<p>I'm a student at the University of Chicago and I'll be interning in NYC this summer. I was wondering if NYU has a website that helps students find places to sublet. </p>
<p>For us UChicago students, if you want to find an apartment to sublet, you visit marketplace.uchicago.edu or uchicagoapartments.com. </p>
<p>Are there websites similar to those for NYU students to post their sublets so people like me can contact them? I'd rather use a university-affiliated site than browse craigslist. (also, I don't mean living in an NYU dorm over the summer, but in an apartment that is leased by an NYU student). </p>
<p>If you’re referring to this site, [Off</a> Campus Housing Office](<a href=“Housing and Dining”>Housing and Dining) , it is pretty useless for me since I can’t look at listings because I don’t have an NYU login</p>
<p>thedude: most people use Craigslist, but actually, NYU has housing for the summer that can be used even if you are not attending; not sure if it’s filled up yet…look it up on the NYU Housing website…</p>
<p>It’s not the cheapest, but I think it would be less expensive than a sublet.</p>
<p>Why do you need an apartment owned by an NYU student? NYU does offer house-search services, but I think they are only available to NYU students. </p>
<p>Craigslist is honestly the most viable option, you’ll find tons of apartments open for the summer. Apartments near NYU are terribly expensive, but it’s only two months, so I guess it wouldn’t be that bad. A lot of places will let you just pay per month with no lease, so its not a problem. </p>
<p>My suggestion would be to find a one-bedroom in Brooklyn and commute to the city when you need to. You’ll save a ton of money which you can use to eat at nice restaurants, visit nice museums, see shows, whatever.</p>