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Not in Manhattan but I live in LIC and pay 3400 for a really nice one bedroom. Because I have been working from home the past two years, I feel like I can justify paying this much rent for a nicer space. I used to pay 2500 for an old and tiny studio in midtown and it was not sustainable to wfh. Highly recommend LIC and many parts of Brooklyn if you can find an easy subway route to your office. It is very hard to find newish studio under 3.5k or 1br under 4k in most parts of Manhattan these days.
I second LIC...5 min from Manhattan and I pay 3600. Building with pool, private park and a club. Apartment is pretty big (king size bedroom), decent living room, washer/dryer in unit and 3 closets (including a walk-in closet).
I’m a junior and thinking strongly that I don’t want a roommate anymore. With a big law salary I’m sure I can afford it but it just seems dumb and borderline unreasonable
Hey neighbors. 3300 on UWS
$2750/mo. And I live in a 1br in cobble hill, Brooklyn.
Echoing others, I pay 3400 in LIC for a pretty nice high rise. I think it’s a relatively good “deal” for NYC and close to Manhattan.
Thanks everyone! Most of the responses are from LIC and admittedly I’ve never been. What’s the vibe of the neighborhood like? I want to get out of the UWS which is a lot of families and older people. I’m looking for a neighborhood with a younger more fun vibe (I was thinking east or west village) and I care a lot more about that than I care about price.
Lived in LIC for two years with a roommate before getting a place in the UES with my girlfriend.
I liked LIC. If you're right along the river, there may be a few going families but overall it's lots of young single professionals. The further away from the river you get, it's a bit grittier, as there's still a lot of cab depots, mechanic shops, metal fabrication plants etc., but usually those are a few blocks away from any residential buildings. The residential buildings a bit further from the river are newer, and usually cheaper. Some people can be turned off by the neighborhood feeling sketchy/unsafe, but I don't think that's fair. I never saw or experienced any harassment or violence, and I think that folks who call LIC "stabby" are just uncomfortable if there's a spot down the street that dealers hang out, or that it doesn't feel as "safe" (i.e. white) as the UES.
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