Hi there - likely you will be better off in resale with the one bedroom. Bedroom count, like bathroom count matters.

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Hey chweey

Though this isn't a hard and fast rule for "How much more is a true one bedroom vs converted studio." The reality is the following.

A one bedroom needs to have a window to the outside and a door to be considered a true one bedroom!

In some cases the owner/ realtor etc etc will represent a property as "one bedroom" to capture more exposure on marketing.. Yet the property is really a "studio"

Here is the final answer:

One bedroom over a Studio ? Really depends on the aquisition price of the unit!

if you getting a great deal on the Studio .. great buy the studio!

Perfect example of this situatuion are the 1500 Washington and 1500 Hudson St buildings in Hoboken, NJ...my group and I have one of the Studio/ One bedrooms in contract for Sale. These units are 800 SQF no wall or door .. Though they are great layouts.. they are still considered Studio's !

In short.. the numbers don't lie..

If you need help in determining "at what price is a great deal..?"

Call me Immediately at 201-427-1032 more than happy to help you in making the right decision!

Good Luck,

Sean T Shallis

Sean T. Shallis
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Senior Real Estate Strategist
Weichert Realtors and The Shallis Group
1 Newark St, Hoboken, N.J. 07030
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