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Signed lease today. Was lucky to get an M unit studio otherwise not sure if I would've signed.
Was it the last one available? I was just approved by HDC for an band 5 studio and I would love one with a city view like the M layout, did you see other units? What was available?
I'm shaking I'm so thrilled.
EDIT: When you sign the lease, what payment did you need to bring? I would love to know if you do deposit at lease signing. I suppose if you got an M unit I probably won't, but I'm still keeping fingers crossed.
Are the move in dates still really strict?
What is the amenities price at Band 5?
Last edited by newyorkstucco; 05-05-2017 at 03:39 PM..
Reason: More questions for adi_k
been a while.. move in next week .. was a grueling process but hopefully its worth it? .. question for anyone living there already..what is that electric bill like?
Was it the last one available? I was just approved by HDC for an band 5 studio and I would love one with a city view like the M layout, did you see other units? What was available?
I'm shaking I'm so thrilled.
EDIT: When you sign the lease, what payment did you need to bring? I would love to know if you do deposit at lease signing. I suppose if you got an M unit I probably won't, but I'm still keeping fingers crossed.
Are the move in dates still really strict?
What is the amenities price at Band 5?
Hey sent you a DM with some thoughts. Tbh the small studios are eh, the corner studio is the only studio that I was shown that I'd consider. I saw the P and R units. The R is bigger but feels sad. The R is very small but the two windows are awesome - but its still freaking small.
Band 5 amenities is $56/month.
Lease is one month + one month security. So two months cost. $1996*2
Where does it say 1 bedroom on your letter? I keep getting letters (2) and emails (2) but I don't want to go for an interview (collect paperwork) for a studio. I don't see any information about the apartment options on the communications I've received.
Where does it say 1 bedroom on your letter? I keep getting letters (2) and emails (2) but I don't want to go for an interview (collect paperwork) for a studio. I don't see any information about the apartment options on the communications I've received.
I said these same while I was getting my paperwork prepared this weekend - why am I going through this for a studio? A lottery apartment would be my last apartment which I want to stay in for the next 35 years...I CANNOT stay in a studio for the next 35 years.
I said these same while I was getting my paperwork prepared this weekend - why am I going through this for a studio? A lottery apartment would be my last apartment which I want to stay in for the next 35 years...I CANNOT stay in a studio for the next 35 years.
I feel the same way. I entered hoping for a one bedroom at 535 Carlton. I toured a studio and it was just a sad little studio. I don't know what I'll end up doing if the city approves me.
I saw a K unit and N unit, one on 19 and one on 20.
The K unit had an unbelievable view, peeking out right above the barclay center into manhattan. The N unit felt larger with a south facing view. The woman showing said both were around 530 square feet. Most units I saw online were in fact much larger. It seems the affordable units are smaller as well, go figure.
Thanks.. yea I was shown 2 K units. The views were very nice, but idk how I feel about the amount of living space for $2k a month. I know it's a pretty damn good deal considering the location + luxury style building but I'm still iffy.
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