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One bedroom (to convert into a 2bedroom) apartment from $3,500-$4,000. Ideally this apartment will have midtown views from the bedroom and have a rooftop deck that offer lovely views too.
Possible with this budget?
Why don't you save that money, live cheap until you can buy real estate?
Right now, it isn't the nicest neighborhood..at all.
Hell's Kitchen would probably be your best bet. Other neighborhoods w/ what you are looking for are way above your price range.
It's a good idea to buy in areas before they are the nicest neighborhoods. You get a big return on your investment. The construction will be over in a few years and property values will be higher as more amenities open up.
If you wait until the neighborhood is entirely gentrified, your returns are much smaller.
NJ side has a better view of NYC than living in NYC.
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