How much is a one bdrm apt in new york city?
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I assume you mean to rent and not to buy. If so, it depends on where in NYC. Manhattan will be the most expensive and the neighborhood and type of bldg will influence the price as well. A one-bedroom (not a studio) with one bath and NO doorman can go for about $1500 in an area that is a bit off the beaten path. If you rent in a bldg with a doorman in Manhattan, the cost will be closer to $2000. There are several cheaper one-bedrooms for rent in the other areas of NYC such as Queens.
103811
I would guess that it's NY commercial space.  High-end Madison Avenue retail space leases for over $1000/ft.
772455
Couldn't find any for taxes, but there's a HUD house at 224 Lawton for $35,000.  That's pretty cheap.  Bid deadline is tomorrow.
409752
How about the "Y". They have different things going on all the time, and I believe it's very inexpensive if not free. There are locations all over the US. I'm sure there are several in NYC. Good Luck!
957216
Start looking now, you can get an idea of whats available the costs etc.  Also most landlords know if they may have a unit available in the up coming months.  Good Luck KG
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ask a brooklyn real estate agent.  they can point you in the direction of the cheaper aparments for rent.  this directory is really helpful if you don't already have a real estate agent in mind: http://www.realestateforsaleinnewyork.com\ngood luck ;)
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I'd go to craigslist like you've done and also would check with some of the local colleges like NYU(in the student union) to see if there are any sublet postings for the summer.\n\nAnother good source in NYC is the Villiage voice which is a free weekly paper.\n\nFor under 800 will be tough in Manhattan prime.  But, this will depend on where in Manhattan you would like to live.  Uptown Manhattan will be easier to find a roommate sublet for under 800 vs Villiage.\n\nIn any event, after living in NYC for about 10 years, I'd go for a simple roommate share in someone apartment.  You will find that you spend very little time(only to sleep and get changed) in your apartment and will typically be out.
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That depends on the local regulations and whether or not your apartment/home is what's known as rent stabilized.  In NY City there is typically a limit of 6% per year, but that %age varies from year to year.
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Also check out www.tampa.craigslist.org and look in the yellow pages under apts.
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I don't know about in the city of L.A. but if you could commute @ 50miles every day the Apts that i work @ rent 1+1 for $805.  You would still be in L.A. County. Good luck to you.
413114
there is an apartment complex im temple hills off southern avenue called oxon terrace or oxon park they are 625 a month all utilities included which is not that expensive also ther are some in forestville called regency 1 they are like 6 hundred something a month but you pay electric i know some more caus ei just moved and i neede cheap too
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yes, check out the following link\nhttp://www.nyc.gov/html/dsny/html/home/home.shtml
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i live in not too far from NC and they costs about anywhere from $460 and up. here is one i found http://raleigh.forrent.com/search/detail.asp?site=999904960\nit is 8 min. fromdowntown raleigh
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in my area (long island) it is about $185-225
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It depends: Let me give you a rundown since that's where I live-\nStudio- $1200-$2200\nOne Bedroom- $2600-$2800\nTwo bedroom- $3000-$4000\n\nThese are just rental costs\n\nActually purchasing property: Lets just say that the smallest space will cost you around $900,000 to 1 million.\n\nAny place that has a total of 5 rooms or more starts from the 1.5 million dollar mark. Good luck on your search. Try rentdirect.com/ halstead.com
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Depending on location, it varies. I've seen it as low as $1.13 per square foot in Tustin to $6 per square foot in Irvine.\n\nE-mail me what you're looking for and I'll find it for you.\n\nRegards
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Don't really know anything about those apts - however did look up their location on the map. on a scale of 1-10 (best being 10) i would say that that area would be a 4-5, if i remember correctly (some of my x's family live in that area & i have only visited 2-4 times over the years) the population in this area is 90% black, parts are older well established neiborhoods. would guess that crime would be around a 5-6, easy to learn your way around from there.\n\nhope it helps