How much does the average 1 bedroom apartment in New York city cost?
832189
About 2 blowjobs to the landlord...
377639
I don't know about in the city of L.A. but if you could commute @ 50miles every day the Apts that i work @ rent 1+1 for $805.  You would still be in L.A. County. Good luck to you.
234413
If you lived in Manhattan you would have to make 108,415.14 in order to maintain your standard of living. If you took your 50k to New York, it would be like earning 23,059.51.
298571
a 3 bedroom apt. will run about $1500-2100.  a 1 bedroom, 1 bath can cost upwards of a $1100.
312179
I have a niece who recently moved to NYC.  She and her friends have found the housing in Brooklyn to be the most reasonably priced.  There's public transportation everywhere in the city.
270341
It depends entirely on the neighborhood and the building itself.  It's great to have a significant other to split the cost with.  I actually pay less in Brooklyn than I was paying in Montpelier, Vermont.\n\nSeriously, the neighborhood makes a big difference.
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The cost-of-living tends to increase the closer one gets to the oceans, and in urban areas. Cities bordering the ocean tend to be particularly high. New York or California would likely be at the top of such a list. \n\nYou may want to check out the cost-of-living wizard at salary.com
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it appears that most one bedroom apartments rent for between 800-1000.
917344
hey move here.  Most rent around here is $350 for single room\n\nor $500 for two bedroom.\n\nNo crime\nSome jobs\nsmall town\nFreindly\nme
620518
Depends on what state you're in.  We paid $75 in NY.
978421
Depends on where you live in the city.  The ultra rich have apartments bigger than most houses.\n\nSome live in apartments no bigger than your average bathroom, yet will still pay more than $1000 in rent lol
353118
The answer to this question TOTALLY depends on where you are at.\nLarge Metropolitan areas like NY or LA will cost way more than a tiny local radio station in the middle of nowhere.\n\nNEED MORE INFO
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I have got a lot of friends that went/are still in school at UCLA for undergrad and grad school and they spend at least $20k for living expenses each.  I helped couple of them look for apts and move in, and the lowest for a studio apt is about $800-$850, I mean this place was small, one bedroom apartment is about $1100 or so.  Short commuting distance would mean about $100 off of the mention cost, but dont expect too much within a 10 minute drive during peak traffic hours, the place is right between Beverly Hills and Santa Monica, so you are pretty squeezed in by cost.  If you do decide to get a place and decide to get a car make sure you have parking provided for you by the hospital and at your apartment, or you are looking at couple hundred dollars for parking at work and about $75-100 for a parking spot in Westwood.  \n\n$20k a year is a bare minimum because you got rent, power, water, food. And its rather a high cost of living at that location.
821104
I think a $100-$150 a week is fair depending on what part of Brooklyn. I'm from NY as well and see ads in the paper for rooms for rent at about that range.
522650
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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In different states you have to make different wages.\nIf you live in New York, and apartment rents for thousands of dollars.  if you live in San Francisco it is the same.\nBut in the mid west or south west it is around 450. per month.\nSomeone asked how much does it take to be rich.\nIn New york several million at least.  In banladesh all Americans look rich.
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It depends on if you're living on campus, at home, or commuting and not living at home.\n\nThe cost would range from about $44,000 down to $36,000, including room and board.\n\nDetails and prices are at http://apps.collegeboard.com/search/CollegeDetail.jsp?collegeId=988&profileId=2