How much is a 1 bedroom apartment in Manhattan in monthly rent?
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Upwards of $800 for anything liveable. Depends on the part of the city you want to live in as well. Good luck finding something!
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There are many apartments in this price range. More details are needed to really answer proficiantly.\n\nI suggest you go to the FREE service called Rent.com\n\nYou can enter your specifics and then chose an area that will be meet your specific needs\n\nI wish you the best in all that you do!
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The rent for apartments in Korea is around $300-$500 per month depending on the size and the location.  The utilities (gas, water and electricity) cost around $100-$300 per month.  Usually in the higher range during winter.  A decent meal costs about $5-$10 but it could be as low as $2 if you eat in the school cafeteria.  Let's just say you spend $10 a day for food so that's $300 a month.  Add another $150 for you travel expenses (bus, subway, taxi).  Lastly, $50 for miscellaneous (paper, eraser, etc.)You need around $900-$1300 per month and that's around $10,800 - $15,600 per year.
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Philly is pretty cheap.  Can get a decent 1 bedroom for about 550.
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rent.com or go into google and put apartments for rent in long island
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It all depends on where you plan to live and work. \n\nKansas City: $32,955\nTopeka: $31,357\nWichita: $31,949
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check www.newyork.craigslist.org aprts for rent/long island/baldwin
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Dude, there are NO attic apartments in NYC.  If it's on top, it's the penthouse and it costs twice as much as all the other apartments.  There is a very limited amount of actual single family residences in NYC, and no one who has one is going to illegally rent out the attic (or basement) of a priceless historical preservation that cost them millions to a bunch of people.  In 2002, the price of a single family home in Manhattan ranged from 2 million to 13 million, and it hasn't gotten any cheaper.\n\nBesides, I'll bet there aren't more than 3 or 4 attics left in Manhattan.  Basements are common, but attics are almost unheard of in NYC.\n\n5 people in a studio violates the occupancy limits in NYC, and even if you could find a studio for $1,000 a month, it would only be about 200 sq feet.  You are looking for something that doesn't exist.\n\nNYC has some of the strictest housing laws and code enforcement in the nation.  Even if you were able to find one, illegal SRO's get busted almost as fast as they are set up and the place gets padlocked instantly.
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If you're looking to live in the city I would suggest Stevens Community Apartments.  I LOVED this rental company in Minneapolis the entire 2 years I lived in their building and was sad to leave when I moved out of state.  Their buildings are located mostly around Stevens Square in the Stevens/Loring Heights neighboorhoods.  Its basically in between uptown & downtown very close to Loring Park & the Walker.  Everybody in the rental office knew are names right away and always greated us when we came in to pick up packages.  They even gave us a welcom basket with laundry tokens, toliet paper, chips, & cleaning products.  The neighborhood can seem a bit sketchy at first but in the 2 years I lived there I never had a problem, and I actually loved how very urban it felt with all the old buildings in the area.  Another bonus of that is nealry all the apartments have all or nearly all hardwood floors.  The prices generally start at about $535 for a studio/one bedroom and go up from there with deposit  being the same about as the 1st month's rent.  You should check though because sometimes they have specials.  Otherwise I had good luck looking on Craig's list too, and their you can even look to move in with other people so you don't have to pay so much on your own.  Good luck!
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As of September 2002, the hotel room tax is 13.25%, plus a $2 to $4 a day occupancy charge. The room tax is composed of a 8.25% NY City Tax and a 5% state tax.
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All depends on how much you are looking to spend.  If you've got $4000 a month, Ill rent you my place, LOL.
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It depends on the place and your living standard. I believe that you can survive well with $3000 per month. Although people can also live below that. If you are student you need around $1500 per month.
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baltimore  i bedroom is  how much the reant
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Only if you are in New York.. :p   Ellen D.  did a show on New York apartments... would you believe a lady lived in a 6x10 apartment?  Unbelievable... I hear there are even smaller ones.  You might have something there if you are in NYC..
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yeah i agree with  dragonfire  i had an apartment go under new management once and they remodeled the building the rent went up 150 dollars when the last time i renewed it only went up like 50 bucks there was nothing i could do but move out
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If there is a local rent leveling ordinance then that would control.  Usually though, if it is a single family house and sometimes up to 4-family, it would not fall under rent controls.  Then the landlord could raise the rent to whatever he wants.  It could be $500 one day and $2500 the next.\n\nI used to have apartment buildings in Jersey City and the rent leveling ordinance helped me to raise the rent if anything did. Sometimes I raised my rent every six months or sooner.
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Manhattan, New York NYC