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Tiny NYC apartment with no bathroom costs $1,650 a month.
Now I understand why the Mayor doesn't care if people leave the city. Millennials must really like NYC to put up with this scam.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-9203015/NYC-realtor-shows-TINY-West-Village-apartment-costs-1-650-month.html (https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-9203015/NYC-realtor-shows-TINY-West-Village-apartment-costs-1-650-month.html)
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Why would one move in that shithole? ??? There are far better options in NYC...
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No bathroom? What do you do, shit out the window?
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No bathroom? What do you do, shit out the window?
Hahhaha reminds of the time I was walking up to my buddies house and as I got close to the front door a big crap landed a few feet away from me as he was taking a dump out the second floor window.
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No bathroom? What do you do, shit out the window?
You have to walk down the hall to the toilet with no sink and for a shower you go further down the hall. Both require a key.
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Why would one move in that shithole? ??? There are far better options in NYC...
I like the part where at the very end they zoom out (from the wrong angle) and you can clearly see that your neighbors are within earshot while you're out on your skyscraper balcony. You'll undoubtedly have to keep the blinds closed on that side of the house 24/7.
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Why would one move in that shithole? ??? There are far better options in NYC...
LOVE the balcony overlooking the entirety of Central Park, don't really like anything else.
That said, for $40Million, there's nothing about that place I could EVER afford.
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LOVE the balcony overlooking the entirety of Central Park, don't really like anything else.
That said, for $40Million, there's nothing about that place I could EVER afford.
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240 million for that? I get it, some people have so much money that they don't give a shit. However, that is not worth 240 million dollars. But some billionaire will probably pay the asking price.
That is why city living is so overrated. For 240 million dollars, you can buy your own private island, and build a castle.
Still will have enough left over for ESPN+ and Netflix.
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240 million for that? I get it, some people have so much money that they don't give a shit. However, that is not worth 240 million dollars. But some billionaire will probably pay the asking price.
That is why city living is so overrated. For 240 million dollars, you can buy your own private island, and build a castle.
Still will have enough left over for ESPN+ and Netflix.
I believe it's actually worth $40 Million. I think they didn't properly advertised the real price, but here is the most recent listing:
https://www.realtor.com/realestateandhomes-detail/150-Central-Park-S_New-York_NY_10019_M34952-82816 (https://www.realtor.com/realestateandhomes-detail/150-Central-Park-S_New-York_NY_10019_M34952-82816)
Still, if you put down 20% as a down payment, your monthly Principal + Interests + Property Taxes + Home Insurance + HOA fees combines will cost you $500,000/month!!!
I mean, WTF, monthly property taxes alone just to have the property is $28K/month!
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I believe it's actually worth $40 Million. I think they didn't properly advertised the real price, but here is the most recent listing:
https://www.realtor.com/realestateandhomes-detail/150-Central-Park-S_New-York_NY_10019_M34952-82816 (https://www.realtor.com/realestateandhomes-detail/150-Central-Park-S_New-York_NY_10019_M34952-82816)
Still, if you put down 20% as a down payment, your monthly Principal + Interests + Property Taxes + Home Insurance + HOA fees combines will cost you $500,000/month!!!
I mean, WTF, monthly property taxes alone just to have the property is $28K/month!
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Wait, only 40 million. I just put in a bid. 39.75.
Fingers crossed.
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Wait, only 40 million. I just put in a bid. 39.75.
Fingers crossed.
Shaun,
Are you still in Florida? If so, send me a PM.
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Living in a broom closet with a communal bathroom down the hall and a hotplate to cook on is common in NYC unless you want to spend $2-$3k/mo.
Even for $2-$3k you only be lucky to get a small studio.
Forget about having a car. Parking is $25-$50 a day.
But hey, it's worth it to live in NYC they say. Personally I detest living in a big city.
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The glass railing around balcony is freaking scary.
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Living in a broom closet with a communal bathroom down the hall and a hotplate to cook on is common in NYC unless you want to spend $2-$3k/mo.
Even for $2-$3k you only be lucky to get a small studio.
Forget about having a car. Parking is $25-$50 a day.
But hey, it's worth it to live in NYC they say. Personally I detest living in a big city.
Living stacked on top of people and paying way more to do it. You can live like a king for the same price in a small town.
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$1650 a month to live in what is basically a post-apocalyptic wasteland at this point.
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This $1500 Apartment is why Astoria Queens beats Upper Manhattan
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$1650 is dirt cheap for New York city. Little crap apartments go for $5K a month. Prior to DeBlasio though it was the place to make serious money. Now it looks like a post apocalypses abandoned hell hole.
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Wait, only 40 million. I just put in a bid. 39.75.
Fingers crossed.
You dont even have 39.75 you broke ugly stupid fuck
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$1650 is dirt cheap for New York city. Little crap apartments go for $5K a month. Prior to DeBlasio though it was the place to make serious money. Now it looks like a post apocalypses abandoned hell hole.
For someone who dreamed of living in NY now is probably the time to make the move. You can probably get a very reduced price that's rent controlled. Once DeBlasio is out and the city picks back up you'd be set.
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Living stacked on top of people and paying way more to do it. You can live like a king for the same price in a small town.
Absolutely. But, can you find a job that pays as much as many do in NYC? It is likely that the town is too far a commute to the city if the cost of living is significantly lower.
I have family in Bronxville, NY which is 15 miles from Manhattan. Trust me, there is nothing cheap about living there, although you do pay less per sq. ft. which is, $331 on average. On the other hand, houses are pretty large. Presently, there are 148 homes for sale in Bronxville ranging in price from $99K to 10M.
When I was a tiny tot, my parents bought a small post WWII house in West field, NJ. and my dad commuted 28 miles to NYC for his job. Today, homes in West Field are comparable in price to those in Bronxville.
My grandparents lived in South Orange, NJ which is 23 miles outside NYC. My grandfather was a corporate attorney who commuted into Manhattan. Today the median price per sq. ft is $275. slightly less than the other two cities I exampled. They had a very large old Victorian on a big lot with a garage/barn and a gardener's cottage. Just for curiosity, I checked today's estimated value on Zillow which is $937K.
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$1650 is dirt cheap for New York city. Little crap apartments go for $5K a month. Prior to DeBlasio though it was the place to make serious money. Now it looks like a post apocalypses abandoned hell hole.
But srsly, how is that possilbe? Do people earn that much more in NYC? I mean, in a huge city there have to be "regular people" (nurses, policemen, store clerks etc.) as well, how can they afford housing/living there, assuming not every cop or nurse is living in his/her car? ???
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But srsly, how is that possilbe? Do people earn that much more in NYC? I mean, in a huge city there have to be "regular people" (nurses, policemen, store clerks etc.) as well, how can they afford housing/living there, assuming not every cop or nurse is living in his/her car? ???
Hey man, store clerks are regular people, Nurses are not.
I used to serve as an accountant for one of the major hospitals here in NYC and part of my role involved processing payroll to ADP. I'll have you know that as far back as 2016, Nurses in big NYC hospitals working day shift were being started at $95,000/year. If they worked night shift, they were being started at closer to $110,000. Remember, these people work 3 shifts every week with an additional 4 days off every week. They could literally work 2 extra days each week as overtime (still getting 2 days off every week for rest) and over the course of a year by way of overtime they could gross well over $200,000/year.
In other words, Nurses are far from "regular people". Unlike cops and store clerks, they also have much more rigorous educational standards (Bachelors degrees, various certifications and national licensing exams).
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Absolutely. But, can you find a job that pays as much as many do in NYC? It is likely that the town is too far a commute to the city if the cost of living is significantly lower.
I have family in Bronxville, NY which is 15 miles from Manhattan. Trust me, there is nothing cheap about living there, although you do pay less per sq. ft. which is, $331 on average. On the other hand, houses are pretty large. Presently, there are 148 homes for sale in Bronxville ranging in price from $99K to 10M.
When I was a tiny tot, my parents bought a small post WWII house in West field, NJ. and my dad commuted 28 miles to NYC for his job. Today, homes in West Field are comparable in price to those in Bronxville.
My grandparents lived in South Orange, NJ which is 23 miles outside NYC. My grandfather was a corporate attorney who commuted into Manhattan. Today the median price per sq. ft is $275. slightly less than the other two cities I exampled. They had a very large old Victorian on a big lot with a garage/barn and a gardener's cottage. Just for curiosity, I checked today's estimated value on Zillow which is $937K.
I grew up right near Bronxville. Yuppies galore
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But srsly, how is that possilbe? Do people earn that much more in NYC? I mean, in a huge city there have to be "regular people" (nurses, policemen, store clerks etc.) as well, how can they afford housing/living there, assuming not every cop or nurse is living in his/her car? ???
Roomates for people in the service industry and usually some side hustle. Cops and firemen live in our version of the burbs in long island\staten island and like maybe parts of queens with no subway(so it's undesirable)
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Absolutely. But, can you find a job that pays as much as many do in NYC? It is likely that the town is too far a commute to the city if the cost of living is significantly lower.
I have family in Bronxville, NY which is 15 miles from Manhattan. Trust me, there is nothing cheap about living there, although you do pay less per sq. ft. which is, $331 on average. On the other hand, houses are pretty large. Presently, there are 148 homes for sale in Bronxville ranging in price from $99K to 10M.
When I was a tiny tot, my parents bought a small post WWII house in West field, NJ. and my dad commuted 28 miles to NYC for his job. Today, homes in West Field are comparable in price to those in Bronxville.
My grandparents lived in South Orange, NJ which is 23 miles outside NYC. My grandfather was a corporate attorney who commuted into Manhattan. Today the median price per sq. ft is $275. slightly less than the other two cities I exampled. They had a very large old Victorian on a big lot with a garage/barn and a gardener's cottage. Just for curiosity, I checked today's estimated value on Zillow which is $937K.
The pay you make in NYC is offset by the cost of living. You can live in Manhattan, Kansas for way less and you don't have to deal with the traffic and other high expenses.
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I grew up right near Bronxville. Yuppies galore
Yup! And, relatively well off retired seniors. My family there was comprised of both. An aunt and uncle with money and two younger second cousins earning high incomes.
When taking the train back from NYC and upon arriving at the station, 'pirate taxis' chauffeured us home for a fairly low price. This was before Uber.
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Roomates for people in the service industry and usually some side hustle. Cops and firemen live in our version of the burbs in long island\staten island and like maybe parts of queens with no subway(so it's undesirable)
2019 median household income:
Manhattan, Kansas = 50K
Manhattan, NY = $110K
Median home price:
Manhattan, Kansas = $200K
Manhattan, NY = $1.4M
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240 million for that? I get it, some people have so much money that they don't give a shit. However, that is not worth 240 million dollars. But some billionaire will probably pay the asking price.
That is why city living is so overrated. For 240 million dollars, you can buy your own private island, and build a castle.
Still will have enough left over for ESPN+ and Netflix.
the person who buys that wont even live in it
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The pay you make in NYC is offset by the cost of living. You can live in Manhattan, Kansas for way less and you don't have to deal with the traffic and other high expenses.
yah but then you live in kansas
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Living in a broom closet with a communal bathroom down the hall and a hotplate to cook on is common in NYC unless you want to spend $2-$3k/mo.
Even for $2-$3k you only be lucky to get a small studio.
Forget about having a car. Parking is $25-$50 a day.
But hey, it's worth it to live in NYC they say. Personally I detest living in a big city.
My ex lived in a small "loft" in downtown Houston. It was $2200 a month for 550 SF, parking was $125 per month and there were no visitor spots. I had to Uber to her place or park my car 3 blocks away and pay $40 for an overnight stay.
This place was a shoebox, you could barely fit two people in there. The bathroom was so small you couldn't shut the door while sitting on the toilet, you had to stand in the shower, close the door and then sit with your knees up against the back of the door. It was insane.
The laundromat was always full unless it was after midnight. You had to carry an access card everywhere, all doors locked. Trash bin was in the alley behind the place, took 20 minutes to take the trash out.
It was an old office space converted into small "lofts".
Oh and the view was of the local homeless camp off main street by the light rail. Bums pissing and shitting on the sidewalks, harassing everyone who passed by.
But she loved it because it was "hip" and close to all the downtown hipster bars/clubs.
For the same price i had a 2000 SF house on a 1/3 acre 20 miles outside of town.
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yah but then you live in kansas
With these lockdowns it doesn't matter you live.
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My ex lived in a small "loft" in downtown Houston. It was $2200 a month for 550 SF, parking was $125 per month and there were no visitor spots. I had to Uber to her place or park my car 3 blocks away and pay $40 for an overnight stay.
This place was a shoebox, you could barely fit two people in there. The bathroom was so small you couldn't shut the door while sitting on the toilet, you had to stand in the shower, close the door and then sit with your knees up against the back of the door. It was insane.
The laundromat was always full unless it was after midnight. You had to carry an access card everywhere, all doors locked. Trash bin was in the alley behind the place, took 20 minutes to take the trash out.
It was an old office space converted into small "lofts".
Oh and the view was of the local homeless camp off main street by the light rail. Bums pissing and shitting on the sidewalks, harassing everyone who passed by.
But she loved it because it was "hip" and close to all the downtown hipster bars/clubs.
For the same price i had a 2000 SF house on a 1/3 acre 20 miles outside of town.
Location...location.
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With these lockdowns it doesn't matter you live.
maybe not to you, there's still a thriving "underground" that makes nyc one of the few places in america that's worth living in
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maybe not to you, there's still a thriving "underground" that makes nyc one of the few places in america that's worth living in
Well, then don't ever complain about the cost.
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It was an old office space converted into small "lofts".
The old "Southern Pacific" Building?
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My ex lived in a small "loft" in downtown Houston. It was $2200 a month for 550 SF, parking was $125 per month and there were no visitor spots. I had to Uber to her place or park my car 3 blocks away and pay $40 for an overnight stay.
This place was a shoebox, you could barely fit two people in there. The bathroom was so small you couldn't shut the door while sitting on the toilet, you had to stand in the shower, close the door and then sit with your knees up against the back of the door. It was insane.
The laundromat was always full unless it was after midnight. You had to carry an access card everywhere, all doors locked. Trash bin was in the alley behind the place, took 20 minutes to take the trash out.
It was an old office space converted into small "lofts".
Oh and the view was of the local homeless camp off main street by the light rail. Bums pissing and shitting on the sidewalks, harassing everyone who passed by.
But she loved it because it was "hip" and close to all the downtown hipster bars/clubs.
For the same price i had a 2000 SF house on a 1/3 acre 20 miles outside of town.
Yup. As long as you can afford it, where you live is pretty much a matter of choice. There's a long running TV show, House Hunters on which many of their episodes address this issue between partners, one wants the city because it's where all the action is and the other wants the suburbs where you get more house for your money. What they end up buying, goes either way.
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The old "Southern Pacific" Building?
Close.
Kirby lofts off main and Mckinney, right by Morton's Steakhouse.
I believe is was an old office high rise built in the 1920's and renovated to residential in the 00's.
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Yup. As long as you can afford it, where you live is pretty much a matter of choice. There's a long running TV show, House Hunters on which many of their episodes address this issue between partners, one wants the city because it's where all the action is and the other wants the suburbs where you get more house for your money. What they end up buying, goes either way.
That's true. I always want to live in the suburbs or in the country on a few acres of land. I grew up in the country so i think that's why that's my preferred location.
All my past GF's like the big city life. Probably why we never live together. ;D
I can't stand crowds and want peace and quiet.
It's not that it bothers me that people want to live downtown, i just find it annoying and extremely inconvenient. I remember at 7am if would take me 10-15 minutes just to get out of the parking garage due to the insane traffic. I guess if you work a few blocks away and can walk it's different, but i worked 12 miles away.
Like this morning i drank coffee on my back patio while watching a few quail run around the yard searching for bugs. Nice and peaceful. When i used to stay downtown with my ex you couldn't even open a window and the view was homeless people and traffic.
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That's true. I always want to live in the suburbs or in the country on a few acres of land. I grew up in the country so i think that's why that's my preferred location.
All my past GF's like the big city life. Probably why we never live together. ;D
I can't stand crowds and want peace and quiet.
It's not that it bothers me that people want to live downtown, i just find it annoying and extremely inconvenient. I remember at 7am if would take me 10-15 minutes just to get out of the parking garage due to the insane traffic. I guess if you work a few blocks away and can walk it's different, but i worked 12 miles away.
Like this morning i drank coffee on my back patio while watching a few quail run around the yard searching for bugs. Nice and peaceful. When i used to stay downtown with my ex you couldn't even open a window and the view was homeless people and traffic.
Were the homeless people searching for bugs though? Because in that case it's the best of both worlds.
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Were the homeless people searching for bugs though? Because in that case it's the best of both worlds.
;D
Not the same type of bugs.
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A couple of points:
1) There’s nothing like living in Manhattan when you’re 25-35 and making a few bucks. Nothing. It’s a great lifestyle.
2) There aren’t many “regular” people living in Manhattan, although there are housing projects and subsidized or regulated housing, i.e., rent controlled or rent subsidized. Regular people live in the outer-boroughs or lower rent suburbs.
3) Suburban cops in the NY-area, particularly on Long Island, make $200K a year easy. And they get to retire on half-pay after 20 years. And their half-pay is based on the average of their last 3 years when they rack up the overtime. They then move to FL at age 44 with their $150-$175K tax-free pensions. It’s a racket.
4) Real Bronxville houses, meaning those in the Bronxville school district, are as upscale as it gets. Expect to pay $1 million for a 2400 sq ft house with $50K a year in property taxes, if you can find one as a true Bronxville house is hard to find. The prices goes up from there and expect a bidding war. There are some apartments near the train station that are in the Bronxville SD but the residents there (Soul Crusher types) are viewed as losers by the homeowners.
5) See No. 1.
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Over priced everything and unless you are a multi millionaire (very few men age 25-35) you have no chance with the gorgeous women there. What's the point?
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Over priced everything and unless you are a multi millionaire (very few men age 25-35) you have no chance with the gorgeous women there. What's the point?
with 9 million people just in nyc you can't walk down the block without running to a gorgeous woman, they're in abundance. nyc is also like top 15 in least obese cities
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A couple of points:
1) There’s nothing like living in Manhattan when you’re 25-35 and making a few bucks. Nothing. It’s a great lifestyle.
2) There aren’t many “regular” people living in Manhattan, although there are housing projects and subsidized or regulated housing, i.e., rent controlled or rent subsidized. Regular people live in the outer-boroughs or lower rent suburbs.
3) Suburban cops in the NY-area, particularly on Long Island, make $200K a year easy. And they get to retire on half-pay after 20 years. And their half-pay is based on the average of their last 3 years when they rack up the overtime. They then move to FL at age 44 with their $150-$175K tax-free pensions. It’s a racket.
4) Real Bronxville houses, meaning those in the Bronxville school district, are as upscale as it gets. Expect to pay $1 million for a 2400 sq ft house with $50K a year in property taxes, if you can find one as a true Bronxville house is hard to find. The prices goes up from there and expect a bidding war. There are some apartments near the train station that are in the Bronxville SD but the residents there (Soul Crusher types) are viewed as losers by the homeowners.
5) See No. 1.
I don't agree with 2 at all, Im 35 and am barely in manhattan, My apt cost more than an manhattan apt as well. For at least the last 10 years brooklyn is wayyyyy wayyyy cooler than manhattan. There's almost no nightlife worth going to in manhattan for anyone under 40, i guess if i was old and cared about the opera or ballet i'd venture into the city more
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I don't agree with 2 at all, Im 35 and am barely in manhattan, My apt cost more than an manhattan apt as well. For at least the last 10 years brooklyn is wayyyyy wayyyy cooler than manhattan. There's almost no nightlife worth going to in manhattan for anyone under 40, i guess if i was old and cared about the opera or ballet i'd venture into the city more
There are some areas in western Queens and downtown Brooklyn that are good for the younger crowd. However, that’s a relatively new phenomenon (like you said last 10 years, maybe more in the case of Brooklyn). On the whole though, Manhattan is still way more expensive to live in than the outer boroughs. There are blocks and blocks in the 50s, 60s, 70s and 80s filled with multi-million dollar apartments.
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Over priced everything and unless you are a multi millionaire (very few men age 25-35) you have no chance with the gorgeous women there. What's the point?
That’s just ridiculous. You don’t have to be a multi-millionaire. Not even close.
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We all need a bathroom to poop
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We all need a bathroom to poop
Poop in a bucket...toss out the window
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Poop in a bucket...toss out the window
Why would you get rid of it that way? Do these apartments lack garbage disposals?
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with 9 million people just in nyc you can't walk down the block without running to a gorgeous woman, they're in abundance. nyc is also like top 15 in least obese cities
You also can't walk a block without running into a millionaire. There are more gorgeous women but there is much more competition as well. Unless you are elite in the wallet, you aren't getting those girls.
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You also can't walk a block without running into a millionaire. There are more gorgeous women but there is much more competition as well. Unless you are elite in the wallet, you aren't getting those girls.
I pretty much stay stay in brooklyn that's not the scene there, that's more of a meatpacking or sutton place vibe. Plus i find the girls that chase rich dudes are usually indians, asians or russians and those aren't really my type
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Why would you get rid of it that way? Do these apartments lack garbage disposals?
No bathroom, no sink, no garbage disposal
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564 a month.
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564 a month.
Do you own the land it sits on or is there also space rental?
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564 a month.
That's not bad Vince.
Was expecting more food in the fridge.
A lot of "modular homes" these days are pretty nice and affordable.
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564 a month.
i'd shoot myself before i live in whatever podunk town that is
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564 a month.
Just asking, why the insertion of "Gay Home" into the title?
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that video made me pretty sad
its unreal how a person can have such low expectations about their life
and to just settle for the low end
its like that show on learning channel where the obese patients say they eat well and keep gaining weight
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i'd shoot myself before i live in whatever podunk town that is
Lol...its in walking distance of a huge river where I can fish. Neighborhood doesnt allow Airbnb, renters, etc. Away from the city..no crime, can leave my door unlocked, property taxes are 200 a year. That is why I chose the place
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That's not bad Vince.
Was expecting more food in the fridge.
A lot of "modular homes" these days are pretty nice and affordable.
It was 2 years ago and I just moved in. I've been slowing upgrading the finishings. Dining table and living room is last
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Your place looks like it is coming along nicely. You've managed to get a lot of function into a fairly tight space. Everything except your office seems well organized. Seems like the office was a catch all in the last video I saw. The storage shed should help. Considering the climate there, aren't you somewhat limited in what you can safely store in an unheated and uncooled space? The living area color scheme suits you and the limited palette helps keep the space from looking cluttered.
I noticed the curb at the street end of your driveway. That is the same style curbing as in my neighborhood. I hate the way it feels when driving the car over it. A few years back I bought online hard rubber ramps designed specially to soften the curb. They worked great. Many of my neighbors put them in after I did.
I say worked because when I had a new driveway installed, I got a permit from the city to redesign the curb to a softer one which meets ADA requirements. Mine is the first and only redesign in the neighborhood so far. Other folks are still using the rubber ramps. I gave mine to my neighbor.
You. mentioned your Bose sound system. Is your soundbar not part of it? I bought a Bose soundbar which works great on it's own. I expect it is possible to add speakers and a subwoofer for richer full sound if one wanted too.
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Your place looks like it is coming along nicely. You've managed to get a lot of function into a fairly tight space. Everything except your office seems well organized. Seems like the office was a catch all in the last video I saw. The storage shed should help. Considering the climate there, aren't you somewhat limited in what you can safely store in an unheated and uncooled space? The living area color scheme suits you and the limited palette helps keep the space from looking cluttered.
I noticed the curb at the street end of your driveway. That is the same style curbing as in my neighborhood. I hate the way it feels when driving the car over it. A few years back I bought online hard rubber ramps designed specially to soften the curb. They worked great. Many of my neighbors put them in after I did.
I say worked because when I had a new driveway installed, I got a permit from the city to redesign the curb to a softer one which meets ADA requirements. Mine is the first and only redesign in the neighborhood so far. Other folks are still using the rubber ramps. I gave mine to my neighbor.
You. mentioned your Bose sound system. Is your soundbar not part of it? I bought a Bose soundbar which works great on it's own. I expect it is possible to add speakers and a subwoofer for richer full sound if one wanted too.
the video was a month after I bought it which was 2 years ago. A lot of stuff was sorted and a ton of unused items were shedded. This is the office/ exercise space currently. I've made a number of improvements to the home since then.
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Just asking, why the insertion of "Gay Home" into the title?
Gets more views...people are obsessed at how gay people live
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The living area color scheme suits you and the limited palette helps keep the space from looking cluttered.
Matt C needs to take some notes.
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Someone beat me to it amazingly.
I lived at place on the water in Astoria with a spectacular view in an actual apartment for $1850 a month in 2011-12.
Then I moved out of the city.
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the video was a month after I bought it which was 2 years ago. A lot of stuff was sorted and a ton of unused items were shedded. This is the office/ exercise space currently. I've made a number of improvements to the home since then.
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Killer! You really pulled that room together. Love the dual monitors. They make it look like you are really a busy professional..
I am definitely jealous. I gave up the bedroom I planned to make into my office, when I agreed to let my my grandson and his fiance moved in. Right now, my great granddaughter occupies the space. She's almost a year old. She needs the room more than I do. they are only suppose to be here for another year....we'll see.
For the time being, I've got a mini-office setup in my bedroom. Fortunately, this room is pretty large. But, having one's office in the room where they sleep is not ideal. For Zoom meetings, I am using the living room because the light is better. Ultimately, I hope to have a bookcase full of books as a backdrop like all the folks on TV do. LOL!
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564 a month.
LMAO Vince! Is that a House of Denmark desk in your office? I have a desk that looks identical to that only the sides and top is the same as your table top. It is also curved in the front like that. I've had it for almost 18 years now and its held up great!
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the video was a month after I bought it which was 2 years ago. A lot of stuff was sorted and a ton of unused items were shedded. This is the office/ exercise space currently. I've made a number of improvements to the home since then.
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Looks like you got rid of the other desk with the curved top.
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Killer! You really pulled that room together. Love the dual monitors. They make it look like you are really a busy professional..
I am definitely jealous. I gave up the bedroom I planned to make into my office, when I agreed to let my my grandson and his fiance moved in. Right now, my great granddaughter occupies the space. She's almost a year old. She needs the room more than I do. they are only suppose to be here for another year....we'll see.
For the time being, I've got a mini-office setup in my bedroom. Fortunately, this room is pretty large. But, having one's office in the room where they sleep is not ideal. For Zoom meetings, I am using the living room because the light is better. Ultimately, I hope to have a bookcase full of books as a backdrop like all the folks on TV do. LOL!
The fuck you mean by having two monitors makes it look like I'm busy?? Of course I'm fucking busy, I work for one of the largest telecommunications companies in the world you crusty bastard. Having two monitors makes it easier for me to get things done instead of flipping from one window to another...that's it.
You think you're fucking slick trying to compliment and throw a secret insult at the same time and you've pulled that shit with other people. Next time you run your trap, I'm going to run a choo choo train up your ass. Otherwise, stick to being a closet homo and hang up some coats while you're in there you sniveling little shit
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The fuck you mean by having two monitors makes it look like I'm busy?? Of course I'm fucking busy, I work for one of the largest telecommunications companies in the world you crusty bastard. Having two monitors makes it easier for me to get things done instead of flipping from one window to another...that's it.
You think you're fucking slick trying to compliment and throw a secret insult at the same time and you've pulled that shit with other people. Next time you run your trap, I'm going to run a choo choo train up your ass. Otherwise, stick to being a closet homo and hang up some coats while you're in there you sniveling little shit
:D :D :D :D ;D ;D ;D
Venom Vince strikes hard. Strike First Strike Hard - No Mercy!
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the video was a month after I bought it which was 2 years ago. A lot of stuff was sorted and a ton of unused items were shedded. This is the office/ exercise space currently. I've made a number of improvements to the home since then.
(https://scontent-den4-1.xx.fbcdn.net/v/t1.0-0/p526x296/146450224_4311839675496876_5243138779913747007_o.jpg?_nc_cat=104&ccb=2&_nc_sid=730e14&_nc_ohc=jssDBOHy8rAAX-m7UH1&_nc_ht=scontent-den4-1.xx&tp=6&oh=795d2d983615e46e36afa1f60bb4eb8c&oe=60436787)
Looks professional. Good job.
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:D :D :D :D ;D ;D ;D
Venom Vince strikes hard. Strike First Strike Hard - No Mercy!
He always does this shit to people...make a backhanded comment as if someone doesnt notice it. I was being polite and he goes in with this bullshit. That's why nobody likes him
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He always does this shit to people...make a backhanded comment as if someone doesnt notice it. I was being polite and he goes in with this bullshit. That's why nobody likes him
Its insulting how he doesnt think people realize he is doing that.
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Next time you run your trap, I'm going to run a choo choo train up your ass.
Vince, you know that this is no disincentive. Now you've waved the Wienerwurst in Soggy's imagination. Expect said trap to be run tout de suite.
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You also can't walk a block without running into a millionaire. There are more gorgeous women but there is much more competition as well. Unless you are elite in the wallet, you aren't getting those girls.
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Next time you run your trap, I'm going to run a choo choo train up your ass. Otherwise, stick to being a closet homo and hang up some coats while you're in there you sniveling little shit
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Lol...its in walking distance of a huge river where I can fish. Neighborhood doesnt allow Airbnb, renters, etc. Away from the city..no crime, can leave my door unlocked, property taxes are 200 a year. That is why I chose the place
fishing? are we living in the fucking 30? is that a plus to you?
none of what you're describing is appealing to anyone with a modicum of taste or culture. How many michelin star restaurants are in a 10 mile radius from you?
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fishing? are we living in the fucking 30? is that a plus to you?
none of what you're describing is appealing to anyone with a modicum of taste or culture. How many michelin star restaurants aee in a 10 mile radius from you?
Fishing is quite relaxing..try it sometime. There are plenty of great restaurants nearby but the headquarters for Michelin is about 12 miles away. Rather have jobs than stars and honestly , it's kind of gay to ponder restaurants with Michelin stars...and I'm an expert at gay things. You must enjoy the company of men as well
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Fishing is quite relaxing..try it sometime. There are plenty of great restaurants nearby but the headquarters for Michelin is about 12 miles away. Rather have jobs than stars and honestly , it's kind of gay to ponder restaurants with Michelin stars...and I'm an expert at gay things. You must enjoy the company of men as well
you got me bro, I'm a big flamer because i prefer to spend my money at well rated things as opposed to the local honky tonk
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The fuck you mean by having two monitors makes it look like I'm busy?? Of course I'm fucking busy, I work for one of the largest telecommunications companies in the world you crusty bastard. Having two monitors makes it easier for me to get things done instead of flipping from one window to another...that's it.
You think you're fucking slick trying to compliment and throw a secret insult at the same time and you've pulled that shit with other people. Next time you run your trap, I'm going to run a choo choo train up your ass. Otherwise, stick to being a closet homo and hang up some coats while you're in there you sniveling little shit
-Can't take a compliment and you are way too sensitive. Sad.
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you got me bro, I'm a big flamer because i prefer to spend my money at well rated things as opposed to the local honky tonk
There are good restaurants everywhere. Do you really think "rated" restaurants are any better than others? More expensive, yes, but not better for taste and certainly not on portions. Most people go to 5 star restaurants so they can say they go to 5 star restaurants. Who are you, Patrick Bateman?
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There are good restaurants everywhere. Do you really think "rated" restaurants are any better than others? More expensive, yes, but not better for taste and certainly not on portions. Most people go to 5 star restaurants so they can say they go to 5 star restaurants. Who are you, Patrick Bateman?
it only goes to 3 stars
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-Can't take a compliment and you are way too sensitive. Sad.
Compliment my ass, you always throw this subtle back handed comments...read what you wrote but the train is pulling up in your station if you keep it up
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Compliment my ass, you always throw this subtle back handed comments...read what you wrote but the train is pulling up in your station if you keep it up
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-Can't take a compliment and you are way too sensitive. Sad.
You are taking years off your life if you mess w him. You know the Vince death count right? :D ;)
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You are taking years off your life if you mess w him. You know the Vince death count right? :D ;)
The guy can't take a compliment.
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The guy can't take a compliment.
just stop typing
you get owned on the daily
but we all know thats what you want
now that
is what is
sad
leave mr creepy
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Goodrum is RATTLED! Hahaha. Old Soggy busted his cheeks good.
Actually, Prime just got his saggy old ass busted. That's the Hahaha.
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He always does this shit to people...make a backhanded comment as if someone doesnt notice it. I was being polite and he goes in with this bullshit. That's why nobody likes him
He's a two-faced phony yet totally clueless.
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fishing? are we living in the fucking 30? is that a plus to you?
none of what you're describing is appealing to anyone with a modicum of taste or culture. How many michelin star restaurants are in a 10 mile radius from you?
Speak for yourself. There are a lot more people than you think that prefer a tranquil environment and prefer a campfire frying up fish they just caught than spending $400 on a restaurant.
This is our restaurant row.
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-Can't take a compliment and you are way too sensitive. Sad.
Can't realize what an offensive and despicable person you are. Sad.
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just stop typing
you get owned on the daily
but we all know thats what you want
now that
is what is
sad
leave mr creepy
Perfect.
Your legacy here will forever be that of a delusional, creepy, little old guy - for a MULTITUDE of reasons...
Part of the creepiness of Prime is that he doesn't have any idea what he does is creepy and when someone explains what/why it's creepy, he finds a way to defend his creepiness.
So creepy.
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Getting back on subject, I don't know why anyone would think that you can't get fine cuisine in Greenville, SC. I went to Passerelle Bistro for dinner tonight and had a Wild Boar Osso Buco Cassoulet along with a Coffee Creme Brulee for dessert with a glass of Zind-Humbrecht Pinot Gris and french roast coffee. Best of all, the whole meal was about 70 bucks and when I'm in Asheville or New York its going to be well over 100 dollars. New York can kiss my ass....too expensive for what it offers and I have a much higher level of living in South Carolina along with not having to deal with the COV-19 bullshit
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My good friend moved down to Lexington SC for a job w Sorinex and he is as cugine wop Bronx Italian and they get - he loves it. Said he is never coming back to NYC.
He said he fits in fine w everyone since he does fishing and hunting etc. he loves it over there
Getting back on subject, I don't know why anyone would think that you can't get fine cuisine in Greenville, SC. I went to Passerelle Bistro for dinner tonight and had a Wild Boar Osso Buco Cassoulet along with a Coffee Creme Brulee for dessert with a glass of Zind-Humbrecht Pinot Gris and french roast coffee. Best of all, the whole meal was about 70 bucks and when I'm in Asheville or New York its going to be well over 100 dollars. New York can kiss my ass....too expensive for what it offers and I have a much higher level of living in South Carolina along with not having to deal with the COV-19 bullshit
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Getting back on subject, I don't know why anyone would think that you can't get fine cuisine in Greenville, SC. I went to Passerelle Bistro for dinner tonight and had a Wild Boar Osso Buco Cassoulet along with a Coffee Creme Brulee for dessert with a glass of Zind-Humbrecht Pinot Gris and french roast coffee. Best of all, the whole meal was about 70 bucks and when I'm in Asheville or New York its going to be well over 100 dollars. New York can kiss my ass....too expensive for what it offers and I have a much higher level of living in South Carolina along with not having to deal with the COV-19 bullshit
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No, only NY and SF have good restaurants. The rest of us across the US eat peanut butter sandwiches for every meal.
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Don't Fall for Airbnb Faker Scam & Watch Who You Email Transfer $$
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You also can't walk a block without running into a millionaire.
the same is true about posting on Getbig
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the same is true about posting on Getbig
Very true.
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In Regina, Sask where I live for 1600 you can get a newly built 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom condo with parking in a great neighbourhood
I have a small 2 bedroom house in a really good neighbourhood and I pay 750 a month. I even built a putting green in the backyard :D
pics from 1600 place
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In Regina, Sask where I live for 1600 you can get a newly built 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom condo with parking in a great neighbourhood
I have a small 2 bedroom house in a really good neighbourhood and I pay 750 a month. I even built a putting green in the backyard :D
pics from 1600 place
Out of curiosity do you know what would $1600 get you in Thunderbay, (besides a broken heart and a restraining order)?
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Out of curiosity do you know what would $1600 get you in Thunderbay, (besides a broken heart and a restraining order)?
For another 150 a month, so 1800, you can get a 3 bedroom house on 40 acres just outside of Thundery BAy. Comes with a mancave with pool table and foosball table, chickens with multiple coops, many many bushes with edible berries and 5 minutes to multiple beaches and fishing spots
probably have to have an eye appealing penis to get it though, and it must measure 6.45 inches
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if Matt dropped 600k on his place hes a full on retard---look at this in Thunder Bay for same price
https://www.kijiji.ca/v-house-for-sale/thunder-bay/1150-hwy-590-thunder-bay-ontario/1519612008?undefined
fuck the more I look at this place the more I realize Matt is full of shit. This place is insane for 650.
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Impressive kitchen area in the studio but pretty useless to have a dishwasher.
Massive $1,600 NYC Apartment - Live in Midtown with NO Roommates
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When did bathtubs become occasional? ???
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One of the old ghostbusters towers.
SEE a $1,650 Luxury Apartment in a 100yr Old New York Tower!
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Impressive kitchen area in the studio but pretty useless to have a dishwasher.
Massive $1,600 NYC Apartment - Live in Midtown with NO Roommates
I want to punch that Mangina in the face.
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Insane
Living In A $4,320/Month Apartment In Jersey City, NJ
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One of the old ghostbusters towers.
SEE a $1,650 Luxury Apartment in a 100yr Old New York Tower!
Calling a vending machine a "full time snack center" seems a bit of a reach, even for a millenial New Yorker.
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Lol her panty waste meek boyfriend at leasts lifts weights
Insane
Living In A $4,320/Month Apartment In Jersey City, NJ
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NY is a shithole, always has been.
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But srsly, how is that possilbe? Do people earn that much more in NYC? I mean, in a huge city there have to be "regular people" (nurses, policemen, store clerks etc.) as well, how can they afford housing/living there, assuming not every cop or nurse is living in his/her car? ???
Most of the cops in NYC live in NJ or in cheaper neighborhoods in Brooklyn and Queens. No cop could afford mid town Manhattan. Even though cops and many nurses in NYC make over 100K they couldn't afford Manhattan.
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Most of the cops in NYC live in NJ or in cheaper neighborhoods in Brooklyn and Queens. No cop could afford mid town Manhattan. Even though cops and many nurses in NYC make over 100K they couldn't afford Manhattan.
How did Kramer afford an apartment in Manhattan on Seinfeld? Dude never even worked.
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How did Kramer afford an apartment in Manhattan on Seinfeld? Dude never even worked.
Kramerica Industries has a great compensation package.
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Most of the cops in NYC live in NJ or in cheaper neighborhoods in Brooklyn and Queens. No cop could afford mid town Manhattan. Even though cops and many nurses in NYC make over 100K they couldn't afford Manhattan.
I asked my brother the same thing! He used to live outside of San Francisco, and now he lives outside of Seattle. In his old neighborhood, a house that burned sold for $1.4m, yes... 1.4 F*cking million dollars. Keep in mind, you are paying for the home to be demolished and removed, so the buyer essentially paid around 1.5m for a lot of land less than 3/4 of an acre!!!!!! I asked him where do people live that make less than 300k a year, and he just said "not around here"! LOL!
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Kramerica Industries has a great compensation package.
:D I guess so.
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How did Kramer afford an apartment in Manhattan on Seinfeld? Dude never even worked.
Rent control.
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Rent control.
Rent control helps but you still have to make something.
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Most of the cops in NYC live in NJ or in cheaper neighborhoods in Brooklyn and Queens. No cop could afford mid town Manhattan. Even though cops and many nurses in NYC make over 100K they couldn't afford Manhattan.
Cops don't live outside of the city because they can't afford to live here. Everyone who is not a uniformed officer that works for the NYPD (administrative, etc) has to live here and they are not all making hundreds of thousands of dollars.
No one ever accused NYC of being reasonably priced, but it is not impossible for "normies" to live here. NYC is not just midtown or even manhattan. There's nothing wrong with living in an outer borough, but even staying within Manhattan, there are plenty of areas with more reasonable housing prices than central midtown.
Yes, things can be very high priced in central midtown, but even here when you go east of 3rd or west of 9th, rents drop drastically. And most new yorkers know that studios and one bedrooms are the worst bang for your buck, 2 and 3 bedrooms are a pretty decent deal if you are splitting with a roommate (which is common in NYC.)
Also, singles who see a future with each other tend to move in together really fast here to save money on rent. Then there is a decent amount of subsidized housing here. Wages are generally higher here than in most of the rest of the country, but there are plenty of moderate incomes living all over manhattan.