I heard that they are renting really low prices to compensate for the ecomony...any ideas of the rates'

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From: Anonymous	Date: 03/20/2009
I've heard they are between $3400 and $3500. If you are new to the building, know they charge insane amounts of money for the energy - especially during the winter for some reason (heating). We had a $500 bill in January.
From: Anonymous	Date: 03/20/2009
wow...that is huge and completely not what they tell you when you call and ask...I think deals are done for less than that and they don't tell you.
From: Anonymous	Date: 03/20/2009
2-bedroom apts go for $3500. Doubt you get 3-beds for that price. If you call the rental office - ---- will tell you Gateway is full (except 40% of Wall Street workers have been laid off and there are a few empty apartments on every floor). Agree on energy. Gateway makes a lot of money from energy bills. Scam.
From: ninemonths	Date: 03/27/2009
We just moved into a renovated (kitchen, floors) one-bedroom on a high floor with a fabulous view for just under $3,000. Saw some other renovated one-bedrooms without view in the $2,500-$2,600 range. We moved from an unrenovated, no view 2-bedroom, 2-bath at Gateway. They offered to hold our rent at its currnet level, just under $4,000. We said we'd stay if they cut the rent by $1,000. They counter-offered with a $500 rent cut. Hope that helps you put it in the ball park. A Gateway neighbor who wants to down-sized to a one-bedroom said they're offering two months free rent to newcomers. Finally, as noted above, the utility costs in the winter are insane.

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