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Proud Of Your NYC Apartment? We Want To See It!
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Jen Carlson
Published Feb 15, 2012
Modified Feb 15, 2012
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Are you living the prefabulous life in the city? We want to see.
Real estate envy is alive and well in New York City, and we love to get peeks inside of people's living spaces. We've looked at apartments from 1978 and even from television shows, but now we want to look at your apartment, preferably if it's a particularly unique one.
So, whether you're living in a 78-square-foot apartment, or a rooftop beachhouse, or the Royal Tenenbaum home, or a cottage on the roof of the Hotel Chelsea, or a hidden Hell's Kitchen gem, or a pink brownstone, or any unique or unusual or sweet space, we want to see it.
So are you proud of your place? Send us your photos and some details about your home, and we'll kick off this series later this month.
NOTE: Please send small files, preferable a max of 640 pixels wide, and under 100K. Or better yet, a link to your photos.
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Jen Carlson
Jen Carlson is a former WNYC and Gothamist editor.
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