Sentence examples for cheap loft from inspiring English sources
In the seventies, young musicians enthralled by the new, collaborative possibilities of "free jazz" and avant-garde experimentation began moving to New York, where rents were cheap, loft spaces abundant, and zoning codes rarely enforced.
Last Sunday, the word went out: there were bargain two-bedrooms on the Upper West Side, a cheap loft in TriBeCa ($850,000) and a killer one-bedroom on West End Avenue ($259,000).
So she rented a cheap loft in Williamsburg, complete with a view of Manhattan, and started hosting informal "Circus Sundays".
She eventually found a cheap loft in downtown Manhattan at 112 Chambers Street that she used as a studio and living space.
She met Cage through Ichiyanagi Toshi in Cage's legendary composition class at the New School for Social Research, and in the summer of 1960, she found a cheap loft in downtown Manhattan at 112 Chambers Street and allowed composer La Monte Young to organize concerts in the loft with her, with people like Marcel Duchamp and Peggy Guggenheim attending.
Young German men flocked here to avoid the West German draft, artists came for the cheap lofts and foreigners found a haven in the most tolerant of German cities.
The cheapest loft unit would go for about $2,500 a month, Mr. Ehrmann said.
It's still the cheapest lofts around because it's so badly managed," Mr. Smothers said.
Currently, the area is attracting a different type of ?gr?artists priced out of Williamsburg in search of cheaper lofts, which they have discovered along Ridgewood's gritty edges.
I lived that first year in a cheap, unheated loft on Water Street, literally in the shadow of the Brooklyn Bridge, with my friends Francis O'Shea and Darrah Cloud.
