Most apartments in Manhattan are rented through primary leases , where the Renter is only party represented on the lease and the deal is made directly with the building owner. The other common rental arrangement is the sublease , where the Renter deals with the apartment's individual owner, who for one reason or another chooses to rent the apartment rather than live in it. In most co-op or condo buildings, subleases require board approval. Every Renter has different priorities and preferences. Health club, exercise room, pool .
Some buildings require a nominal membership fee.
Video security is common in newer or recently enhanced buildings. Laundry facilities are common in newer buildings. They are usually located in the basement or on the second floor, and sometimes on every floor. Laundry rooms range in quality. Valet service .