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Re: [NYC-rb] Moving to NYC - Recent Grad

From: user 2.
Sent on: Tuesday, September 11, 2012, 9:33 PM
I second Crown Heights; Franklin Avenue is fairly 20-something friendly with lots of bars and coffee shops popping up everywhere. I live near the area and like it pretty well. Plus it's fairly affordable.

On Tue, Sep 11, 2012 at 8:53 PM, Stewart Mckinney <[address removed]> wrote:
Might I recommend West ( as in west of Utica Ave ) Brooklyn?

Crown Heights is coming up, Prospect Heights is very nice, and Gowanus/Carroll Gardens/Bed Stuy/Clinton Hill/Fort Greene are all pretty reasonable, and fun places to live.

Depends on what you want of course, things will be cheaper in CH, Gowanus, and Bed Stuy, but more expensive in Clinton Hill/Fort Greene/Carroll Gardens. All are within range of a junior to "bar standard" developer.

I've also heard there are some affordable places to live in the LES/ "Greater" Lower East side of Manhattan, but the apartments there will be smaller.

Best of luck, and welcome to NYC!


On Sun, Sep 9, 2012 at 4:55 PM, D.A. Gutierrez <[address removed]> wrote:
Hi Atul,
You will want to check out the NY Tech Group here on Meetup. This topic has been discussed before, but because of the poor quality* of searching the archives, I think you're probably better off just posting the question to the group. You will get tons of (probably conflicting) opinions, but it will be your warm welcome to NYC.

Congrats on the new job and good luck in your apartment search!
D.A.

*There's no way to search the archives via Meetup, you have to do a query like the following from Google and even that isn't guaranteed to return all the results:

If you have the patience to check manually, there was a thread with subject line "Best Commute from NJ to NYC" that took place from 9/19/2011 to 9/21/2011. (Thank God for Gmail!) There were lots of replies, some of which may be helpful to you. Finding them will be very manual, though...





On Sun, Sep 9, 2012 at 7:35 AM, Atul <[address removed]> wrote:
Hi Guys,

Please let me know if this is not the right place / correct way to ask a question.
I tried searching for a forum where I could post my question but I only got hold of this mailing list.

I am recent CS grad, moving to NYC for my new job in Manhattan. I have been to NYC only once that too for a couple of hours and I loved the place.

I am trying to figure out where I should look for housing (reasonable shared apartment and ya, a fun place :). So far my friend (Google) has told me that

1. Long Island City and,
2. Newport (Jersey City)

are my best bets.

Any thoughts or advises if I should avoid any areas in these places ?

Thanks for reading

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Cheers
Atul





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