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I fukking love this city. Honestly, I can't see myself living anywhere else in the country. I'd like to live in LA or SF though. That's it really.
$3,000 is now the average rent in New York City
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There are apartments going for $100 million dollars in Manhattan. Apartments 
You could rebuild the Palace of Versailles for that nikka.
You could rebuild the Palace of Versailles for that nikka.
I wouldn't call it a bleep-hole...
but I am happy I was able to move back to DC after I finished college in NYC...I mean, rent here isn't much better, but sheesh, I never seen people so happy to live in a sardine can just to say they live in NYC...
I wanna go back to the Carolinas after I get married...have my kids in the south so they can VISIT the north but live and play in huge backyards and where people actually speak to you lol
Let's see:
For 3 thou a month, I could have:
Big house
European whip
Money left over
For 3 thou a month, I could have:
Big house
European whip
Money left over
But you got none of that and you don't live in Manhattan
so you ny nikkas ar making 7k a mth
I would never live in NY. I make just as much if not more money working in the DC area and I don't live paycheck to paycheck. I prefer comfort in my home rather than being able to party and see celebrities that I don't give two shyts about.
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most people that live in manhattan have roommates so obviously not many people making enough bread to have 3k a month for rent. I notice that it's mostly young people that live in manhattan, once people get older and have families, they move somewhere else. It's all a cycle.
I live in a 4 bedroom townhouse and my monthly rend in MD is not even close to 3K
With this generation is becoming quite the opposite now. Families are actually moving back into the cities now. I highly doubt they are as likely to move to the burbs as they did back in the 1950s.
Montgomery county richest county in America.
I play a little close to 2K a month though
No it's not.
The richest is in northern VA.