New YorkOct 24, 2017
Applemapleleaf

NYC Neighborhoods

I'm a new grad moving to NYC to work at Bloomberg. Which neighborhood is the most fun to live in?

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Amazon MarioBros4 Oct 25, 2017

Brooklyn

Yahoo Yahoos Oct 25, 2017

Queens

Verizon UEai56 Oct 25, 2017

Williamsburg, Astoria, Fort Greene, Bedstuy, Bushwick, Harlem, Lower East Side, Upper West Side

Apple Nurghsq837 Oct 25, 2017

Harlem

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zHfM80 Oct 27, 2017

2nd'd

Twitter shdjskpqpn Oct 25, 2017

How much can you pay for rent? I personally love the TriBeCa/soho area. They are close to chelsea and west village and TriBeCa is pretty residential as well. Plus it’s super convenient to go running on the west side highway from TriBeCa

Apple mapleleaf OP Oct 25, 2017

Not sure how much is a good target amount to pay for rent on 145k salary

Twitter shdjskpqpn Oct 25, 2017

Probably between 3500-4000. You would be able to find a decent sized studio or a smaller 1 bedroom nice high rises in TriBeCa/soho. That would be my recommendation

HPE mthrchldrn Oct 25, 2017

I used to live in NYC after college before moving to the Bay Area. Upper East Side has a lot of young professionals, sports bars, good restaurants, museums and access to Central Park. West Side is similar with more subway lines. Harlem is awesome and it’s fairly easy to get to midtown from there. Brooklyn is fun but when I lived there my commute to midtown sucked bc it invoked a subway transfer. If you have friends already in NY I’d suggest living close to them or at least on the same subway line.

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ffffuuuuun Aug 26, 2019

Any more info about where in UES? It's massive and seems very expensive towards the park and/or lower numbers. Wondering how livable accommodation is in the 80s.

Cisco villan Oct 25, 2017

Bronx

Microsoft rYiy31 Oct 25, 2017

Harlem , Bronx? Crime capitals of NYC. Stay in Newport, Exchange Place or Hoboken NJ just across the Hudson, cheaper and save state tax -- PATH commute sucks though!

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NPcomplete Sep 23, 2018

I’m new grad planning to join Bloomberg. My TC will be around 150k. Any idea, how much can I save by living in nj?

General Mills SQLwhaaaa Oct 25, 2017

I grew up in Queens and love Astoria. The main thing I’d look for is being close to a train. BK and Queens are mostly non-train boroughs so find a spot you can walk around in and has the majority of what you need. The minute it snows or rains your commute will increase by 50% because of train traffic, more people using the trains and general MTA shittiness. Also as a backup check how long a cab or lyft ride is for late nights when trains run once an hour.

Lucid Software d2fs57 Nov 9, 2017

Just moved to the Franklin Ave/Bergen Ave intersection in Crown Heights, and I work in Williamsburg (previously lived in Williamsburg). I thoroughly enjoy where I live right now.