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My husband got a job in Freeport and we will be moving in late Jan/early Feb next year and we are wondering what neighborhood would be a good place to live for a young couple with no kids.
We are thinking about somewhere within 15-20min to Freeport by car, hopefully nothing further than that. If it's close to LIRR that's awesome but not a requirement, just want to be somewhere that's not obviously out of nowhere... Also, what's the rent like? We're thinking 1-2 bedrooms.
These towns all have LIRR train stations, have a good selection of bars and restaurants, and are considered "young people" towns for the most part.....
Be warned though, Long Beach can be pricey, and in the summertime the crowds can get out of control bc of tourists and all the ppl going to the beach....
You don't indicate where you are moving from so if possible I would suggest a trip to see the local area up close and personal before putting dime one into a rental. City-data is a great start but please plan a visit before you make a move.
These towns all have LIRR train stations, have a good selection of bars and restaurants, and are considered "young people" towns for the most part.....
Be warned though, Long Beach can be pricey, and in the summertime the crowds can get out of control bc of tourists and all the ppl going to the beach....
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Originally Posted by Logical95
I really do not know anyone in Nassau, or know much about it
Except what I have read on this board for the most part.....and I am also using common knowledge.....
Most people know LB and even Rockville Centre are very pricey...
Also, Westbury has been featured in CNN Money's Top Places to Live the last few years now as a town that is good for young couples and singles....
Google it, the article is everywhere..
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