Help need place to live soon

Started by nycbuyer1

over 16 years ago

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Hi, I am looking for a 1 br, jr 4 for under $4,000 per month. I am open to upper west, chelsea, w. village, gramcery/flatiron. West side is easier for some reverse commuting. I would prefer not to pay a fee but would do so if the numbers work out. Any suggestions as to managment companies other resources? Glenwood does not have anything and they seem very expensive.

Response by drdrd

over 16 years ago

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Member since: Apr 2007

404 no fee listings for 1 bedrooms in your target areas - HAVE FUN ;-) & good luck-

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Response by roger113

over 16 years ago

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Member since: Sep 2009

I have an apt that I am trying to rent out. check it out: http://www.streeteasy.com/nyc/sale/440571-condop-242-east-25th-street-kips-bay-new-york
you can reply at rogerdasilva1 at gmail

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Response by roy123

over 16 years ago

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Member since: Sep 2009

A bunch of doorman buildings in Chelsea especially around the 20's and 9th avenue offer XL 1 bedroom units for less than $3500.

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Response by bigapple2

over 16 years ago

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Member since: Sep 2009

Why waste time trying to go with out a broker? Call me, and I can find you the perfect apartment. I have an expert knowledge of Manhattan Real Estate, and many of the Buildings and Landlords I represent offer no fee apartments. Call, email or contact me.
Gus 914-420-8358/ gwaite@tregny.com
www.tregny.com

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Response by West81st

over 16 years ago

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For the Upper West Side, Rita Citrin represents some good buildings. Metropolitan Equities is worth a try too for pre-war, though they don't seem to have much inventory right now.

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