I’m thinking of moving to New York City for the summer only! And I don’t know the best way to go about it. I’m not sure if renting an apartment is a good idea, Because some wont allow short term leases. In my case, I would be living there 3 months and then returning home for school. Are there any affordable vacation apartments in the city ? Also, furnished? And where are the nice, upscale, areas of the city? I’m not looking to live in some trash dump lol.

thanks in advance!!(=

I am looking to travel to Japan in the near future; particularly Tokyo and Osaka.

I do not have any family and my friends can not accommodate me due to the size of their residence.

I am pretty familiar with some options such as love hotels, capsule hotels, hostels, etc as cheap accommodation choices.

However, I am looking for something a bit more suitable for me or cheaper.

I am thinking of staying for like a month or so in each area so a really small, cheap apartment which I can keep my luggage and such which I could rent for the period of time would be an ideal choice.

Does anyone know if this kind of accommodation exists?

Thanks in advance.

I currently live in a rent stabilized apartment and the building owner is converting the apartments into co-ops….

My understanding is that they cannot kick me out unless I voluntarily move out..

Is this true?

Many thanks in advance for your help!

That’s for one person only. And will be staying in Tokyo. Probably August or Septembe. I would perhaps like to rent a short-let apartment (to share with my friend).

£5000= 673,207 yen
£5000= $7, 221 for our US friends

Thanks in advance for any answers.
MP btw I wasn’t the one that gave you the thumbs down. Thanks for the answer.

I was looking at agents like Foxtons etc, but their prices are really high.

Is there a way to find a cheaper flat for rent in London, for example newspaper ads?

What would you suggest?

Thanks in advance.
Is real estate agents the ONLY way to find a flat in London?