| Musical set in Alphabet City | 28 |
| Monthly rehearsal space bill | 28 |
| Monthly outlay, for some | 24 |
| Monthly expense, often | 22 |
| Monthly expenditure for many | 28 |
| Monopoly card statistic | 23 |
| Mod "La Boheme" | 25 |
| Living expense, for some | 24 |
| Living expense, for many | 24 |
| Lessor's responsibility | 27 |
| Lessee's responsibility | 27 |
| Having a gaping hole, say | 25 |
| First-of-the-month payment | 26 |
| Dollars paid for quarters | 25 |
| Budget allocation for many | 26 |
| Broadway staple until 2008 | 26 |
| Apartment payment, often | 24 |
| A monthly payment, usually | 26 |
| 12 times-a-year payment | 23 |
| $2 to $2,000, in Monopoly | 25 |
| "Will I?" musical | 27 |
| "Today 4 U" musical | 29 |
| Designer Oscar de la ___ | 24 |
| Fashion's Oscar de la ___ | 29 |
| Part of a big name in fashion | 29 |
| Fashion's Oscar de la __ | 28 |
| Words before cop or car | 23 |
| Words before car or wreck | 25 |
| Lead-in to car or wreck | 23 |
| Fashion's Oscar de la --- | 29 |
| Designer Oscar de la -- | 23 |
| "___-Cop" (1988) | 26 |
| '-- -Cop' (1988 film) | 29 |
| __-car (airport service) | 24 |
| You can't keep it forever | 29 |
| Picked-up pickup, perhaps | 25 |
| Vacationer's car, often | 27 |
| Summer cottage, perhaps | 23 |
| Many a groom's tux | 22 |
| Cottage at the beach, often | 27 |
| Video store transaction | 23 |
| Vacationers' car, often | 27 |
| Vacation house, at times | 24 |
| Vacation cottage often | 23 |
| U-Haul van, for example | 23 |
| Traveler's transport | 24 |
| Summer place, at times | 22 |
| It's used but not owned | 27 |
| It's not yours forever | 26 |
| It may move you on vacation | 27 |
| Car, perhaps, on vacation | 25 |
| Cabin in the woods, maybe | 25 |
| Blockbuster movie, e.g. | 23 |
| Alternative to a purchase | 25 |
| Certain summer cottages | 23 |
| National income source? | 23 |
| Landlords' incomes | 22 |
| Blockbuster's business | 26 |
| What some car companies offer | 29 |
| Summer houses, sometimes | 24 |
| Summer cottages, often | 22 |
| Income source for landlords | 27 |
| Certain vacation homes | 22 |
| Certain cars or cottages | 24 |
| Canoes at a lake resort, say | 28 |
| Landlord, once a month | 22 |
| Didn't buy, perhaps | 23 |
| Took for some time, maybe | 25 |
| Paid for monthly, perhaps | 25 |
| Like some cars and tuxedos | 26 |
| Like most office space | 22 |
| Like many cars, houses, etc. | 28 |
| One paying a flat fee? | 22 |
| Landlord's supporter | 24 |
| He's not buying it | 22 |
| Many a summer resident | 22 |
| Thrifty customer, e.g. | 22 |
| Summer resident, often | 22 |
| One who deals with letters | 26 |
| One paying a flat rate? | 23 |
| Landlord's support | 22 |
| Apartment inhabitant, usually | 29 |
| Many keep their flats sharp | 27 |
| They're not buying it | 25 |
| Without paying a flat fee? | 26 |
| Monopoly income sources | 23 |
| Takes occupancy for a while | 27 |
| Pays to use temporarily | 23 |
| Landlords' concerns | 23 |
| Landlords' collections | 26 |
| Landlord's concerns | 23 |
| Doesn't own, perhaps | 24 |
| Allows to use temporarily | 25 |
| 'Monopoly' payments | 27 |
| What stern landlords expect | 27 |
| They're high in Manhattan | 29 |
| Takes office space, perhaps | 27 |
| Takes office space, in a way | 28 |
| Schedule E declaration | 22 |
| Real estate section info | 24 |