How much is a 1 bedroom apartment/efficiency in San Antonio?
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You should search on rent.com or craigslist.org
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Here ya go:  http://www.apartments.com/Results.aspx?page=results&state=ny&rgn2=78&helicon=0&area1=y&subarea1=y&subarea2=y&subarea3=y&prvpg=5&Rent_Minimum=0&Rent_Maximum=99999\n\nHere is an additional site:  http://www.rentwave.com/guest/guest_results_db.html?vacancy_state=15&MinRent=&MaxRent=1500&ShowRoommates=NO&community=63&action1=continue+%3E%3E&type=APA&go_community=yes
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I assume you mean to rent and not to buy. If so, it depends on where in NYC. Manhattan will be the most expensive and the neighborhood and type of bldg will influence the price as well. A one-bedroom (not a studio) with one bath and NO doorman can go for about $1500 in an area that is a bit off the beaten path. If you rent in a bldg with a doorman in Manhattan, the cost will be closer to $2000. There are several cheaper one-bedrooms for rent in the other areas of NYC such as Queens.
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Just call the utility directly.  They can give you information on average bills, etc.  People do it all the time when trying to decide whether or not to live in a particular place.
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I have lived in downtown San Francisco for 2 years. I paid around $825 a month which I shared. A studio can run anywhere from $600 to $900+. Just stay out of the Tenderloin area, not safe. Good luck! Great city!
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I live in a town that has 18,000 people, but we have a university with another 15,000 students and two major interstates intersect here.  We have a mall where my best friend is the property manager (negotiates leases, etc.)\n\nWell, by coincidence this mall is going through a major renovation, so we have talked about these prices a number of times.  Right now they rent for $12 per sqft per year or 2000sqft * $12 = $24000/12 = $2000 per month and utilities are included.\n\nAfter the renovation, the price is going to be $22.5 per sq ft per year plus utilities or 2000 sqft * $22.5 = 45,000 per year or $3750 per month.\n\nDepending on how much traffic your mall gets, you could expect to pay $2000 - $4000 for 2000 sqft of space.
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You will need at least first, last months rent and maybe enough for a security deposit. That could be anywhere from 1400 to 2100 dollars. Turning on your utilities usually has a charge as well so save about a 100 for that. I would also suggest saving the 400 that you will need to your already existing bills plus another 200 for food and miscellaneous items. I am assuming that your boyfriend will split the apartment costs with you evenly so you need $1,100 each for the apartment and an additional $600 on your part for your food and outstanding bills. I would aim for about $2000 in case it takes longer to find a job or at least so you can guarantee paying your second month of rent if you had just gotten a job when rent was due. Good Luck!
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Well you can take the squaree footage of the apartments and divide it into the over all squar footage to get a percentage. That percentage would dictate the amount of expenses they should absorb. That is if your expenses are generalized.
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Expect tp pay at least $ 1000.00- $ 1500.00 for rent in a decent house and food around $ 600.00 min. Great wages though and there is lots of work!!!!!
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$100.00 to $150.00 per unit.
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Have you looked at Albuquerque, NM ?\nTexas price might seem to be lower but property and school taxes add up big time.
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In San Luis Obispo (and SLO county), apartments are pretty easy to find.  Jobs, however, are a little more scarce.\n\nThe best tool I can give you for checking out San Luis is http://www.sanluisobispo.com/mld/sanluisobispo/\n\n[edit]\n\nDon't know if housing is "cheaper" in San Luis Obispo.  Median house prices around here are almost $600,000.  My sister pays more for her apartment in San Diego than she would for a comparable one here.\n\nIf you're into the bar scene, SLO has many good bars all within walking distance of each other.  Santa Barbara is about 1.5 to 2 hours, LA is 3.5, SF is 4-5.\n\nThe biggest problem is that SLO doesn't have a core industry besides government/city jobs, Cal Poly, and  the Correctional facilities.  So finding a good paying job may not be easy at all.  You will certainly find a broader spectrum of jobs in San Diego.\n\nUnfortunatly, San Diego, Santa Barbara, and San Luis Obispo are all high-cost areas to live.  All three are wonderful places.  I prefer San Luis Obispo as it doesn't have the jam-packed feeling of bigger cities.
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Hmm, I don't rent but you should check out http://www.realestate.com.au/ for rentals. Unfortunately, the cheaper you go, the scummier the area. If you are studying at Uni or TAFE they may be able to help you find accommodation. \nTAFE: http://www.tafesa.edu.au/Students/Accommodation/tabid/655/Default.aspx\nUNI:http://www.adelaide.edu.au/accommodation/\nhttp://www.unisa.edu.au/accommodation/\nThey are the two main unis in Adelaide. You could also ring real estate agents in the areas you would like to live in. Student noticeboards often have advertisements for share accommodation so that could be an option too. \nWhen I was looking at renting a while ago, I found you could get a reasonable apartment with 1 or 2 bedrooms about 10 minutes out of the city for about $150 a week, depending on which suburb you're looking in. You could probably find cheaper, but I didn't want to live in a crappy area. I hope that helps a bit, Good luck : )
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Just to let you know it gets really expensive military housing might be a very good idea if you don't have a lot of money, I married a guy in the navy when he was stationed there and we found the smallest studio in kailua for $1000!  It was a room and a bathroom, with a shower a 2' sq.  And Kailua is one of the more expensive places to live I assume your stationed on KMCBH, my friend had military housing on the base and it was a nice apartment.
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A good rate is $10-15 an hour.\n\nObviously, it depends on how big your house is.\nIf you find the right person and your house is small you could expect around $30.\n\nYou could save money by finding a starving college student or illegal alien.
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I don't know if it any different in CA , but in general you figure about $100 per square foot/ more or less depending on the economy and costs of supplies at that particular point in time..
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Irvine Ca - From $40 to $1090 a month.\n\nRegards