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310 Lexington Ave

8 Bethune St

681 Greenwich St

79 Chrystie St

340 W 19th St

The Morgan Park

345 W 16th St

105 E 37th St

29 Essex St

244-252 W 27th St

326 W 22nd St

67 Eldridge St

331 W 20th St

321 W 22nd St

78 Grand St

327 West 12th Street

107-109 Hester St

347 W Broadway

81-83 Hester St

643 Hudson St

333 W 20th St

127 Mott St

587 Third Avenue

322-324 W 23rd St

136 E 38th St

50 Park Ave

754 Greenwich St

94 Bowery

41 Orchard St

14-18 Crosby St

The Morgan Lofts Condominiums

325 W 21st St

343 W 19th St

35 Mercer St

36 W 35 St

335 W 20th St

349 W 17th St

22 Watts St

801-803 Greenwich St

55 Park Ave

744 Greenwich St

525-527 Broome St
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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.