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I live about 10 minutes south of downtown Birmingham and pay $1,085 a month for a one bedroom
In north Florida they go for around $800. I have a 3 bedroom for $1400. But you would have to tripple those prices in south Florida.
Between Aug 2017 and January 2023, I paid $1600 for a 1BR in Central Harlem (Manhattan). My salary went from $67k to $130k over that time; so I had an extremely good deal by the end of it. I currently a split $2400 mortgage and maintenance with my fiancée in Jackson Heights (Queens).
Right now I’m paying $1175, but next month it’s going up to $1250. Still an absolute BARGAIN for Portland though. I moved into this place at just the right time a few years before the pandemic so I avoided the crazy rent increases.
I live in Metro Detroit (Michigan) and I pay about $950 for a one bedroom apt.
$1450 and I don’t have a dishwasher or modern heating.
$1800 Pasadena, CA (outside of LA, nice neighborhood). It’s not considered an expensive apt by any means.
$2400 for 650sqft in a newish luxury building in DC
$950 Vermont
1300 in NC. All utilities included though.
$1650 in north Texas. The same apartment was $1250 two years ago
Southern California. 1BR $1300
$600/month in Maine (economically sized)
Includes water and plowing
Excludes internet, electric and heat
We’re a bit past $1300 right now in Carmel, Indiana. 1br/900 feet with a balcony facing the nearby residential neighborhood. Even though its a suburb, we’re in the downtown area and we definitely get charged the downtown premium.
But I wouldn’t want to live anywhere else here. The few neighborhoods Indy has that meets what downtown Carmel has are way more expensive.
I had a (shitty) studio in college and only paid 250 a month for (over a decade ago). I looked it up on Zillow and it’s 450 a month now. 225 Sq ft
I paid $2500 for a shitty studio in a HCOL city and now pay $1800 for a luxury studio that is better in every single way (by a *lot*) in a large but comparatively LCOL city.
$1700, just outside of Boston.
I had a studio in ny for about $1300 a month. Currently living in a 2 bed in Little Rock, Arkansas for $650 a month
$810 for a 1bd in Milwaukee
Too damn much
In a place without enough housing
$1800 for a spacious one-bedroom, New York.
$2700 for a one-bedroom in Oakland, CA. It is a quite large 1-bed at about 1,000 sq ft, in a good location with a sweet view and garage spot though.