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andrej_NDC 02-09-2011 06:35 AM

People from NYC, help me decide.
 
Whats a better place to stay on upper east side, 77th or 92th street? Isn't the 92th too far from everything? There is a simpler condo on the 77th to rent and a better one with many amedities in the building on the 92th. What to choose?

Love Sex 02-09-2011 07:38 AM

77th but depends. Its still far from alot of things. You probably want 50th and below

andrej_NDC 02-09-2011 07:42 AM

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Originally Posted by Love Sex (Post 17903455)
77th but depends. Its still far from alot of things. You probably want 50th and below

The thing is, on 92th, I would have gym, pool and other stuff within the building and would just leave to explore the city. Same price for each.

CyberHustler 02-09-2011 07:51 AM

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Originally Posted by andrej_NDC (Post 17903348)
Whats a better place to stay on upper east side, 77th or 92th street? Isn't the 92th too far from everything? There is a simpler condo on the 77th to rent and a better one with many amedities in the building on the 92th. What to choose?

If you're a bitch ass twerp, stay away from 92nd. It's just a couple blocks from all those east harlem public housing projects, and I've seen plenty of young yuppies get victimized for making wrong turns around there trying to find their condo after a drunk night at a bar. If you're not a victim type of person and love latinas with fat asses and good weed, move to 92nd.

When living in manhattan in this new millenium, keep this general thought in mind:

The lower the street numbers = the safer the neighborhood... Unless you hit the lower east side, then it's dangerous again. :2 cents:

And what the hell does "too far from everything" mean in nyc? Never heard such a thing.
:pimp

DEA - banned for life 02-09-2011 07:56 AM

77th...unless your "hood"

andrej_NDC 02-09-2011 07:57 AM

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Originally Posted by NanoBot (Post 17903486)
If you're a bitch ass twerp, stay away from 92nd. It's just a couple blocks from all those east harlem public housing projects, and I've seen plenty of young yuppies get victimized for making wrong turns around there trying to find their condo after a drunk night at a bar. If you're not a victim type of person and love latinas with fat asses and good weed, move to 92nd.

When living in manhattan in this new millenium, keep this general thought in mind:

The lower the street numbers = the safer the neighborhood... Unless you hit the lower east side, then it's dangerous again. :2 cents:

And what the hell does "too far from everything" mean in nyc? Never heard such a thing.
:pimp

I don't plan any nightly adventures, pretty much just exploring the attractions during the day and using taxi most of the time. Still too dangerous?

CyberHustler 02-09-2011 08:01 AM

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Originally Posted by andrej_NDC (Post 17903496)
I don't plan any nightly adventures, pretty much just exploring the attractions during the day and using taxi most of the time. Still too dangerous?

No, but sounds expensive. The 6 train will be your best friend before you know it. :thumbsup

Bold Venture 02-09-2011 08:09 AM

Go to SoHo, near Washington Square Park, so cool there.

andrej_NDC 02-09-2011 08:19 AM

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Originally Posted by NanoBot (Post 17903506)
No, but sounds expensive. The 6 train will be your best friend before you know it. :thumbsup

Thanks for the tips. I just found some similar priced condo in the financial district, with amazing window views. Would you prefer that?

candyflip 02-09-2011 08:25 AM

What size places are you looking at and what is rent going for these days?

I miss being in the city. And as already pointed out, in Manhattan nothing is really ever "too far".

andrej_NDC 02-09-2011 08:30 AM

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Originally Posted by candyflip (Post 17903555)
What size places are you looking at and what is rent going for these days?

I miss being in the city. And as already pointed out, in Manhattan nothing is really ever "too far".

Studio to 1 bedroom. And vacation rentals(even long term) cost twice as much as 1 year rentals. I'm at 3k/month for what I need.

Sid70 02-09-2011 09:18 AM

I lived in Turtle Bay.

Kris 02-09-2011 09:37 AM

how long are you planning on being there?

andrej_NDC 02-09-2011 09:56 AM

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Originally Posted by Kris (Post 17903766)
how long are you planning on being there?

Depends on how I like it there, 1 month for sure, maybe a few.

alexchechs 02-09-2011 09:58 AM

I'd pick the 77th one. As far as distance... 20 blocks isnt going to make much of a difference but at least its a safer neighborhood.

There isnt anything that interesting in terms of night life and food above the 50s anyway.

alexchechs 02-09-2011 10:00 AM

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Originally Posted by NanoBot (Post 17903486)
he safer the neighborhood... Unless you hit the lower east side, then it's dangerous again. :2 cents:


Have you been to the L.E.S. in the past 5 years? It actually safer than in the 30s now with all the boutique hotels and shops. Back before 99 it was sketch, now it's a way different vibe. Actually I think its a bit to safe and cutesy for my taste anymore. But they do have some of the best places to eat... WD-50...etc

CyberHustler 02-09-2011 10:06 AM

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Originally Posted by alexchechs (Post 17903816)
Have you been to the L.E.S. in the past 5 years? It actually safer than in the 30s now with all the boutique hotels and shops. Back before 99 it was sketch, now it's a way different vibe. Actually I think its a bit to safe and cutesy for my taste anymore. But they do have some of the best places to eat... WD-50...etc

Last time I was there was about 2 years ago... the housing projects still went pretty hard, but the neighborhood as a whole was a lot better.

Free Tru life!

alexchechs 02-09-2011 10:09 AM

Thats the crazy thing about NYC... every area changes for the better every 2-3 years. Look at Brooklyn and what has happened there in the last 10 Years.

CyberHustler 02-09-2011 10:14 AM

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Originally Posted by alexchechs (Post 17903838)
Thats the crazy thing about NYC... every area changes for the better every 2-3 years. Look at Brooklyn and what has happened there in the last 10 Years.

Word, Fort Green is like a whole new world these days... Brooklyn changed a lot... and Harlem. Hardest hit by gentrification I guess. But the crime rates in central Brooklyn are still high as fuck.

But it feels like the Bronx has been making a turn for the worse. All these harlem rejects moved here and are competing with the natives for turf. They're all being stuffed into these giant cheeply built low income buildings with a million tiny apartments in them. They're kinda like mini housing projects lol.

PatrickKing 02-09-2011 10:41 AM

The projects on 92nd street are named "the John C Holmes Houses " lol and I think they are designated for the elderly. So you might have some 1930s G's living there. The whole city has been cleansed of the "bad element" from 130th and below. Stay at the best place below 125th street and pay the extra 3 dollars on your cab rides.This place is disney land compared to what it used to be.Even the bad parts are high end
Compared to the rest of the country ;)

PatrickKing 02-09-2011 10:45 AM

Oh yeah and as stated earlier stay out of the Bronx unless you dig 10 dollar aids infected hookers and heroin :)

CyberHustler 02-09-2011 11:09 AM

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Originally Posted by PatrickKing (Post 17903911)
Even the bad parts are high end
Compared to the rest of the country ;)

That mindframe gets a lot of people victimized in this city every day for venturing too far uptown lol...

Jennifer: "Hey Billy, lets go up to the Bronx Zoo and look around the neighborhood for a StarBucks"

Billy: "No Jen, haven't you seen that 80 Blocks from Tifany's movie? Lets just go to the Zoo then come straight back to the hotel."

Jennifer: "Silly Billy, The Bronx isn't like that anymore... NYC is the safest city in the country now!"

Billy: "Oh OK, I want to see what a Venti Mocha Latte' Express from the Bronx tastes like anyway"

Next thing you know Jenny was found floating down the east river and a year later Billy was spotted begging for change on the train to support his Hunts Point hooker habit.


lol j/k

jollyperv 02-09-2011 11:31 AM

Just moved to williamsburg myself, love it up here...there's hipster bitches everywhere!

alexchechs 02-09-2011 12:07 PM

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Originally Posted by NanoBot (Post 17903854)
Word, Fort Green is like a whole new world these days... Brooklyn changed a lot...

That's where I was born and have been living pretty much since 99. In 99 it was still a bit rough but over the past 5 years the change is crazy.

I think some parts of NYC, like Central Brooklyn & East NY will always be rough. That's the nature of the city.

alexchechs 02-09-2011 12:09 PM

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Originally Posted by jollyperv (Post 17904037)
Just moved to williamsburg myself, love it up here...there's hipster bitches everywhere!

Williamsburg played itself out 5 years ago. To many Manhattanites and trust fund babies. It was alot more fun in the early 2000s with places like Cokie's and Sparky's

But yes lots of hipster girls around for sure.

We had to move our office out of there because it got way too pricy

webair 02-09-2011 12:10 PM

nothing is too far in NYC. Stay where you get the best amenities IMHO

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BusterBrown 02-09-2011 12:14 PM

77th st is the better choice
If you can afford it...................go midtown

andrej_NDC 02-09-2011 12:55 PM

Midtown is all booked short-termish. About the amedities, the one on the 77th has zero, its just an apartment. The one on the 92th has a 24/7 front desk, pool, gym, children's playroom, etc. It is also bigger.

CyberHustler 02-09-2011 01:07 PM

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Originally Posted by andrej_NDC (Post 17904274)
Midtown is all booked short-termish. About the amedities, the one on the 77th has zero, its just an apartment. The one on the 92th has a 24/7 front desk, pool, gym, children's playroom, etc. It is also bigger.

Just go to 92nd then. You'll be ok. Hit me up when you move out here if you need any party favors, I got people who will deliver to you.

andrej_NDC 02-09-2011 01:10 PM

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Originally Posted by NanoBot (Post 17904310)
Just go to 92nd then. You'll be ok. Hit me up when you move out here if you need any party favors, I got people who will deliver to you.

Thanks for all replies, much appreciated! And maybe I will hit you up then. :thumbsup

Juicy D. Links 02-09-2011 01:17 PM

Spanish Harlem

Pornwolf 02-09-2011 02:27 PM

92nd isn't bad at all. Unless your name is Pete The Fly.

The only thing you should check is how far away it is from the train. 92nd could be more convenient than 77th. Hell, 125th is more convenient than 77th and York. Subway stop distance matters.

andrej_NDC 02-09-2011 03:17 PM

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Originally Posted by Pornwolf (Post 17904545)
92nd isn't bad at all. Unless your name is Pete The Fly.

The only thing you should check is how far away it is from the train. 92nd could be more convenient than 77th. Hell, 125th is more convenient than 77th and York. Subway stop distance matters.

Is it safe to use the subway all day long? Or shall I avoid it during certain hours? What about late evenings?

Juicy D. Links 02-09-2011 03:29 PM

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Originally Posted by andrej_NDC (Post 17904648)
Is it safe to use the subway all day long? Or shall I avoid it during certain hours? What about late evenings?

Andre you will be fine the subways are safe just keep your wallet in your front pocket and so on

candyflip 02-09-2011 03:52 PM

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Originally Posted by andrej_NDC (Post 17903569)
Studio to 1 bedroom. And vacation rentals(even long term) cost twice as much as 1 year rentals. I'm at 3k/month for what I need.

Wow. Not too bad. We paid $2600 for a one bedroom in the East Village about 10 years ago now...and had none of those amenities.

I'd have no problem with 92nd.

mgtarheels 02-09-2011 03:57 PM

You can find a really nice 1br in midtown for your budget.

uno 02-09-2011 04:03 PM

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Originally Posted by NanoBot (Post 17903506)
No, but sounds expensive. The 6 train will be your best friend before you know it. :thumbsup

Seriously. Fuck cabs if you are that far up. Train it like the rest of the people. (for the record, i'm from NJ about 12 miles from Manhattan and almost always drive in... That may change as I heard somewhere that the tolls are going up AGAIN over their present $8.



To the OP, you may want to consider looking into a place like Hoboken or Weehawken in NJ. They are right across the river and very close to various forms of mass transit right into midtown.

uno 02-09-2011 04:08 PM

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Originally Posted by alexchechs (Post 17903838)
Thats the crazy thing about NYC... every area changes for the better every 2-3 years. Look at Brooklyn and what has happened there in the last 10 Years.

I blame the gays and artists for improving most areas in nyc.

andrej_NDC 02-09-2011 04:12 PM

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Originally Posted by Juicy D. Links (Post 17904666)
Andre you will be fine the subways are safe just keep your wallet in your front pocket and so on

Thanks and I always have my wallet so I can feel it, so that won't be a problem then. :)

mgtarheels 02-09-2011 04:13 PM

I didn't know people still used wallets.

Money clips that can hold cards, cmon people!

andrej_NDC 02-09-2011 04:47 PM

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Originally Posted by mgtarheels (Post 17904753)
I didn't know people still used wallets.

Money clips that can hold cards, cmon people!

There is much more I carry in a wallet, drivers licence, ID, insurance card, etc...

Thurbs 02-09-2011 04:48 PM

77th -- far as i'd go, get on 2nd so your near the subway.


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