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Those neighborhoods are ALL residential with the exception of Long Island City, and none I would consider Manhattan like. Also, they are full of families as is virtually everywhere in NYC.
If what you want is a post college dorm environment, I suggest either Hunters Point in Queens and/or just over the bridge in Greenpoint, Brooklyn. Both are ex-industrial areas taken over by the young yuppie and hipster crowds, respectively.
Also, any number of apartment towers located in and around 86th St and Lexington Ave. in Manhattan, Greenpoint, Brooklyn.
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