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guys apologies for tardy reply, been digesting the suggestions and overall decision we've made. Yes its sunnier and friendly in the bay area..but its one of those things where we got the spontaneous offer, and sometimes spontaneuous decisions are better than muddling over all the details. Yes we'd like to be as prepared as we can, and yes that cold-shoulder-vibe one might find in New York is really not new to us since we lived in Europe, and in most of Europe, its very similar.
till soon
PS the house is near that park..cant think of the name now but its on the major street In SJ
You'll be fine, as long as living in a "nice" area isn't a must for you. I think you made the right decision.
i1995- thanks for your vote of confidence, I revised earlier response to reflect my uncles place which is near roy wilkens park (just incase you didn't catch my revised respsonse in time).
i1995- thanks for your vote of confidence, I revised earlier response to reflect my uncles place which is near roy wilkens park (just incase you didn't catch my revised respsonse in time).
cheers.
That might be considered St. Albans depending on where the apartment is
So by implication, only ugly people lives in your uncle's hood? This is New York, unfortunately women get cat-called all over NYC, so ain't nothing special about her here. Again, you have bigger issues to worry about.
He/she said she will be in South Jamaica ,which is considered to be the worst part of the Jamaica Queens area
That being said, it's still not that bad and they'll be fine
I got it , yes south jamaica needs improvement . Area like Jamaica estates , Laurelton and others that are nice , people on the outside who are not well informed about jamaica , would say it's Forest hills
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