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I just moved to New York two and half weeks ago. I'm currently living in Brooklyn (the Carnaise area) with family until I get my own place with roomies and I save up enough money. The reason I moved up here is before I just got a job at Pepperidge Farm in CT and I plan to commute from NYC to CT. I was originally planning to move into Manhattan, since I go to travel from Grand Central to CT every morning and my commute from Brooklyn to Grand Central is close to an hour and the train ride from NY to CT is another hour. I hoping to just cut my commute to an hour. I was thinking about living in West Harlem or Morningside Heights area of Manhattan since they are a bit more affordable than other place in Manhattan. However, I've been thinking about Queens or Brooklyn since it might open up my options. I was thinking Astoria or Sunnyside in Queens or Williamsburg in Brooklyn just because of their proximity to Manhattan.
So I was wondering Manhattan, Queens or Brooklyn for a 23 year old? I do plan to find three other roommates so rent will be cheaper. I also want to live in a neighborhood with other young professionals and college graduates. Any advice would be greatly appreciated! Thanks!
I would say somewhere walkable from the #7 subway station in Court Square or Queensboro Plaza. From there it's a quick one ride to Grand Central, then train to CT.
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