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DH and I live in NYC and our rent is...

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$1850/month or less 8 14.81%
1900-2450/month 6 11.11%
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apartment rent in NYC

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ruby
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Re: apartment rent in NYC

Posted by SupaBonBon

Posted by itsbabytime

We moved out of nyc a little less than a year ago. OUr rent was around $3600 for a 690 sq ft 1br - it was on the east side - doorman building - very new - gym (had to pay extra) and roof deck - no pool though.




This is close to what we pay on the UWS. But our gym is included. The building is amazing, we have full water views, and 24 hour concierge. We love it here.

....But I'd rather be paying a mortgage.

My friend lives in park slope and pays $2200 for a 2 bedroom. its HUGE and really nice!!!


ETA: I didn't think this many people lived in nyc! We need to do a NYC gtg!! that's exciting!



Bon your gym is included? That's great!

Posted 10/5/08 8:55 PM
 

justbeachy
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Re: apartment rent in NYC

Posted by ruby

Bon your gym is included? That's great!



Yes! not that I freaking utilize it. So sad.

Posted 10/5/08 8:57 PM
 

ruby
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Re: apartment rent in NYC

Posted by SupaBonBon

Posted by ruby

Bon your gym is included? That's great!



Yes! not that I freaking utilize it. So sad.



Well don't move until at least next summer cause once I give birth to this little munchkin, I'M going to come over and utilize it in your place! Chat Icon Chat Icon

Posted 10/5/08 9:00 PM
 

justbeachy
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Re: apartment rent in NYC

Posted by ruby

Well don't move until at least next summer cause once I give birth to this little munchkin, I'M going to come over and utilize it in your place! Chat Icon Chat Icon



You are seriously MORE than welcome to use it!!!!!!!!!

Posted 10/5/08 9:05 PM
 

KvsGrl
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Re: apartment rent in NYC

I own, but when I left my 1 bdrm apt on 14th and 1st in June 07, my rent was being increased to $2900. That apt is >$3K for new residents. Most people I know rent 1 bdrms with rent between $2700 and $3200. If I were to rent out my 2 bdrm, the going rate would be approx $4500.

Price depends on alot of things... size, location, amenities. If you are new to the market, I would suggest that you are VERY flexible. Since you are out of town, the easiest thing to do would be to work with a broker. Tell them what you are looking for, and have them arrange alot of apts to look at when you are in town. You should also call the managing agents of buildings to see what apts are available to avoid a broker's fee (which is 15% of your annual rent). Craigslist is hard if you are out of town, b/c alot of places are shown during the week and the listings may not be updated.

I would recommend that you sell your car. Parking is easily $300 - $400 per month. DH and I were thinking of buying a car, but joined Zipcar instead. It is great!

Manhattan is expensive, but I agree with another poster that it may be less than renting in Queens or Brooklyn, owning a car, commuting, etc. HTH!!

Posted 10/6/08 10:14 AM
 

MarisaK
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Re: apartment rent in NYC

I lived on 44th b/t 2nd and 3rd (up the block from Grand Central) in a fairly new doorman building, PH floor, fully renovated L shaped studio, probably about 500 sq. ft. and we paid $2000 2 years ago -

Posted 10/6/08 12:20 PM
 

jellybean78
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Re: apartment rent in NYC

I live on the Lower East Side (on Grand St). You can sublet a 2 br coop in my building for around 2600-4000 depending. One bedrooms are 1800 and up.

Posted 10/6/08 2:04 PM
 

banda61007
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Bonnie

Re: apartment rent in NYC

We just left our doorman building in manhattan - 1 BR, midtown east area, approx 700 sq feet, rennovated 3 years ago, but building is old- we were paying $3200, the doorman told us they plan to rent it for $3600

Posted 10/6/08 2:19 PM
 

babymakes3
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Re: apartment rent in NYC

Our rent is $2900 for a 1bdrm with a great kitchen and closet space in a 5 year old building with 24 hour doorman.

Parking for a small sedan is another $400 per month.

We live in a great neighborhood too.

Posted 10/6/08 4:00 PM
 

Sandy55
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Re: apartment rent in NYC

I moved from NYC about 3 years ago..and was paying about 1200 for a Jr. one bedroom on 79th and York.

Posted 10/6/08 4:07 PM
 
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