Lisa Papandrea recently renewed a lease on the two-bedroom apartment she shares with three roommates over Curry in a Hurry on Lexington Avenue at 28th Street.
The week after the concert she signed a lease on a one-bedroom apartment on the East Side.
The couple signed a lease on a one-bedroom for $2,445.
The couple looked for a rental in the Village, but Ms. Crane said nothing was affordable, so they signed a lease on a two-bedroom on Fulton Street.
She signed a lease on a two-bedroom apartment for 200 euros, or about $255, a month, just a fraction of what it would cost her in Madrid.
Only five months after returning to Brooklyn, in April 2011, they signed a lease on a two-bedroom apartment in Bushwick, where they're prone to impromptu dancing in the kitchen and marathon brainstorming sessions for new theater projects.
QLast year, I took over a lease on an unregulated three-bedroom apartment along with two other people.
During the wait for the closing, Dr. Kulla had to extend the lease on the one-bedroom, for which the rent rose to $2,850.
Afterward Dr. Kulla, who comes from Poughkeepsie, took over a short lease on a one-bedroom on East 29th Street for $2,750 a month.
Often, when you sign a lease on an apartment, you need more paperwork than just the lease itself.
But the glorifying mythologies of ownership continue unabated within reality television's real-estate universe, which, even as it has accounted for new economic truths, makes little effort to mine the drama in a reluctant downsizer's search for a two-year lease on a one-bedroom apartment.
