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08-03-2005, 06:50 PM
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Re: New Yorkers, where would you live in NYC for $3k/mo?
I am in shock about the amount of money you guys are talking about spending on an apartment. How can anyone afford that kind of cash. My mortgage on this 4 bedroom - 2 1/2 bath - 2 car garage on almost 1 acre is only $1100. Of course I dont live in NYC.
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#62
08-03-2005, 06:55 PM
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Re: New Yorkers, where would you live in NYC for $3k/mo?
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I am in shock about the amount of money you guys are talking about spending on an apartment. How can anyone afford that kind of cash. My mortgage on this 4 bedroom - 2 1/2 bath - 2 car garage on almost 1 acre is only $1100. Of course I don't live in NYC. [/ QUOTE ] We make more $$$ than you guys who live in other states, thats the only way it could be possible. Luckily I think it almost all evens out in the end. TT [img]/images/graemlins/club.gif[/img]
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#63
08-03-2005, 07:05 PM
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Re: New Yorkers, where would you live in NYC for $3k/mo?
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I like Sushi Samba a lot, so W 4th is good. I think around there or around Union Square are prob the places. Maybe Tribeca. [/ QUOTE ] Slightly off the topic of the thread, but other places you might want to try for Sushi are Blue Ribbon Sushi and Omen for their Sashimi - both in Soho. There is a place in the village, can't remember the name, but it's on Thompson I think, that is really, really popular with lines going down the street to get in, but I have been disappointed everytime I have been there. Also, not a sushi place, but the original Blue Ribbon (down the street from Blue Ribbon Sushi, has great food and is also a great late night spot as they serve until 4 am I think. Nigel
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#64
08-03-2005, 08:00 PM
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Re: New Yorkers, where would you live in NYC for $3k/mo?
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[ QUOTE ] I like Sushi Samba a lot, so W 4th is good. I think around there or around Union Square are prob the places. Maybe Tribeca. [/ QUOTE ] Slightly off the topic of the thread, but other places you might want to try for Sushi are Blue Ribbon Sushi and Omen for their Sashimi - both in Soho. There is a place in the village, can't remember the name, but it's on Thompson I think, that is really, really popular with lines going down the street to get in, but I have been disappointed everytime I have been there. Also, not a sushi place, but the original Blue Ribbon (down the street from Blue Ribbon Sushi, has great food and is also a great late night spot as they serve until 4 am I think. Nigel [/ QUOTE ] Tomoe is probably the other place you're thinking of. I've been to Blue Ribbon Sushi a lot. It's good, but damn expensive if I recall. I'll check out this Omen place.
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#65
08-03-2005, 08:34 PM
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Re: New Yorkers, where would you live in NYC for $3k/mo?
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[ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] I like Sushi Samba a lot, so W 4th is good. I think around there or around Union Square are prob the places. Maybe Tribeca. [/ QUOTE ] Slightly off the topic of the thread, but other places you might want to try for Sushi are Blue Ribbon Sushi and Omen for their Sashimi - both in Soho. There is a place in the village, can't remember the name, but it's on Thompson I think, that is really, really popular with lines going down the street to get in, but I have been disappointed everytime I have been there. Also, not a sushi place, but the original Blue Ribbon (down the street from Blue Ribbon Sushi, has great food and is also a great late night spot as they serve until 4 am I think. Nigel [/ QUOTE ] Tomoe is probably the other place you're thinking of. I've been to Blue Ribbon Sushi a lot. It's good, but damn expensive if I recall. I'll check out this Omen place. [/ QUOTE ] Omen is more expensive than Blue Ribbon, thats where the fashion industry big wigs all go for dinner. TT [img]/images/graemlins/club.gif[/img]
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#66
08-04-2005, 12:10 AM
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Re: New Yorkers, where would you live in NYC for $3k/mo?
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[ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] I like Sushi Samba a lot, so W 4th is good. I think around there or around Union Square are prob the places. Maybe Tribeca. [/ QUOTE ] Slightly off the topic of the thread, but other places you might want to try for Sushi are Blue Ribbon Sushi and Omen for their Sashimi - both in Soho. There is a place in the village, can't remember the name, but it's on Thompson I think, that is really, really popular with lines going down the street to get in, but I have been disappointed everytime I have been there. Also, not a sushi place, but the original Blue Ribbon (down the street from Blue Ribbon Sushi, has great food and is also a great late night spot as they serve until 4 am I think. Nigel [/ QUOTE ] Tomoe is probably the other place you're thinking of. I've been to Blue Ribbon Sushi a lot. It's good, but damn expensive if I recall. I'll check out this Omen place. [/ QUOTE ] Omen is more expensive than Blue Ribbon, thats where the fashion industry big wigs all go for dinner. TT [img]/images/graemlins/club.gif[/img] [/ QUOTE ] F that then, I'll just save my money for Masa. Oh wait, I forgot, IndieFatty is taking me to Masa!
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#67
08-04-2005, 04:36 AM
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Re: New Yorkers, where would you live in NYC for $3k/mo?
I cant imagine paying 3k+ a month for an apartment. But then again, im poor.
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#70
08-04-2005, 09:15 AM
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Re: New Yorkers, where would you live in NYC for $3k/mo?
Sumo Sushi on 8th between `14th and 15th has some great sushi. Also the plum wine is great.
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