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The report compared rental prices with median entry level salaries for a variety of jobs.
The report compared rental prices with median entry level salaries for a variety of jobs.
StreetEasy has compiled a list of the best neighborhoods for recent college grads by taking a peek at their own data and the New York State Department of Labor’s income statistics to find that Bushwick is the second best/most affordable neighborhood for college graduates.
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