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June Homes 11216 (New York City) review 2026: prices, room types & what residents say

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June Homes 11216: A Decision Review

June Homes 11216 is a rental property in Brooklyn (NY 11216), operated by June Homes. It offers shared apartments and independent houses with a minimum lease of 4 months. Below is a neutral, data-based assessment of who this residence suits, what residents report, how it compares price-wise, and practical tips for booking.


Who This Residence Suits (and Who It Doesn’t)

Suitable for:

Not ideal for:


What Verified Residents Say

June Homes 11216

All three available reviews give 5.0 stars. Below are verbatim extracts followed by neutral notes.

“Loved my time at my Chelsea location. It served as a great home away from home. June Homes allowed for an easy application process that made finding a location easy (without having to go through tedious interviews). Any repairs that were required were promptly attended to.”

This reviewer lived at a Chelsea location (not 11216), but the experience reflects the company’s operating model. The emphasis is on convenience and maintenance responsiveness.

“Had a good month-long stay at June Homes in New York. The apartment was well furnished, clean, and as seen in photos. Move-in and move-out were also simple – and the security deposit was returned quickly. The team was communicative and responsive. No complaints and I would stay again if I was looking short-term.”

This explicitly mentions a 1-month stay (shorter than the listed 4-month minimum for 11216; perhaps different property or flexible lease). Key points: photo accuracy, quick deposit return, positive team communication.

“I lived in June homes NYC, the company has a great service. Their pictures match actual apartments and rooms. They always want to help and treated me like a King. I will definitely stay with one of their apartments in the future.”

Again, photo match is highlighted. The phrase “treated me like a King” suggests high customer service — but note it’s a subjective description.

Summary of themes: smooth paperwork, accurate listing photos, responsive maintenance, fast deposit refund, helpful staff. No negative reviews are available. However, the sample is small (3 reviews); consider them as indicative.


Pricing and Value: How It Compares to the City Average

The property sits in the mid‑range for Brooklyn. Renters paying 1,300 USD get a bed in a shared non-ensuite flat. Those paying at the top end (1,675 USD) likely get a larger room or a 1‑bedroom (1b) unit, if available.

Value for money was rated 5.0 by residents — meaning residents feel they get fair service and accommodation for the price. But note: Value ratings are subjective and based on only a few reviews.

Given the deposit is only 139 USD, the upfront cost is low, which can appeal to people who want to minimise initial cash outlay.


Room Types and Which to Choose

From the data, unit types available are:

Guidance:

Always confirm exact room configuration (shared bathroom count, kitchen access) with June Homes before booking.


Booking Timing and Lease Considerations

Because the property has only 3 reviews and no university affiliation, it may be less well‑known among students. That could mean more availability, but also less community programming. Use the onsite assistant for live availability and pricing.


Frequently Asked Questions

H3: What is included in the rental price?

Based on the property tags: a TV is provided, common areas are furnished, and laundry facilities are available. It does not specify whether utilities (electricity, internet, water) are included. The review mentions the apartment was “well furnished,” so furniture for common areas is included. Internet and cleaning services may be included in some plans — confirm with the operator. Price is monthly rent only; deposit is 139 USD separate.

H3: Is June Homes 11216 suitable for students?

Yes, in a general sense. The property is located in Brooklyn, a borough with many universities (though no university names are listed in the data). The minimum 4‑month lease fits a semester term. The high ratings for internet (5.0) and study environment (3.5) indicate it is at least adequate for remote study. However, there is no dedicated student community, events, or academic support. If you need siloed quiet, a 1‑bedroom would be preferable over a shared 4‑bedroom.

H3: How is the security deposit handled?

The deposit is listed as 139 USD. According to a review, “the security deposit was returned quickly.” The exact refund timeline and any deduction policies are not specified in the source data. Contact June Homes directly to confirm the terms (e.g., whether cleaning fees apply). Given the low deposit amount, the risk of losing a large sum is minimal.


Sources & data date

All pricing, ratings, and review extracts are sourced from the platform data (source: amber) as of July 2026. Prices are indicative — confirm with the operator.


For live availability, current pricing, and to apply, use the on-site chat assistant.

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