Where to live in NYC for ~$4,000 a month ($2000 a person)
Anywhere but FiDi.
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Literally so many places. Midtown East has the most young people.
streeteasy.com nakedapartments.com
You couldn't give us anymore information than that?
I figured the less info I gave, the bigger variety of neigborhood suggestions I'd get.
http://streeteasy.com/building/the-metropolis/27e
this looks promising, assuming you can convert it to a 2br. Although the close proximity to Grand central could be troubling.
In that case, Astoria Queens, Bensonhurt in Brooklyn, Mott Haven in The Bronx, Tompkinsville on Staten Island, Inwood in Manhattan....
These are all places that you could live for 4,000 a month!
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