Virginia K. Smith

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The polite way to deal with divorce in a co-op (NYT)

Why you should take dramatic housing reports with a large grain of salt (Bloomberg)

While I've only had to move three times in the half decade I've lived in New York, one of said moves was to a large, four-person apartment full of people in their early 20s, and as such, I've had a revolving door of roommates. Ten of them, give or take an extra person who crashed in our Bushwick basement for a few months.

If you've got $4,500 a month to spend on rent you've got quite a few options in NYC, ranging from luxury one-bedrooms (and bachelor pads) to uptown roommate shares to outer-borough family affairs. As such, we've rounded up apartments currently on the market in your price range in Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, and the Bronx.