sanityovar8ted
OG Moma Coli....dat bytch Thowd!!!
Ive gotten my own apartment after 2 years of being homeless. Its something i can afford after i come up with the move in costs.









because of the BS of dealing with roommates, constant noise, and shared spaces. High rise here I come.Ive gotten my own apartment after 2 years of being homeless. Its something i can afford after i come up with the move in costs.

It’s all about the time frame of when the buildings were built. I think every building in nyc built between the 1950s and 1990s has a parking garage.
The new affordable housing buildings are mixed. Some have no garages and a lot of them do.

I feel you breh. I'm thinking about just splurging with my girl and getting a luxury spotbecause of the BS of dealing with roommates, constant noise, and shared spaces. High rise here I come.
From now on:
Central A/C and heat (fukk a radiator)
In unit laundry
Huge windows/balcony or an outdoor space
AT MINIMUM
We're setting our budget at $3500, we're 100% looking to stay in Brooklyn.what's your budget and ideal location(s)? In the city, or boros? a ton of the new builds going up in downtown BK and Long Island City meet those requirements...still might be tough to find a washer/dryer in unit..but anyway they've built so much in those two areas that a lot of the buildings are offering rent breaks, free rent, gift cards, all sorts of specials to get people in the door. If you end up renting at one of these places and plan on not moving for a while try to sign a 2 year lease, because rest assured that after 1 year your rent will probably go up anywhere from 6-8%, unless the market is doing horrible. But yeah, if you're looking for Luxury, look for a building that just went up in downtown BK

We're setting our budget at $3500, we're 100% looking to stay in Brooklyn.
Yes n still am.....Werent u just asking for donations?
Either way, glad u made it
Lol.
I'm good though. I know I'm winning in the end.
We getting you a spot that has either concrete or top floor.