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Contact UsFor Tenants
Find your next apartment with a broker who works for you.
We help tenants identify available inventory, navigate lease terms, and understand their rights under New York law — including the Housing Stability and Tenant Protection Act of 2019. We represent your interests from the first showing to the day you sign your lease.
- Access to available inventory across NYC, Long Island, and Westchester
- Full transparency on broker fee — who pays, how much, and why
- Lease review guidance before you sign
- Source of income discrimination protections explained
For Landlords
List your rental and reach qualified tenants.
We market your available unit, screen prospective tenants, and manage the leasing process from listing through executed lease. We advise on pricing, legal requirements, and disclosure obligations — including rent stabilization status where applicable.
- MLS listing and syndication to major rental platforms
- Tenant screening coordination
- Broker fee structure clearly disclosed to all parties
- Rent stabilization and regulatory status guidance
Legal Disclosures — Rentals
Broker Fee DisclosureRadcliffe discloses broker fee responsibility — tenant-paid or landlord-paid — clearly and in writing prior to any showing. Fee amounts are disclosed before any obligation is created.
Rent Stabilization DisclosureThe regulatory status of all rental units — market rate, rent stabilized, or otherwise regulated — is disclosed to prospective tenants in accordance with the Housing Stability and Tenant Protection Act of 2019.
Source of Income ProtectionRadcliffe does not discriminate on the basis of source of income. Tenants using Section 8 vouchers or other housing assistance programs are served equally under the NYC Human Rights Law.
Equal Housing OpportunityAll rental services are provided in compliance with the federal Fair Housing Act, the New York State Human Rights Law, and the New York City Human Rights Law. No protected class may be used as a basis for any rental decision.