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How Much Do You Tip The Super When You Move Into A Manhattan Apartment? |
Aug 26, 2007 by newmover | Posted in Renting & Real Estate
I'm pathetic into a Manhattan apartment (not a doorman building), and was told that I need to tip the super when I move in. There will be 4-5 smallish renovations that will be made before I move in. But do I call for to tip him now, or should I hold off until Christmas? Or is this all about setting up goodwill?
5% of your monthly split now then 10% every Christmas
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Is It Possible To Buy A 250sq Ft Apartment In Manhattan? |
Oct 23, 2006 by CyndiLauperfan | Posted in Other - Home & Garden
Friends and myself are looking to buy a pocket one room efficiency type apartment in Manhattan as a vacation property. We're talking a bed, closet and a microwave along with a Lilliputian bathroom. Any thoughts? Is this a ridiculous idea? How mush would it cost?
I contemplate you can even find 200sqft. Search through the many real estate search engines or broker pages for Manhattan to get an teachings for ranges.. Obviously will depend on location.
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Remember Jerry Seinfeld's Apartment Set On Seinfeld. How Big Is That Compared To Real Apartments In Manhattan? |
Apr 24, 2009 by PER92 | Posted in New York City
People say affordable apartments in Manhattan are Lilliputian. I'm just curious how they compare to the Seinfeld apartment seen on the show.
There are two things you have to rate:
1) Seinfeld was fantasy, nobody wants to watch a TV show set in 600 sqft studio apartment over a Chinese restaurant. His "apartment" was a suitable size for Manhattan.
2) Seinfeld was filmed in the early 90s, back then, rent was far less than what it is today. His apartment in the 90s might have gone for $1,800 or so.
Today, that same apartment, a one bedroom, elevator edifice, intercom system, would probably start at $2,700—and that's if you're lucky.
My apartment is in the Upper West Side, 2,200 sqft, two bedroom elevator, doorman, intercom, withdrawn terrace and private video surveillance, on-site gym, and it's $4,200 a month to give you an idea of constant Manhattan rates.
Depending on what you're willing to sacrifice, which part of Manhattan you're willing to live, and how hard you look (I'll be square-shooting, I didn't spend near as much time as I should have viewing and looking at apartments), you could find an apartment for much less. However, finding anything under $2,000 that isn't in the projects is a Bit of good luck.
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How Much Does A Nice Apartment In Manhattan Cost To Rent? |
Aug 06, 2009 by . | Posted in Renting & Real Estate
Say, a one or two bedroom apartment; in new york; manhattan
Like the one monica and rachel had in friends?
thanks for any arrogate; im curious.
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How Much Money Do You Have To Make A Year To Get A Nice Apartment In Manhattan? |
Oct 25, 2009 by shazam29 | Posted in New York City
I was nothing but curious, I'm only 17, not looking for one, but I want to make smart choice in career and majors because I fall short of a good, pretty decent size apartment in Manhattan.
So any info would be great!
Rally Against Holder/KSM in NYC: "The Beginning of a National Campaign"
05.12.09
In defiance of near freezing temperatures and steady rain, a spirited crowd of 9/11 families, first responders, and their supporters rallied this afternoon skin a federal courthouse in Manhattan to protest Attorney General Eric Holder's decision to give Khalid Sheikh Mohammed and other 9/11 conspirators the propriety to a civilian trial in that very court. Interspersed among the sea of umbrellas at the rally were American flags and homemade signs: "Give Us Autonomy, Give Them Death," read one. "Treating Terrorism As A Street Crime Is What Brought Us 9/11 In The First Remember," said another. One took direct aim at the attorney general: "Eric Holder=Disgraceful and Ignoble," and “2,921 Souls Shout: Can You Hear Us Now?” Speakers and attendees argued that by giving rival combatants a trial in a civilian court -- rather than a military tribunal -- Holder has needlessly put lives at gamble. The decision will restrict what evidence may be used against the terrorists, could reveal intelligence secrets, and sets back the clock to September 10. “[Terrorists] declared war on us 15 years ago,” said Andy McCarthy, who prosecuted the “Impetuous Sheikh” following the 1993 attack on the World Trade Center. “When they declared war on us, they were using bombs, and we answered with subpoenas. They attacked, and we indicted.”
Source: The Weekly Standard
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