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This Week’s Apartment Rental Roundup: Glass Ceiling Edition

Justin Fox

Jul 29, 2016 — 2 min read

Are you looking to get ahead? Tired of trying to break the glass ceiling? Well, success begins at home, and we have the best places to call home.

All new everything. (Courtesy Street Easy/HERECROFT GROUP INC)

1973 70th Street #3
Available: August 1
Price: $2,100/month
Size: 2 bedroom/1 bathroom
Details: This newly gut renovated two bedroom is a perfect place to make a new start. Everything is fresh and ready to create new history.
Contact: HERECROFT GROUP INC

(Courtesy Street Easy/Dave Ratner of Warren Lewis Sotheby's International Realty) — (Courtesy Street Easy/Dave Ratner of Warren Lewis Sotheby’s International Realty)

1110 East 79th Street
Available: Now
Price: $3,500/month
Size: 3 bedroom/1.5 bathroom
Details: Once you break the glass ceiling, you deserve a place befitting your success. This private house with three bedrooms, with easy access to golf, is just the place to enjoy the fruits of your labour.
Contact: Dave Ratner of Warren Lewis Sotheby’s International Realty, (718) 747-8215

(Courtesy Street Easy/Chris Wheat of Maximus Realty Group)

936 71st Street, #3
Available: August 1
Price: $2,300/month
Size: 3 bedroom/1 bathroom
Details: This three bedroom pad has a full sized kitchen with an island, plenty of closet space for your suits and pantsuits, and a great location. It’s just the place for someone who is ready to shatter the glass ceiling.
Contact: Chris Wheat of Maximus Realty Group

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