Reply to "Farewell Charming Old New York: Part 2"

Luxury LexSage

Of late I've become resigned to the notion that I'll be renting for the rest of my life, or at least as long as I remain in this stinking town. Owning an NYC condo seems as remote a possibility at this point as skyrocketing to Andromeda, even as I continue to squirrel money away for a future downpayment/mortgage. At times the possibility of buying a little house somewhere with a pool in the backyard has tempted me, but I'll probably remain a slave of New York till the Grim Reaper comes, ever-aspiring to that loft with the exposed brick and wood-burning fireplace. (maybe ... if my novel sells ... well whatever)

This town is so obscenely expensive, it's the new Hong Kong.

4/16/0512:29 AM

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