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Marcy projects or Brownsville
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May have to consider Jersey.
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Kearney
Mr.Guy
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I was thinking about Bergen County.
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What part of Brooklyn you working in? I'd just try to find a spot close to it.
Don't play yourself by considering jersey
Don't play yourself by considering jersey
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Yeah..a little pricey too..but u can do a quick craigslist search for the prices
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Upper East Side, it is on the come up.
F all that nonesense.
F all that nonesense.
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Mr.Guy
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I'm gonna check out upper east side.Upper East Side, it is on the come up.
F all that nonesense.
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Park Slope.
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Son if you working in Park Slope and you want a dumb easy commute, then def find a spot in Flatbush, maybe CH. Depending on how it lines up, you might be 3-4 train stops away from your job, and if you decide to drive you could be talking 10-20 minutes door to door.
Not to say other areas won't work, they will, but in terms of commuting convenience and rent value, that's your best bet overall.
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don't do it reconsider read some literature
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Thanks. This apartment looks halfway decent in Flatbush. https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/428-Stratford-Rd-APT-2D-Brooklyn-NY-11218/2094339273_zpid/
I wouldn't do it, if you're working in BK. You'd have to take NJT to NY Penn to a subway. These railways are old and have major problems especially NJT. Traveling some 2+ hours to and from work aint good.
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Yea I lived in Jersey City and commuted to Brooklyn for work in the past and I took NJ Transit/Path and dollar busses to the city. It def is costly and time consuming. I'm thinking about driving in to the city from NJ.
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Interesting to see how much the big, bad NTers are scared of The Bronx.
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RIP
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[emoji]128514[/emoji][emoji]128514[/emoji]Do you live in the Bronx?
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Harlem.
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Lol damn everyone bashing the bronx probably doesn't travel past 96th lmaoo
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With Uncle Murda?
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Impossible, this is NYC we are talking about here
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Queens all day.
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You can't afford Bergen in that price range. Maybe Essex and certain parts of Hudson. Rent around here is $3000 range, you'll need roommates. Don't know your age but the riverside spots here and englewood cliffs are beautiful.
I ferry to Manhattan daily, only bring the whip out for errands and the weekend. Jersey city would be the only spot on this side that makes sense for a bk commute, and if you're driving good luck parking when you get there.
My girls sister works at the Newport Modells in Jers City if you need a shoe connect.
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