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As the title says, I'm looking for a three bedroom apartment in Brooklyn and my maximum budget is $2000 dollars. I've done some searching online, and spent the day walking around Brooklyn. A lot of the available places seem to be in Crown Heights, Bushwick, etc. None of what I saw was very appealing.
I'm just looking for something affordable, in a relatively nice/safe area, with decent public transport nearby, and ideally some shops and restaurants. Where should I be looking? What are some good websites that have apartment listings? Thanks for the help.
In Brooklyn, a decent neighborhood to check would be Bay Ridge. It can be a hike to get to Manhattan, but offers a good neighborhood and you should be able to find rents at, or under $2k, since the area has many multi-family homes, which tend to rent for less than larger buildings. It's not mere minutes from Manhattan like Brooklyn Heights, but is worth checking out if you want Brooklyn.
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In Brooklyn, a decent neighborhood to check would be Bay Ridge. It can be a hike to get to Manhattan, but offers a good neighborhood and you should be able to find rents at, or under $2k, since the area has many multi-family homes, which tend to rent for less than larger buildings. It's not mere minutes from Manhattan like Brooklyn Heights, but is worth checking out if you want Brooklyn.
What are we talking as far as a commute time to manhattan? How are the bars/restaurants/shops down there?
What are we talking as far as a commute time to manhattan? How are the bars/restaurants/shops down there?
Lower Manhattan about 35-45 minutes or so, and probably 45-60 minutes to Midtown, using the subway.
It's a typical New York neighborhood, so it has a selection of local restaurants and shops, not too bad insofar as conveniences and shops. You would find everything from a bagel shop to sporting goods, etc.
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Sorry to say but you not going to find anything appealing at 2K or under in NYC.
A 3BR at 2k or under almost impossible to find in my opinion. It’s hard enough to find a place with 2BR at 2k.
Unless you have roommates and can split a 4-5k apartment 3 ways.
Sorry to say but you not going to find anything appealing at 2K or under in NYC.
A 3BR at 2k or under almost impossible to find in my opinion. It’s hard enough to find a place with 2BR at 2k.
Unless you have roommates and can split a 4-5k apartment 3 ways.
You are right, now you can't find it but the question was posted in 2011 I'm surprised the thread wasn't already closed
A three bedroom for $2,000?....................Trust me.
Any realtor would have already passed that info to a family member or friend.
Such apartments can only be gotten by word of mouth.................Shhhhhhhhhhhh.
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