throughout all of Manhattan, from the East and West side, Harlem, Gramercy, Union Square and even Brooklyn, we've got you covered wherever you choose to spend your NYC journey. Each apartment is carefully selected to ensure that it meets the standards required for a stress-free and enjoyable stay in NYC. Our reputation for customer satisfaction is built upon our attention to detail, prime locations, and modern amenities. We fundamentally understand that a gargantuan metropolis like Manhattan can be a bit intimidating to navigate through, which is why we're all hands on deck when it comes to providing guests with the smoothest experience by quickly answering any questions about payments and apartments, and resolving anything that comes up along the way. Our mission is to make your stay in the city that never sleeps go as smoothly as humanly possible. We're continuing to expand our portfolio of apartments, providing a range of options to suit different preferences. Contact us today to begin your NYC journey!


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In NYC, prices for short-term rentals can alternate drastically. A small studio apartment in a central location like Manhattan can start for around $150 per night during the off-peak season, but prices can easily escalate to $300 or more during peak tourist season. Corporate apartment rentals in NYC might cost you anywhere from $3,000 to $7,000 for a month-long stay, depending on things like amenities and how far it is from public transportation and the city highlights. Top Websites for Short-Term Rentals in NYC One of the first steps anyone should take when searching for the right short term rental in NYC is using the power of our good friend the internet. Websites like Virgo and Airbnb are ideal for comforting getaway travels to clear your head while Furnished Finder and Sabbatical Homes are for the business travelers looking for the best corporate apartment accommodation. ● Airbnb – Best for travelers and those seeking unique, home-like accommodations. ● Vrbo – Another strong runner-up for vacation rentals, often offering larger properties or whole homes. ● Furnished Finder – Perfect for professionals looking for corporate apartment rentals in NYC. They specialize in longer stays such as 30 or more days with fully furnished options. ● Booking.com – While traditionally a hotel booking site, it is also upgrading to offer short-term apartment and vacation rentals, which are often more competitive in terms of pricing for business travelers. ● Sabbatical Homes – A niche site that caters to academics and professionals looking for short-term rentals. It’s especially good for those who need more specialized accommodations. Budgeting Your Stay As mentioned above, tenants can stay in NYC in a short term rental or corporate apartment for 30 days or more. So not only are you going to have to budget accordingly but you’re certainly going to have to pack accordingly. There are several factors that everybody has to consider when budgeting for your NYC stay. These things include cleaning and maintenance fees, property taxes, property management fees, utilities, furniture appliances, and guest appliances. How much you will end up paying depends on a number of factors. These factors include the location of where you are staying, the amenities that are included in your apartment which would naturally affect the cost of your stay and of course the duration of your stay plays a significant role in how much you’ll end up paying. Corporate Stays: What to Expect from Corporate Apartment Rentals in NYC Corporate apartments are more often than not located in central Manhattan . Tenants can expect fully furnished furniture. Since these are specifically designed for business folks to conduct their affairs, you can expect gorgeous amenities. These include business lounges, in house washers and dryers, basic utilities such as cable, a phone, high-speed internet. They can also include fitness centers, pools, saunas, or even yoga studios for those moments that every hustler needs to step away from their assignments for a bit. Some even go so far as to have things like an outdoor recreational area for barbecues and other things of that nature. The delightful furniture that comes with a corporate furnished apartment includes stylish sofas, coffee tables, dining table and chairs, nightstands, artwork and wall decor, curtains and blinds and rugs. While all of these amenities sound familiar to that which you can find in any expensive hotel, the design and layout of these corporate apartments are to cover all the bases in what is supposed to feel like a home-like environment. Living in a post-pandemic world that while most of the turmoil of that time is long behind us, it did somewhat permanently alter the way in which we conduct business. Millions of people stayed home from the office and conducted their business from the comfort of their own homes which is a crucial example why these home-like corporate rentals have seen such a rise in popularity. Additional Tips for Saving Money As we all know New York City can be expensive, but with a sense of strategy and pre-planning, you can save and cut costs without sacrificing the comfort and enjoyability of your stay. Here are a few additional tips to help you save money during your short-term rental stay. Always make sure to book in advance. With the help of the aforementioned websites for short term rentals in NYC, booking weeks or even months in advance is the most pragmatic approach to getting the best deal available. Rental prices can increase or decrease based on demand, and booking early allows you to take full advantage of better deals before prices spike. Although neighborhoods like Manhattan can offer some of the best corporate housing available, for the sake of saving money in your search, it may be wise in this instance to book somewhere else. In particular, a corporate apartment that is close to public transit. Areas like Queens, Brooklyn or Washington heights can all offer a less expensive alternative that’s a fraction of the price while simultaneously being close to public transportation. Another piece of advice is to not settle for the first listing you see. Use price comparison websites or apps that compare rental listings, like Kayak, Tripping, or Airbnb’s own pricing tools, to look at rates across multiple platforms. You may find the same apartment listed at different prices on different sites. One final tip is to look for discounts and promotions. Always check if there are any promo codes or special offers available before finalizing your booking. Conclusion And there you have it! We’re currently living in an exhilarating new time in the world of vacations and staycations. As the world continues to evolve, sometimes for the better, sometimes for the worse, it’s always important to make the most of it. People who are always away on business are surely taking full advantage of this new means of corporate hospitality and they are doing so by using technology and websites for short term rentals at their disposal.
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