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Can you guess the asking price of this tiny apartment?

By Amy Plitt
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A studio apartment with built-in bookshelves, two windows, a beige couch, and a white coffee table with black legs. Kenneth Chen/Evan Joseph, Courtesy of Compass

Pricespotter is Curbed’s pricing guessing game. How much do you think this place is asking? Drop your guess in the comments, and remember, no cheating!

What/Where: co-op studio in the East Village

Square Footage: Around 300

Maintenance/Common Charges: $666.60

This is not a large studio; it’s about 300 square feet, including the bathroom. But the single room is laid out in such a way that it could conceivably fit a bed and a couch, and there are two large closets, which alleviates one of the biggest studio apartment problems—a lack of storage space.

The kitchen is designed to maximize space, with plenty of cabinets and overhead storage. The bathroom has a tub and a small vanity, as well as its own window.

Location-wise, the apartment is located in a building that’s smack in the middle of Alphabet City. Tompkins Square Park is at the end of the block, and while it’s a bit of a hike to the nearest subway—the L at First Avenue—there’s plenty of restaurants and nightlife nearby.

Knowing all that, how much do you think this studio is asking?

A bathroom with white tile walls, two windows, a white bathtub, and a small white vanity with a sink and storage.
A kitchen is arranged in a corner, with cabinets that are painted blue, a white four-burner stove, and a white refrigerator. There is a window and wooden floors.
A studio apartment with a kitchen in one corner, and a living room arranged in the other. The kitchen has blue cabinets, a white stove,a nd a white refrigerator. The apartment has wood floors. The living room has a beige couch, two windows, and a white co

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