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Is 1550 for a studio in Bushwick reasonable?
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Rent: 4600
Groceries: 400
Delivery/Cocktails: 2000
For two of us
Pro
We tip a LOT during COVID.
But even still
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$2300 rent for large alcove studio
$150-300 total utilities depending on the month (winter vs summer)
~1000-1200 food (between deliver/dining out and groceries)
Live in cobble hill, BK
Rent 3650 (split with SO, signed lease pre-Covid) midtown East
Groceries, 800 - 1000 for the 2 of us
Utilities range between $100-200.
1800 rent
450 food (organic, etc)
50-140 utilities
Have two other roommates in a big apartment in fidi
East village one roomate
$1150 rent (pandemic pricing)
$180 groceries a month on mysefl
About $75 on wifif and electric
Greenwich village, 2 people
7K on rent
6K on groceries/ delivery/ flowers (lol)/ shopping
Probably another 1K random discretionary expenses
I own my studio coop in Queens, I live alone and I pay:
$875 mortgage
$475 HOA fees
$200 groceries
$60 internet
$70 cell
$50 electric
Not paying student loans at this time but that’s around $375
UWS, solo
$2000 brownstone studio
$50 utilities (ConEd)
$75 internet
$800 food (combination of groceries and DoorDash during pandemic)
Brooklyn
Rent: $2400 (net effective COVID deal) 2bd/2ba no roommate
Utilities: $160-180 (electric+fios)
Groceries: $200-300/month
Prior to the pandemic I was living in Hudson yards with one roommate in a flex apt
-$1400 rent
-$55 electricity+wifi
-$200 groceries (traveling mo-thu)
-$400 dining/drinks
Planning on moving back soon to Chelsea or Hells kitchen , probably going to see rent go down to $1100 and grocery spending up to $400
Only 1/3 of my apts made me pay gas which was my current walkup (no doorman no amenities.) the other two was a full service luxury and second was very limited (no doorman but common laundry)
$4k rent, ~$800 groceries, $70-$150 utilities (more in winter/summer for heat/AC). Share 1.5 BR with husband in FIDI/battery park, so costs are 50/50.
LIC
- $1,700 Rent (luxury building with own bathroom/shared with roommate)
- $300-400 on groceries
- $100-150 on utilities + internet
SoHo
$1600 rent (half of a 2BR)
$50-70 electric + wifi
~$200 groceries (most weekday food is from expensed dinners)
Bedstuy - live with my partner and another couple
My build
$1100 rent
$300-400 groceries
$200ish utilities
Williamsburg 2 roommates
1400 rent
$250 groceries
$100 delivery
$8-12 gas
$20-30 wifi
$60 electric
$50-60 odds and ends for the house
Rising Star
UWS luxury building
Rent - $2760 on net rent per month for 1bed
Groceries - $400 for two people via Whole Foods
Delivery (usually a nicer local restaurant) - $200-400 depending on the month
Utilities - $80 currently
Live with my bf and we cook a LOT and don’t drink much. Haven’t eaten out since the beginning of the pandemic
Rent: 5000
Utilities: 300
Food: 400
Supplies: 300
Between two of us in Midtown.
Rent $6895
Groceries $1500 monthly
Utilities 150-200
Verizon Fios (tv and wi-fi). 250
UES with husband
-2100 1-bedroom (3rd floor walk up)
-1600 for food (eating out and groceries for two)
-200 Utilities
-200 Cable and internet
You can eat for cheaper, we just like being about to give larger tips right now.
For two, Hell’s Kitchen :
3200 rent for 1bed in luxury high rise w in unit w/d
1000-1200 groceries and take out mix
150-200 various utilities