I'm moving to Tribeca - am I better than you? (rates, crime rate)
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I think eurous1 has pretty much shot any credibility he may have had. Anyone who is thinking of taking him serious should just look at this thread to realize that he's just a clown.
When I last lived in Manhattan, I lived on the Upper West Side. That's the area to be in, not Tribeca-- which, like Battery Park, is an area for families and people who have children.
When did you live in Manhattan? 1990?
Tribeca = Liberal Elite, Power-Yuppies who drive Range Rovers who MUST find a way to drop "Whole Foods" and "Organic" into each and every sentence.
Upper West Side = Mommies w/ $$ pushing strollers.
Tribeca is more expensive, fashionable, young and "elite" than the Upper West Side. Same goes for most downtown neighborhoods south of 23rd Street.
As we all know, Manhattan's Tribeca is one of the world's most prestigious, elite, coveted and wealthy neighborhoods and I'll soon be living there. Does that make me better than you? Are you jealous? Do you wish you were me?
The average sales price for a Tribeca apartment is $3,555,832 and my new neighbors are very elite, to say the list.
Discuss.
this is a joke.!!! If u were actually moving there u wouldnt be on here and u wouldnt brag to buch of people who you've never seen in your life what ever. Have fun i guess!
-mas23-
p.s. ivite us all to your house party I'll be tearin it up on the upper e.side
Location: Concrete jungle where dreams are made of.
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Soho is probably the most expensive neighborhood in Manhattan, but Tribeca is up there too:
Your average apartment in Tribeca:
XXLL Loft Style Living**NO FEE**1000 SF**Island Kitchen**2 walk ins (http://newyork.craigslist.org/mnh/nfb/1162519961.html - broken link)
Soho is probably the most expensive neighborhood in Manhattan, but Tribeca is up there too:
Your average apartment in Tribeca:
XXLL Loft Style Living**NO FEE**1000 SF**Island Kitchen**2 walk ins (http://newyork.craigslist.org/mnh/nfb/1162519961.html - broken link)
That is not Tribeca. Just your usual craigslist BS bait & switch. Read closely and it says that the apartment is actually in the Financial District.
You can't even rent a studio in Tribeca for only $2,000....more like around $3,000.
Tribeca's median prices:
Studio:$3,020
One bedroom:$4,303
Two bedroom: $6,818
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