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Well - you don’t mention the fire trucks, honking cabs, people yelling and drilling noise (that always seems to be present no matter where you are lol) so soundproofing can be a nice feature and/or live on a higher floor, if possible. But nightclubs are far from being the only noise in the city. A lot of complaints, in fact - are in regard to neighbors. Anyway, tribeca is relatively quiet - all things considered - and even draws families.
I mentioned how noisy the clubs are to back up what Livingsingle said about them. I wasn't talking about noise in general.
My post was a direct response to what Livingsingle said. And my point wasn't about how quiet or noisy Tribeca is. My point is that clubs are noisy places.
I mentioned how noisy the clubs are to back up what Livingsingle said about them. I wasn't talking about noise in general.
My post was a direct response to what Livingsingle said. And my point wasn't about how quiet or noisy Tribeca it is. My point is that clubs are noisy places.
No problem - my point is NYC is a noisy place and other things need to be factored in (other than just clubs) when determining a location to live!
I lived on the UWS for nearly three years, in a significantly more downmarket pocket than OP is looking at. Never once did I get hassled by a homeless person. Took way more crap on a weekly basis on the subway than I ever did on Broadway or Amsterdam.
I lived in UWS for a few years and can only think of literally 1 time anybody even asked me for money (outside of a Duane Reade up the street). Barely ever saw any homeless people. Here and there every once in awhile, but not a lot. It was basically every once in awhile outside of the Duane Reade and they were the shyest homeless people ever. It was probably less than half the time they actually verbalized asking for money. There was another guy outside of a bodega across the street who would open the door for you, but again... nope.
I work in Manhattan West, and would take the train to Penn Station and walk a little bit. You want to talk about homeless and hassling - it's that area. Not the UWS right now.
Yes, you’ll be bored out of your mind. If you’re looking for an area where you’ll be thrilled and have plenty of nightlife you should look into Jamaica Queens, The South Bronx, Brownsville or East New York Brooklyn. Plenty of action.
Yes, you’ll be bored out of your mind. If you’re looking for an area where you’ll be thrilled and have plenty of nightlife you should look into Jamaica Queens, The South Bronx, Brownsville or East New York Brooklyn. Plenty of action.
Yes, you’ll be bored out of your mind. If you’re looking for an area where you’ll be thrilled and have plenty of nightlife you should look into Jamaica Queens, The South Bronx, Brownsville or East New York Brooklyn. Plenty of action.
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Originally Posted by marothisu
This might be the best post of the thread.
We should get all the people looking to move to nyc to move those places. Then places like the uws will go down in rent and we can afford to live there again. Come on team....
We should get all the people looking to move to nyc to move those places. Then places like the uws will go down in rent and we can afford to live there again. Come on team....
You're nuts. I would kill to live there. Amazing transit options if you want a short trip to the trendy hot spots.
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