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Gear up for your first NYC rental, how to decorate 400 square feet, and more

By Leigh Kamping-Carder | April 10, 2014 - 10:59AM 

This is what you're up against: 30 percent of buyers in brownstone Brooklyn make $300,000 a year (DNAinfo)

Get inspired by eight gorgeous apartments under 400 square feet (Apartment Therapy)

Gearing up to rent this summer? 10 tips for first-timers (DNAinfo; previously)

And despite pricey rents, NYC is one of the best cities for college grads, study says (NYDN)

Don't get caught moving next door to a subpar bodega (Thrillist)

Redo your bathroom floor for pennies (pun intended) (Curbed NY)

 

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