Relocation
Remote-friendly moves to Brooklyn with video tours, neighborhood briefings and e-signing.
Rent without the runaround
Tenant searches built around real move dates, and owner leasing that fills units with qualified renters.
How it works
Brooklyn rentals move in days, not weeks. We pre-qualify you before touring, prepare your application documents in advance and book viewings in tight clusters so you can decide on the spot.
For owners and landlords we price rentals against live competition, market the unit, screen applicants to a written standard and prepare leases with your attorney. Since June 2025 the FARE Act means the party who hires the broker pays the broker, and our fees are always disclosed up front.
The process
How rentals and leasing runs, from first call to finish.
Qualify
We confirm income, credit and guarantor options before any tour.
Shortlist
Listings are filtered by commute, laundry, pets and light.
Tour
Back-to-back viewings, usually one evening or one Saturday.
Apply
Documents are ready, so applications go in within the hour.
Sign and move
Lease review, deposits, keys and a move-in checklist.
Why clients choose us
Same-day applications
Prepared renters win apartments. We get you ready first.
Transparent fees
FARE Act compliant and disclosed in writing.
Commute-first search
We map every listing to your office, school or gym.
Screened owners
We flag buildings with open violations before you apply.
Roommate setups
Help with combined income and joint guarantor situations.
Owner leasing
Full leasing service for condo owners and small landlords.
Costs and timing
Every engagement starts with a written agreement. These are typical ranges for Brooklyn in 2026, shown as sample figures.
- Income guideline
- About 40x monthly rent
- Guarantor guideline
- About 80x monthly rent
- Search window
- Start 30 to 45 days before move-in
- Broker fee
- Paid by the party that hires us (FARE Act)
Related services
Buyer representation
An agent who works only for you, from the first showing to the closing table.
Investor services
Multifamily, mixed-use and condo portfolios, underwritten like a lender would.
Rentals and leasing, answered
Under the FARE Act the party who hires the broker pays the broker. If a landlord hired us to list the apartment, you do not pay our fee. If you hire us to search for you, we agree the fee in writing first.
Yes. Insured guarantor services, larger deposits where legal, and offer letters from employers can all help. We will explain the options before you tour.
It depends on the building. We filter for dog and cat policies and note weight limits.
Start with a call
Tell us where you are and we will match you with the lead agent for rentals and leasing within one business day.
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