Unlikely NYC Setup: A 22-Year-Old Shares a 70-Year-Old's Space to Start a New City Life

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A 22-year-old who just moved to New York for a medical-sales job rents a room in a three-bedroom apartment from a 70-year-old woman for about $1,900 a month (before utilities). The nontraditional arrangement provides stability while he apartments-hunt, and he eventually moves to the East Village with roommates for around $1,975, illustrating how NYC’s brutal rental market pushes newcomers toward flexible, interim setups and cross-generational living that can still feel like home.
I moved to NYC at 22 and found the perfect roommate. She was 70. businessinsider.com
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