When you know you'll live in the city for another 10 years, and can afford the $1.5 million (at the low end) it will cost you.Anonymous User wrote:When should we consider buying, instead of renting (in NYC)?Anonymous User wrote:Think about 2-3k is conventional wisdom for the nice places in Manhattan or BrooklynAnonymous User wrote:What about NYC?
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Re: biglaw how much to spend on rent
conventional wisdom says 25% of pre-tax salary as a ceiling (~3300/month). seems reasonable.
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