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34% Boston - 1 bed, all mine, and that's a really good deal as far as what I've seen.
20% pretax, Chicago. Big two bed in Bucktown/Wicker, I live alone. Very happy with it. 30 min door to door.
18% NYC and I live in a 4br with 5 people... 😒
16% NYC, before taxes. And that's splitting a one bed with my SO.
21% of pre-tax income in NYC, living in Manhattan. It's technically less because I split it with an SO.
25% pre tax in NYC
14.5% pre tax NYC
Living like a king, 27% NYC all utilities, cleaning, furnishings and basic home supplies included
Im clearly paying too much. But I like it fancy.
13% pre tax on one br in a 2br apt...in Oakland 😬 nice to be roommates with the landlord
55% NYC shout out to the 25% that goes to loans
16% gross/20% net salary, older and not very updated apartment in good area with a decent commute in Austin
@AD I'm going to assume it's because you are an AD that's why you pay 20%. Teach me your ways lol
21% of salary for studio in Chicago
26% of salary for studio in Chicago
20% Boston
20% LA
*meant utilities, not taxes.
20% for a bedroom in 2 bed apt, CHI
45% of take home pay, 32% of overall salary, for a room in a houseshare with 3 other people, incl bills 🇪🇺
30% rent, 60% al bills - Toronto