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05-04-2008, 10:50 AM
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Provincetown problem
Hello
Me and my boyfriend are going to work in Provincetown for the summer. So we found a job .. so far so good. But when we tried to find reasonable accommodation we encountered a little problem. everything offered in the town is meant to be rented weekly and "affordable" is a word that doesn't fit in here. We need a really small place for the whole season. A room to rent in a house .. share, or a small studio or any kinda unit that we could use for living... Can someone please help because i've already run out of options .... Thank you in advance ! Joanne 
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05-04-2008, 04:19 PM
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I doubt anyone can offer any real help. It's an ongoing problem on the Cape for summer jobs, and P-town is among the worst, being such a tourist location. Can your job make any suggestions?Some Cape jobs have had to provide arrangements of some sort in order to get workers of any kind for the summer. It's always a huge issue, especially on the Islands and P-town.
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