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Old 05-26-2008, 10:36 AM
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Default Best Neighborhoods in Brooklyn?

I'm moving back to the city in early July and am looking for advice on how to find a place in Brooklyn. Salary is 70k. Do not wish to commute more than 30 minutes to Manhattan. I will be working in Brooklyn (on the west side). I am open to getting a roommate but would love to get my own place. I've heard that Park Slope and Bay Ridge are great areas. I love my coffee shops and book stores and would like an area where I am in close proximity to a park (or any area with some greenery). Besides Craigslist (little luck there), where are some places were I can look for an apartment? What is reasonable to pay for an apartment in those neighborhoods (or any other neighborhoods that are worthy to look at?) Are there any other free search sites to look at? I'd be willing to work with a broker who someone's had a good experience with too. Any input will be greatly appreciated!
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Old 07-18-2008, 02:33 PM
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Default Good luck

I live in bay ridge for the past 4 years and i would never move anywhere else. It is very green with plenty of parks,very close to the water and max 30 mins to the city. Everyone will find something to do there, 3rd avenue has plenty of restaurant from different cousines, shore road has plenty of parks which are waterview and kids have places to play. It is also very safe neighborhood. Prices are reasonable, if you allow yourself enough time you can get a desent one bedroom for around 1000, but you have to look. Good luck :d
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