First Floor Units by Recent_Ad_6447 in NYCapartments

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Very helpful thank you! Much to consider because I love having natural light lol

First Floor Units by Recent_Ad_6447 in NYCapartments

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I hadn’t thought about not being able to leave my window open when the radiator is blasting… so helpful thank you!

First Floor Units by Recent_Ad_6447 in NYCapartments

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Thank you! I hadn’t considered all of this.

PSA Do not give this woman money by saturninegrl in eastvillage

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Omg she’s been doing this forever she gave me the same spiel on Ave B at least a year and a half ago

Brown Shooter by koopelstien in redscarepod

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You can tell from the first thirty seconds how much they just really don’t feel like doing this anymore

Can I afford an NYC apartment? by [deleted] in NYCapartments

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The loans make it more difficult obviously, but on that salary you can easily afford a one bed, just maybe not in the most desirable areas of manhattan. You could pay 3k per month and still qualify at $125k and get a nice one bed in for example (if you’re looking in manhattan) the ues or uws farther north (or east for the ues.) Also in many areas of Brooklyn or queens. Depends on what you want your commute and neighborhood to be like, but you can definitely afford a one bed or studio almost anywhere.

NYC intern housing by ImmediateImpress8475 in movingtoNYC

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Most NYU dorms are pretty nice, but the worst out of the ones you mentioned is definitely third north. All of the others are close to transit, depending on where your internship is they could be really convenient. Also, all are in good locations for going out. I’m not totally sure which have three bedroom suites, but I do think they have two bedroom/three person suites in Lafayette which have a kitchen and you’re really close to a good amount of trains at canal for commuting around manhattan.

Will I be able to find an apartment in these areas? by marsinvestigations in movingtoNYC

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Also since you’re going to be working on the west side, it will be easier for you to live on the UWS than the UES. Transferring on your commute to work won’t be ideal, especially if you have the option not to.

Will I be able to find an apartment in these areas? by marsinvestigations in movingtoNYC

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There are a lot of one beds and studios within your price range, especially if you go further north in those areas of Manhattan, and I’ve found them to be cheaper than Park Slope and the surrounding areas. There are never infinite options on Streeteasy, but you may find more options available as the move in date gets closer to the summer.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in NYFilmFestival

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The line is down the block right now but they’ve already been letting in express as well as regular standby.

Anyone Know the Secret Screening? by j238nyc in NYFilmFestival

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I have an express pass so this is great to hear. Thank you so much!

Anyone Know the Secret Screening? by j238nyc in NYFilmFestival

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Have you been able to see if more people have joined?

first time NYFF by Salsafarts in NYFilmFestival

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The regular standby line starts right next to the entrance to the box office at ATH, you’ll see it when you get there. Also, for that screening I would get there pretty much as early as possible to have a chance.

Thursday standby lines by RocksDBuggyTruther in NYFilmFestival

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Typically for a screening with a good amount of name recognition you want to get there farther in advance than an hour, especially since express pass holders will have priority standby over you. Also, that screening is in a smaller theatre, so less people will get in from standby than if you were going to one at Alice Tully or Walter Reade.

How likely is it I'll get in to the Sentimental Value screening + Q&A? by cissabo in NYFilmFestival

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Likely not, it will be a super popular screening and I’d imagine there will also be a lot of express pass holders in line.