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As all of the posts for moving to Albany are very old, I'd like some insight on the area as of recent. I am moving to Albany this summer, and won't have a chance to visit beforehand. I'd like to be in Albany, and not a bordering town. I'm a 26 y/o female and will be living alone. What are the safest areas in Albany, preferably close to St. Peters? I'm looking to keep my rent below $1,000. I'm not into night life, and will have a car, so public transportation matters very little.
I'm specifically drawn to an apartment on S Main and Myrtle. Is this a safe area?
Thank you.
Last edited by jacksontrixie; 05-26-2016 at 12:12 PM..
What about looking in the southern end of the Delaware Avenue neighborhood? With that said, South Main is in a nice area of Albany and should be fine. Hopefully, some other posters chime in.
As all of the posts for moving to Albany are very old, I'd like some insight on the area as of recent. I am moving to Albany this summer, and won't have a chance to visit beforehand. I'd like to be in Albany, and not a bordering town. I'm a 26 y/o female and will be living alone. What are the safest areas in Albany, preferably close to St. Peters? I'm looking to keep my rent below $1,000. I'm not into night life, and will have a car, so public transportation matters very little.
I'm specifically drawn to an apartment on S Main and Myrtle. Is this a safe area?
Madison ave has some pretty good priced apartments for that budget. I actually looked at these myself http://madisononthepark.com/ and the landlord is really a nice guy. They're affordable and not small like many apartments in Albany are. They're also on the bus line and across from the best park in Albany .
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