My rent-stabilized NYC apartment doesn't even have a bathroom sink, but I can never leave the 380-square-foot gem
Business Insider · 40 days ago
I feel lucky to have grown up in the West Village, living in a rent-stabilized apartment that feels like a New York City gem despite its many drawbacks. Isis O'Flynn-Shahaf I live in a rent-stabilized one-bedroom apartment in the West Village that's about $2,000 a month. It's small, with no…
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