doesn't matter, any of the 4 boros (not staten) is cool
Explain please.doesn't matter, any of the 4 boros (not staten) is cool
^ New York and Chicago both do it for me, that's for sure. I just LOVE the feel of these two places. Different, but there's something they have in common, other than just highrises. I'll never be able to touch on quite what it is. Ahh, whatever..Urban, you're always cool. Always were. And always will be. But sadly not as cool as you'd be in, let's say, Lincoln Park, Bucktown, Old Town, Hyde Park, or River North (or even in some Queens-like place like West Rogers Park), but still very cool!![]()
just kidding, of course...you did find the two right cities to love and you'd be cool in either.
From my few trips to Forest Hills, I absolutely loved the neighborhood. Very difficult to find a decent apartment, though. Realtors always try to steer you to Kew Gardens because they just don't have anything in Forest Hills. Luckily I got off the beaten path and found something on my own, and guess what? I'll be paying more for my apartment in FH than the one I currently reside in in Manhattan.I am sorry that this had to happen, but it could have been worse. I still think that you got a good deal in Queens, especially since it's by a major subway hub like Forest Hills-71st Ave, which gets the E, F, R, V, and sometimes the G trains. If you saw my threads about Forest Hills and Forest Hills Gardens in the Cityscapes section, you will see that it is a good neighborhood. Just be glad that you didn't move to a neighborhood in that borough where you would either have to drive or take a bus just to get the nearest subway station or where there is the LIRR. I too would like to live in Manhattan, but with the high rents and property, I will never get to on my income.
uuh, staten island is wack... what are you gonna do there, watch a baby bombers (SI Yankees) game??Explain please.