The 234 Apartment

Welcome to Curbed Comparisons , a column that explores what one can rent or buy for a set dollar amount in various cities across the U.S. In our recurring exploration of what the real estate market looks like in various major U.S. cities, we’ve already looked at what kind of home you can get for $250,000, $500,000, and $1 million. Now it’s time to turn our attention to rentals, starting with a middle-of-the-road rent of $1,500 a month. As you’ll see in the listings spotlighted below, $1,500 a month should be able to rent at least a comfortable one-bedroom in most cities. But of course, the inventory reduces to studios of various styles and conditions in both the notoriously expensive cities like New York and San Francisco, as well as increasingly in-demand places like Portland, Oregon. Take a closer look. Atlanta, GA 3 beds, 2 baths, 1,404 sq.ft. — Cute as a button, this petite house in Atlanta’s historic West End neighborhood comes newly renovated with hardwood floors , tiled bat...

1. Breck and Linda’s 1910 home The house is located in Downtown Lexington. It is a prime location where you can access restaurants, pubs and bars, University of Kentucky, Transylvania University, Legacy Trails and much more! You’ll also find that Breck and Linda are very helpful and will give you proper directions to anyplace you want to visit. The 2 bedrooms and 1 bathroom are on the second floor to which the guests have complete access. You can also use the kitchen if you want to cook your own food. Breck and Linda also offers their basement which has a bar and a TV. You can also enjoy their covered patio which has a grill and a fireplace. All the basic amenities are provided by the hosts and checking in is a smooth procedure. Breck and Linda are very friendly and enjoy interacting with people. They also have 2 cute dogs who are just as hospitable as their adoptive family! Breck and Linda’s 1910 home Price : from 45 USD Number of Guests : 4 Book Now See similar vacation rentals in ...

House-hunters are increasingly “wedging” Melbourne’s inner suburban real estate market by targeting a small number of quality homes while ignoring comparable properties , real estate agents say. The weekend auction market saw above- market prices paid for some well-located homes but comparable, if slightly inferior properties tended to underperform. The trend to highly divisive auction results for similar properties was demonstrated by two auctions in Fitzroy held an hour apart on Saturday. 80 Gore Street, Fitzroy, passed in at auction on the weekend. At one sale, four buyers fought hard for an unusually wide terrace house at 124 Victoria Street. Quoted by Nelson Alexander at $1.85 million to $2 million, the three- bedroom corner property , which has a renovated rear stables as a separate retreat, instantly attracted a $1.85 million offer from a buyers’ advocate representing a local family. The price rocketed to an on-the-market $2,040,000 and kept going until the house was s...

A search warrent executed Tuesday afternoon by the Jamestown Police SWAT Team resulted in the apprehension of five suspects involved in the sale and trafficking of crystal methamphetamine. The investigation, led by the Jamestown Metro Drug Task Force and NYSP CNET, targeted a basement apartment located at 20 Bush St. Upon entry, multiple individuals were found inside the apartment including two small children. One subject, later identified as Delbert Clark, 50, fled the residence and was apprehended several blocks away following a foot chase. Clark was in possession of a small quantity of crystal methamphetamine and a Co2 pistol. Clark was charged with obstructing governmental administration and seventh- degree criminal possession of a controlled substance. Four additional residents were charged, including: Jeffrey Rigerman, 33, two counts of endangering the welfare of a child, seventh- degree criminal possession of a controlled substance and criminal use of drug para...

Hospice Cottage Inc. of Worthington hosted its first-ever open house and ice cream event . The facility's walking trail, including a contemplative seating area complete with a gas fireplace, was highlighted at the event. Paul Langseth, Worthington, received the Citizenship Award from the Minnesota-Dakotas District of Kiwanis International at the organization's recent annual convention in Fergus Falls. Langseth was recognized for his efforts in rescuing a driver from a flaming crash on Minnesota 60 near Heron Lake on Aug. 31, 2015. The Pipestone Civil War Days took place, with re-enactments and a wide variety of historical programs and artifacts included in the festivities. Tina Schlichte, a cosmetologist with 12 years' experience, opened Primp Salon in downtown Worthington. Adam Nichols, D.P.M., was the first podiatrist to join the team of Sanford Worthington Orthopedics and Sports Medicine Clinic and recently began seeing patients in Worthington. Five years ago Wort...

The following items were taken from the Park Ridge Police Department bulletin . An arrest does not constitute a finding of guilt. Theft •Jasen M. Quinn, 34, of the 1700 block of Pavilion Way, Park Ridge, was charged with retail theft on Aug. 9, police said. According to police, security at Mariano's, 1900 S. Cumberland Ave., recognized Quinn as the suspect in a retail theft that occurred two days earlier. Police said the store reported that $620 worth of merchandise was stolen in that incident. Quinn was given a Sept. 20 court date. •Keith Menke, 44, of the 1700 block of North Kedvale, Chicago, was charged with retail theft on Aug. 12 after police said he was accused of stealing $202 worth of baby formula from Mariano's, 1900 S. Cumberland Ave. He was given a Sept. 19 court date. DUI •Donald P. Ericksen, 34, of the 2000 block of Glenview Avenue, Park Ridge, was charged with driving under the influence on Aug. 7, police said. He was taken into custody on the 700 block of Hamlin ...