Some cool real estate apartments images:
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Image by Tricia Wang 王圣捷
wuhan china
Hammock over Traffic
Image by swanksalot
Not quite a glass ceiling, but rather a glass floor.
companion photo to this shot
www.flickr.com/photos/swanksalot/829674186/
and this shot
Beautiful property located in Punta Pacifica, Ocean Park Tower, next to the soon to be built Trump Ocean Club Hotel and Casino, this 280 sq meter (3000 sq ft) apartment with all the modern luxury finishes towers above millionaire mansions and neighbors some of the best hi rise condos in Panama including Aquamare, Aqualina, Bellagio, Venetian Tower, Pacific Point and many others. this 3 bedroom 3.5 bath apartment with marble floors and additional maids room and bathroom is spectacular. panama-experts.com
A few nice real estate apartments images I found:
Oooooh, SHOWER!
Image by paige worthy
Dining room
Image by paige worthy
John in the kitchen
Image by paige worthy
(where he belongs)
Question by Jesse M: Finding a good apartment “affordably” in New York City: What are the new secrets?
Here’s the thing. I’ve spent literally hours with the Times and The Daily News real estate sections online. I have run every scenario imaginable in both rentals and sales and the results are abysmally depressing…and I’m not just talking about the city. When I moved the search into Jersey and CT, things improved, but not enough to justify the commute. It seems like the right combination of decent neighborhood, convenience, large enough apartment/house/whatever (I have a family), well-kept, and BROADLY AFFORDABLE (I hope you know what I mean by this) just seems not to exist.
I am beginning to get the distinct impression that as I’ve moved into middle age, I’m behind the curve somehow, and there is a new way this is done that I am just not in the know about. Craigslist is not a good answer as it’s full of more scams than real apartments and it’s almost impossible without clicking on every listing to separate actual unfurnished rentals from shares. Nofeerentalbyowner.com is a very good site but they have no pictures so there is no way to judge if the units are really worth the good prices at which they rent them. I’ve heard a few people, most on sitcoms and such making the claim questionable, claim that the obits are a good place to look, but I’ve never seen one actually list the address of the deceased (can you imagine?:
Mr. Peters leaves behind a wife, four children, and a 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom, pre-war second story walk-up in Park Slope which rents for approximately $ 1450 per month. For information please go to (&)* 7th Avenue and ask for Vito).
Someone tell me something really innovative, a very well-kept secret, that others know and I don’t. This cannot really be the market.
Thanks.
Can you recommend one?
Best answer:
Answer by kadel
You have to go through a rental real estate office and look at lots and lots of apartments. You are going to have to pay a fee, but that’s the way you find an apartment.
What do you think? Answer below!
A few nice real estate apartments images I found:
Stylish Apartment Complex
Image by RambergMediaImages
Stylish Apartment Complex with a large garden – rambergmedia.com/
Closet, bedroom 2
Image by paige worthy
Bedroom 1
Image by paige worthy
