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Ralphy Rosado
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Ralphy Rosado
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what rents can u get with a single family and multi family house in the 19th ward location

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depends on exact location, condition, sq footage, and number of baths / beds.

Generally speaking for the more defered stock which is typical in that area ~900 for three bed 1 bath apartment. 600 - 700 for a 2/1 apartment. 925 and up for a 3 bed house.  1100 and up for a 4 bed sf.  Better location & condition means higher rents.  There are high rents in Sibley track which is 19th.  

I'm talking specifically 19th, not blurred borders.  

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