We keep the good parts of shared housing while removing the annoyances. Members at Common enjoy the privacy of their own furnished bedrooms with access to community in beautiful shared suites and community spaces in their homes. From spontaneous get-togethers with your suitemates to curated events, Common makes it easy to build friendships and discover the best the city has to offer. Best yet, one all-inclusive rate covers your rent, weekly cleaning, laundry, property services and more.

Value: Common members save over $500 every month over a traditional studio apartment. Easy move-in day: Move-ins can take as few as 30 minutes thanks to keyless access and clear, thoughtful instructions from our Member Services team. An open invitation: As a member, you have access to the entire Common community, whether you’re on the east coast, west coast, or anywhere in between. Stay connected: Find out what’s happening in your home, or check in with members across the country. We use Slack to empower members to engage and coordinate plans with each other. Built for community: Every Common home has community spaces, perfect for a potluck meal, movie night, or book club with your neighbors.

Common - City living made better

Hamilton Heights is the home of City College of New York (CCNY), Dance Theatre of Harlem, The Harlem School of the Arts and Aaron Davis Hall. The neighborhood offers several parks, including the recently built Riverbank State Park, embedded in Riverside Park which runs along the Hudson River west of Hamilton Heights.

The nearby Riverbank State Park has an Olympic-sized pool and skating rink that is open to the public, and St. Nicholas Park provides an oasis away from the busy city. Not to mention, there are tons of popular eateries to take advantage of. Harlem Public is a local favorite for craft beers on tap, and The Chipped Cup for a good cup of coffee, both just a short 7 minute walk away from Common Hamilton.

You can find most things in walking distance of Common Hamilton, including Fairway Market and Hamilton’s Bakery. Commuting to midtown or downtown takes just 30 minutes, thanks to the A/C, B/D lines, and 1 Train. On top of that, bus stops just around the corner of your home can get you anywhere between East Harlem and Inwood.