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474 15th St
474 15th St, New York, NY 11215, USA

Monthly rent	-
Beds	1
Baths	1
Sqft	1,000

Monthly rent	-
Beds	1
Baths	1
Sqft	1,000

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474 15th St, New York, NY 11215, USA|Prospect Park

Amenities for 474 15th St, Prospect Park

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Cats OK

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Applicants

One-time.

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REQUIRED FEES

Security Deposit

One-time. Refundable.

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Dog Policy

Not allowed

Cat Policy

Allowed

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Lease terms	12+ months

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474 15th St, New York, NY 11215, USA

Amazing Prospect Park 1br in the heart of Park Slope North. Hard wood floors, great sun light, spacious living area with a large bedroom and great closet space. This beautiful kitchen is complete with modern appliances, cabinets and prewar charm.. Heat and hot water included in the rent. Cat friendly. On-site super, move in ready. Minimum credit score to be approved is 650. Calling or texting is the best way to view this property and make it yours. located across the street from Prospect Park, nice walk to the Barclay center. You have access to all the major subway lines in Brooklyn the nearest being the 5 train at 15th street. Minutes into Manhattan. 2 steps to Prospect Park around the corner from everything that makes Brooklyn the most amazing place to live. You ask” What do I need to rent this apartment? (Paperwork and Monies you need to rent an apartment) Listed below are all the documents and monies you should have to be absolutely prepared to rent the apartment of your dreams as soon as you see it and beat out all the competition! Please note that for the money you will need these funds upfront and readily accessible in certified funds preferably or in cash as a last resort. MEANING: In most cases you can't write a personal check. You will have to get a postal money order or go to your bank and get a certified check or you will have to wire the money directly into the account in order to take the apartment off the market. Common situation: You have your paperwork together but you have to wait 2 days for your parents to send you a certified check for the first months rent, security deposit and brokers fee. YOU MAY LOSE... another person comes in the next day before your check arrives and they take it off the market. I can't say it enough, have your money accessible the day you start searching. If I give your deposit to the management company/landlord before you get your paperwork together they will wait for the paperwork to come in, but they will not wait for your money! You asked” WHAT PAPERWORK DO I NEED TO RENT AN APARTMENT? Disclaimer: Every situation is not the same, and each will require different paperwork but here is a list of the general documents I need to get you into the apartment you want. If you have a Guarantor, they should have these documents ready as well. Owners tend to be strict with your guarantors paperwork then yours since they are responsible for you paying. 1. Tax Return (usually only the first six pages from last year, or the last two years) 2. Employment verification Letter stating length of employment and annual salary (or a CPA letter if you own your own company) 3. Pay stubs (typically 3-4) 4. Bank Statements (typically 1-2) 5. Clear photo of your picture ID 6. Letter of Recommendation from your last landlord 7. Copy f a utility bill in your name with your current address on it, cell phone bills are sometimes accepted. 8. If you are a recent graduate they might want proof- a copy of your student ID or an unofficial transcript 9. If you are a student or recent graduate bring a recent transcript or your student ID as proof that you were a student. Most owners will accept unofficial transcripts as well. (This isn't common, but it could make the difference in the approval process) 10. Application fees (cost anywhere from $75- 350.00 depending on the company) 11. You will need at least the first month’s rent, one month’s rent security deposit and your broker fee ready to go in your ba..

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Neighborhood	Prospect Park
Zip code	11215
Type	Apartment for rent

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Rent trends in Prospect Park

1-bedroom apartments at 474 15th St cost about 21% more than the average rent price for 1-bedroom apartments in New York.

Median rents as of Jan 31 2026.

Prospect Park

New York

A table of 1-bedroom apartment rental data trends in New York
Month	Median Rent
February 2024	$4,200
March 2024	$4,203
April 2024	$4,291
May 2024	$4,197
June 2024	$4,291
July 2024	$4,388
August 2024	$4,499
September 2024	$4,501
October 2024	$4,500
November 2024	$4,340
December 2024	$4,198
January 2025	$4,274
February 2025	$4,317
March 2025	$4,475
April 2025	$4,614
May 2025	$4,617
June 2025	$4,574
July 2025	$4,360
August 2025	$4,392
September 2025	$4,481
October 2025	$4,398
November 2025	$4,299
December 2025	$4,286
January 2026	$4,285

A table of 1-bedroom apartment rental data trends in Prospect Park
Month	Median Rent
November 2014	$2,172
December 2014	$2,275
January 2015	$2,275
February 2015	$2,278
March 2015	$2,212
April 2015	$2,150
May 2015	$2,280
June 2015	$2,465
July 2015	$2,506
August 2015	$2,462
September 2015	$2,450
October 2015	$2,349
November 2015	$2,437
December 2015	$2,450
January 2016	$2,435
February 2016	$2,180
March 2016	$2,072
April 2016	$2,312
May 2016	$2,335
June 2016	$2,177
July 2016	$2,195
August 2016	$2,195
September 2016	$2,195
October 2016	$2,248
November 2016	$2,468
December 2016	$2,387
January 2017	$2,312
February 2017	$2,323
March 2017	$2,362
April 2017	$2,360
May 2017	$2,310
June 2017	$2,267
July 2017	$2,207
August 2017	$2,311
September 2017	$2,296
October 2017	$2,375
November 2017	$2,362
December 2017	$2,333
January 2018	$2,290
February 2018	$2,295
March 2018	$2,249
April 2018	$2,386
May 2018	$2,580
June 2018	$2,422
July 2018	$2,237
August 2018	$2,275
September 2018	$2,349
October 2018	$2,378
November 2018	$2,509
December 2018	$2,446
January 2019	$2,287
February 2019	$2,290
March 2019	$2,344