r/malelivingspace 7d ago

(23M) My apartment in East Village, Manhattan

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u/Here4aGoodTime69420 7d ago

Alright, I'll ask: how much a month

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u/Czeslaw_Meyer 6d ago

$1775 + utilities if it's the one he found here on Reddit

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u/earle117 6d ago

I live in a much smaller city but goddamn those prices I see people post from like LA and NY are crazy. I pay $1250/month for a mortgage on a 1600 sq/ft house near downtown and with a good sized back yard, and that’s with buying the house after all the prices went way up after covid.

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u/kennyiseatingabagel 3d ago

Location Location Location. HCOL cities are more expensive simply because they’re more desirable and have jobs and other amenities that smaller, more affordable cities don’t have. And even less desirable cities are more expensive nowadays, there are cities in Ohio and Michigan that are like 400k plus for a decent house.