United States / New York / New York City
One platform for leasing, payments, maintenance, communications, and New York compliance. Built for New York City's $3,500/mo median 1BR rental market.
New York City rental market
8.34 million
Population
~2.2 million
Rental households
$3,500
Median 1BR rent
1.4%
Vacancy rate
Market context
New York City has the largest renter share of any US major city at roughly 67%. Rent-stabilized units cover roughly one million apartments and follow Rent Guidelines Board annual increase rules.
Built for New York City
Rent-stabilization records, statewide HSTPA notice requirements, and lease renewal workflows tuned for New York City. Court evidence packages ready when you need them.
New York City runs at 1.4% vacancy. Revun syndicates listings, runs screening, and turns approved applicants into signed leases in one workflow so units do not sit empty.
Native ACH and card collection plus pay-by-check workflows. Late-payment cycles trigger automatically against your $3,500/mo median 1BR rent expectations.
Owners see their New York City portfolio P&L in real time. Maintenance requests route to your preferred vendors with photo-and-receipt proof of completion on every job.
Local coverage
Highest-rent borough with the largest rent-stabilized stock.
Largest rental supply borough with the most varied stock.
Diverse borough with high immigrant rental demand and varied stock.
Most affordable borough with the highest rent-stabilized share.
FAQ
Yes. New York’s residential tenancy framework is baked into Revun: notice templates, statutory disclosures, deposit rules, and court filing workflows are kept current for every unit in New York City.
Self-managing owners with 1 or 2 units use Revun for free. Operators with growing portfolios start at $1 per unit per day. Pricing scales with units, not with feature gates, so New York City owner-operators and institutional managers run the same platform.
Yes. Operators in New York City have migrated from AppFolio, Buildium, Yardi, Propertyware, and Rent Manager onto Revun. Bulk imports for properties, owners, tenants, leases, and payment ledgers are part of onboarding.
Yes. Revun tracks per-unit HOA or condo association rules, application timelines, fee schedules, and approval status. New York HOA-prevalent markets like New York City use Revun to keep board approvals from holding up move-ins.
See how Revun handles your New York compliance, your tenant communications, and your rent collection in one workflow.
