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A $249,000 Queens studio that could easily be converted into a one-bedroomBy Lucy Cohen Blatter•March 18, 2015
Buy a Sandy-ravaged property for as little as $27,950—if you're willing to buildBy Virginia K. Smith•March 18, 2015
StreetEasy made cartoons of everything wrong with New York City apartments By Jennifer Laing•March 18, 2015
A $2,500 Fort Greene two-bed is no-frills, but does the price make it a winner?By Lucy Cohen Blatter•March 18, 2015
Baby wipes wreak havoc on buildings, affordable studios in the Bronx, and moreBy Virginia K. Smith•March 18, 2015
Ask Sam: Can I become a snowbird and still keep my rent-stabilized apartment?By Virginia K. Smith•March 18, 2015Sponsored
If you want to live in this $700/month Flatbush apartment, you'll need to start dropping friends nowBy Lucy Cohen Blatter•March 18, 2015
Be glad you live in NYC, and not San Francisco, where even rent-controlled apartments can quadruple in priceBy Lucy Cohen Blatter•March 17, 2015
