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1600 lol and its probably 400sq ft Thats a mortgage you might as well go buy you a town House lol Thats why majority of the people in NYC have roomates they cant afford to live on there own
And they still would rather live in NYC than in Atlanta. Mind bogling, isn't it?
By the way, you can still buy a nice, new condo in very live part of Brooklyn, two stops from Manhattan for about 400K. Rachael you wnet to Poland, right? You may like Greenpoint, Brooklyn then
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It was the trains stations that were driving me nuts. I Just spent alot of money just catching cabs because I couldnt take the smell.. There are a few New trains and alot of the old ones are still there... But those train stations MY GOD!!! when it comes to world class clean train systems London and tokyo are good examples...
Why do you wanna know so bad where I was in NYC. Again Im going to wite 2 senteces , I DONT NEED TO VALIDATE THAT THRU YOU
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And they still would rather live in NYC than in Atlanta. Mind bogling, isn't it?
By the way, you can still buy a nice, new condo in very live part of Brooklyn, two stops from Manhattan for about 400K. Rachael you wnet to Poland, right? You may like Greenpoint, Brooklyn then
Never been to that neighborhood, but my family is from Maspeth, which has one of the highest populations of Poles in the city too. I sometimes go to the Polish grocery stores there. Gotta get my fix of pierogies sometimes, lol. But I ate so many there, that I won't want any for about 6 months or so
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I'm still waiting to see what neighborhoods a certain poster has experienced the city life in the outer-boroughs. Me thinks someone has never left midtown Manhattan
And they still would rather live in NYC than in Atlanta. Mind bogling, isn't it?
By the way, you can still buy a nice, new condo in very live part of Brooklyn, two stops from Manhattan for about 400K. Rachael you wnet to Poland, right? You may like Greenpoint, Brooklyn then
Yep just like all the transplants from NYC jersey that live in Charlotte and Atlanta would rather stay in Atl with a nice house on huge property.. Than cluttered. I'm pretty sure u would like some of the homes off sugarloaf pkwy
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Yep just like all the transplants from NYC jersey that live in Charlotte and Atlanta would rather stay in Atl with a nice house on huge property.. Than cluttered. I'm pretty sure u would like some of the homes off sugarloaf pkwy
Oh yeah? might want to check out this thread and see how many people moved to Atlanta say that the bigger house isn't worth it; that they would much rather be in a smaller house and in NYC:
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