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Generally, how much does a 2-bedroom apartment cost in Gramercy Park/Murray Hill/Midtown East/Upper East Side? Thanks!
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rent or purchase? true-2 bed or a converted from a 1. Doorman or no doorman? Luxury building?
in Gramurray, a doorman converted 1 bedroom will go for around 3100-3300 a month. Upper east side--probably a little less. For a luxury building, like Windsor Court, 3500 a month is a better proxy.
True 2 bedrooms can run close to 5 grand a month.
just got a place 2 bdrm convert for 3000 in Murray Hill. Standard size bedroom and huge living room in a high rise.
If you looking for a real 2 bedroom, possible 3 bedroom convert, I would say around +4,000 depending on if its 1/1.5/2 bath.
Hope this helps.
Also its a bit hard to find places in the upper east, from my experience. More condos up there, and less rentals.
Where is this place in Murray Hill?
while i don't feel comfortable telling you the exact location... think of a 2 block radius around 39th and Park.
if you want help looking for a place, it is probably best to just PM me.
Assuming you guys are analysts, how do you afford to pay $3000+ in rent? Wouldn't you need to make at least $150K a year to comfortably afford that?
I'd assume if they're looking for 2 bedrooms it would be split with a roommate of some sort. That would be more like 1500-1750 per month.
Apparently they do. I guess maybe they share an apartment with a roommate....? That should bring the rent down to about $1500/month which is much more reasonable.
how much do actual analysts pay in rent a month if yall don't mind paying. I am trying to figure out what I can afford before I get in over my head.
When looking for an apartment, is it worth going through a broker?
In my opinion, NO. Brokers are worthless and expensive. However, some buildings will make you use a broker. It's best to know someone in NYC who can help you, or talk to current analysts to find out where the "hot spots" are. In my experience with a broker, he basically went into the building, walked up to the leasing office and asked if there were any available apartments. I can do that myself. The only advantage is that brokers often know when certain apts open up, and they know where to look. However, if you took some time and had the contacts, you could probably find that out yourself.
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