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poetcomic1 — 10 years ago(January 23, 2016 04:33 PM)

(If it weren't for the maniac) that apartment is everything I remember good about my Manhattan in the 70's.

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Amazing how times change! Used to be that the people working in those office buildings could also afford to live in the city. Not anymore.
That same apartment you paid $135 a month for in the 70's would probably sell for $1.35 million today!
The bad news is you have houseguests. There is no good news.

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I had an apartment on the Lower East side in the 70's about like that and it was $135 a month rent.

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I'm sure it would cost a fortune today. But I agree with you.I loved the cozy, bohemian style and the sky-light.
The bad news is you have houseguests. There is no good news.

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