I work in live events doing audio video and lighting. 

I charge $175 per night for my studio uni in July and $65 in November.

In 2002 I intentionally purchased a two bedroom condo instead of a studio or one bedroom, because it made so much more financial sense to have a roommate to help with the payments.In 2005, while the condo market was still booming in Portland I sold the condo and invested the profits into four bedroom house.

Not to mention we share what is a comparison to a studio apartment together, so having my own room and sharing a main living area really is not a concern to me, seeing as how I have been sharing a room with someone for quite some time, sometimes even two people.

c'mon, the nicest renovated 2 beds in NB go around 1600/ mo, I've never heard of an NYC studio that cheap in my life.

I was told I could fix it up into a studio apartment because the only way to get in the basement is from outside anyway, if doesn't attach to the other units. 

She is listening to podcasts and audio books about real estate nearly every day now.

We have about 85 doors ranging from urban studios to beachfront mansions. 

At the back of the unit is a studio apartment, that a previous owner must have converted (probably at the weekend) from two one-car garages.

I want to live in Miami Beach, and I'm looking at studio condos.