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15 Sutton Pl

135 E 63rd St

120 E 75th St

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145 E 76th St

125 E 64th St

512 E 81st St

127 E 64th St

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1059 First Ave

210 E 60th St

242 E 80th St

629 Park Ave

1538-1540 Second Ave

631 Park Ave

785 Park Ave

635 Park Ave

805-807 Lexington Ave

354 E 81st St

3 Sutton Pl

The Remi

4 Sutton Plz

119 E 64th St

803 Lexington Ave

The Collection at 441 East 57th Street

1374 Third Ave

447 E 57th St

117 E 64th St

136 E 76th St

170 E 78th St

206 E 60th St

346 E 58th St

411 E 57th St

164 E 61st St

435 E 57th St

700 Park Ave

1544-1554 Second Ave

810 Lexington Ave

153-157 E 61st St

217 E 59th St

1378 Third Ave

1542 Second Ave

227-231 E 59th St

511 E 81st St

40 East End Ave

120-122 E 64th St
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Renting with Roommates: Realistic Expectations for Shared Lease
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Given the high costs for housing, I have found that many people are looking for a roommate to share expenses. These arrangements can increase opportunities for more desirable and larger spaces.