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I will have a 1 bedroom and it's TINY, only 635 square feet. I would use Lexington Avenue instead of Park Avenue when traveling to and from the building. Park Avenue is kind of sketchy.
The 1 bedroom did not have an eat in kitchen, infact, there is no room for a full 4 chair dining room set. I am going to have to get some sort of breakfast nuk thingy LOL
thanks guess ill play the waiting game now[/quote]
Now i can't stop wondering how big a two bedroom will be. I will take it regardless but it's hard to get used to small places. I'm also wondering where are the two bedrooms located in this building. Can't seem to find anthing online.
Why are there no pics!!floor plan nothing..i don't get it lol
Now i can't stop wondering how big a two bedroom will be. I will take it regardless but it's hard to get used to small places. I'm also wondering where are the two bedrooms located in this building. Can't seem to find anthing online.
Why are there no pics!!floor plan nothing..i don't get it lol
if 635 square feet is the size of a one bed room by guess is that a two bed room should be around 756. Here's my math lol. (this is just a guess and i may be 100% wrong) the average SMALL room size is 11 by 11 which will equal 121 square feet add that to 635 (given from mzmatty thank you lol) this will equal 756 square feet.
now we dont know if mzmatty got a S,M or Large 1 bed room so this is just a guesstamate
Now i can't stop wondering how big a two bedroom will be. I will take it regardless but it's hard to get used to small places. I'm also wondering where are the two bedrooms located in this building. Can't seem to find anthing online.
Why are there no pics!!floor plan nothing..i don't get it lol
Don't start to get concerned about the size of the 2 bedroom. Maybe only the 1 bedrooms are small. Stay positive that it will be exactly what you are hoping for. I think they have 2 bedroom apartments on all floors. I think the 3 bedroom apartments are all on the upper floors. I'm on the 4th floor and they have studios, 1 bedroom, and 2 bedrooms on that floor - I asked yesterday.
I don't think any of these lottery buildings ever have pics or floor plans. I would think they don't have pics because most of these buildings are being built from the ground up and no pics are available. As for floor plans they may think that changes are always possible during the construction of the buildings.
Ok I am qualified for a 2 bedroom and i hope it spacious. I hopethat the 2 bed room apartments have a eat-in kitchen or at least a large enoughliving room. i lived in west Harlem mostof my life and i am not afraid is just that once i hit 125 on park i feel like I’min crack head city lol
im waiting for city approval as well and went by the building yesterday just to get a feel of the area and there are apartments at floor level. i was able to see inside it from the outside and the one i saw was 2 bedroom very small rooms.. the kitchen was also visible which wasnt a eat in kitchen i couldnt see the bathroom so no words on that but the living room was also very small.
im hoping other 2 bdrs are a bit bigger. but overall the area is nice. i walked up from 125 and lexington and the walk isnt that bad. lots of residental buildings. so if you are concerned about the area i suggest walk up through lexington since park ave can seen so solitary.
what will happen happen if you get approved sign the lease and later on in the year you get a promotion and your salary exceeds the requirement or you decided to get married. will you bee kicked out?
Oh ok cool. Whelp I too am playing the waiting game. I have a few things occupying my time next week so by the time I remember I'm waiting for them hopefully I'll have an answer
From what I have read, if you get a promotion, get married or you get a job change and salary increases, your rent increase very little. And I mean little. I know someone, the person who introduced me to lottery apartments, who got married to someone who currently lives in an apartment. Problem was he mad 120k a year. They were worried until they submitted their paperwork at end of year to renew lease and guess what, their rent went up 45 bucks! She lives in a one bedroom and was paying 975...now they pay 1010...how crazy is that?!?
But Yea, you don't get kicked out they can't do that. You just get evaluated every year.
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