Hello, I’ve lived in Nyc for about 9 months and am moving to another area. I was wondering if anyone has used or can verify https://junehomes.com is legit? Ive seen lots of scames around the internet for housing in NyC so wanted to be careful. Source: 11 months ago

For furnished, check junehomes.com ! My partner used this in college for a short term furnished lease. This link here (https://junehomes.com/residences/new-york-city-ny?hometype=entire_apartment&priceto=4000&areas=1%2C15%2C17%2C19%2C20%2C34%2C38%2C39%2C43%2C47%2C61%2C8%2C134%2C16%2C10%2C14&bedrooms=1) is a search I did for one bed rooms under $4000 in Manhattan all filtered for you! Source: about 1 year ago

I need a short term room rental, and I keep seeing listings from "June." This is their company website. Source: over 1 year ago

Right now we are using dated "property management software" to handle direct bookings on our website, but would like to integrate a much more "custom" property listing/booking/search engine similar to the ones used by companies like Junes Homes, Blueground, Anyplace, and of course Airbnb. Source: over 1 year ago

Apart from that, if you browse on our website (junehomes.com ) you can check out a series of options located in different areas around Boston (Back bay, Beacon Hill, North end, Downtown etc.) as well as check the proximity to your University. Source: over 1 year ago

Or download 99.co mobile app and you can search for the project, they list down all sales by level (unit # not shown) and even show the profits the seller made (not nett profit so gotta minus off all fees). Source: 11 months ago

Congratulations on your admission!! Housing in Singapore has always been quite a hassle, however co-living has become very popular in recent times. Co-living is where you rent a single room from an apartment that is already occupied by people. Some websites I would recommend to look for places to rent are PropertyGuru, 99.co, Cove, Hmlet, and Dash Living. I would also recommend looking into campus housing since... Source: 11 months ago

No, you can do it yourself, but do note that the main property listings portals like 99.co, PropertyGuru, etc. Only allow licensed agents to list; so responses may be slower. Source: 11 months ago

This does not exclude the cut your agency takes from you (typically 10-20%?) which is why your cousin's friend is encouraging him to join, since he would be earning a cut as your cousin's boss. This does not include any marketing fee, you need to factor grab/driving fee to fetch clients around for viewings, coffee fee for initial meetups, social marketing (each lead can cost 50-100), printing of flyers, marketing... Source: 11 months ago

Additional question: If the listing on 99.co says 3000pm rent, is that negotiable? If yes, how much should I negotiate? Source: 11 months ago