Homes For Rent in Greenwich, CT

FEATURED HOME FOR RENT: 21 Christiano Street, Unit A, Cos Cob, CT 06807

$3,400 per month, 1,900+ sq. ft 3 BR 3.5 BA Townhouse for Rent in the Heart of Cos Cob

Current status: RENTED


Click on the link above to see listing details – updated on August 31, 2015

Follow the link below to browse all the homes in the Town of Greenwich and its vicinity currently available for rent and as such listed in the Greenwich Multiple Listing Service:

http://abartestate.com/greenwich/homes-for-rent/

Please, send us an email or give us a call and we will be there to assist you!

Posted by ABART ESTATE, LLC – NY and CT Licensed Real Estate Broker

Apples to Apples: 3BR, Upper West Side

While we are still working on ‘furnishing’ this charming 4BR at 370 Central Park West (which is really more of a 3BR with a fourth smaller room, that may serve you better as an office), we want to share with you 3 other, comparable options, that may be worth your checking if you happen to currently be on the market, searching for a rental pad of this size and layout. [more]

Apples to Apples: Three Studios by Glenwood

Our series continues. Today, three Studio Apartments located at three different buildings / locations, all managed by Glenwood Luxury Apartment Rentals Corp. All in Manhattan. All currently listed as available for rent on the landlord’s website. Let’s take a look (click on each for details): [more]

Comparing Apples to Apples: Six Studios by Rose

Today we start a new theme where we will be showing you a few comparable apartments managed by the same landlord, all similar in size, but located in different buildings and in different locations (within a given geographic market). We will be comparing apartment features and building amenities, and also giving you an idea about pricing. [more]

Busy Rental Season To End

The end of September usually marks the end of the busy rental season in New York City. What follows are more quiet months of fall and winter, during which market activity is mostly driven by forced relocation rather than willingness of people to move. By default, people prefer not to be moving when its rainy or snowy outside (surprised?), and it may be soon, so enjoy this gorgeous weather once it lasts!

If you were on the market to rent during this summer, and were following our site since its inception in June, we hope you had found something of value here, helpful in your search. Perhaps it was a direct listing lead, or maybe an idea on how to furnish your new pad. We are really happy if we were able to help.

We have enjoyed those four months a lot, and it was just a beginning! We have much more in store two wrap up this year, and still consider ourselves in beta release. So come back from time to time, to check how we are doing, or better yet, subscribe and follow us on a regular basis. One day you will be moving again.

To Fee, Or Not To Fee

Garrick-Left …that is the question!

There are two general sources representing rental apartment listing information: apartment owners or management companies working on their behalf, later collectively called “landlords”, which we would also call the “direct leads”, and licensed real estate professionals, also known as brokers, or sometimes, less favorably, the “middle men”, who represent the listings (exclusively or not) on behalf of the landlords and based on the listing agreements.

The landlords usually advertise their listings as “no fee”. In terms of the brokers, it is usually divided between a “fee” and “no fee”.

And by “fee” we mean “broker’s fee”. [more]