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How to live in Manhattan
It made me
 "It hasn't always been easy, but it has made me happier than I have been in a long time."
How I did it: I moved in with my mother for a year to save money. I saved as much cash as I could for six months. I moved with six thousand dollars to my name and it took most of that to secure an apartment. I live with a friend from college and I got a survival job almost immediately. If you want to move to NYC you absolutely can do it! Lessons & tips: Save all the money you can. Move with at least $5,000. Stay at least a year and see how easy it becomes once you are used to city living.
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How I did it: After growing up in Jersey, barely thirty minutes outside of New York City, and spending twenty-one years romanticizing about the place, I finally made the move into the big apple about seven months ago. I have a very typical twenty-something living situation. A small place shared with two people. I live on the Upper East Side, a ridiculous place, and nothing like the places I had initially envisioned when I though… Read how I did it…
Julibee is trying.
ever since i went to manhattan for spring awakening in august 2007, i’ve fallen in love with the city. it’s the only place where i truly don’t mind all of the crowds of people, and i absolutely adore central park. plus manhattan has the theaters, and i want so much to be able to just wake up in the morning and decide to go see a show.
maybe for college?
me and my cousin have been planning this since my freshman year.
with or without her im gonna end up there.
I finally moved to Manhattan – I lived in the East Village – best time of my life.
I have slept on the kitchen floor of a tiny manhattan apartment when I was passing through backpacking. I wanna go back and sleep on a nice bed in my own room there for a while. NYC rocks.
If you’re going to have the true NYC experience, be prepared to pay for it.
To be perfectly honest, you’ll pay a ton of money for not much space or comfort… but its fine. People in NYC generally regard their apartments as a place to keep their stuff and lay their head down at night. It doesn’t need to be the Taj Mahal.
I always considered the expense a small price to pay to avoid some hellish commute to an outer borough or New Jersey. I walked home from all but the farthest of my jobs – no subway for me!
haven’t been there yet. but am at least in the same country. and it doesn’t matter anymore,where I live,every place is jus the same.
Living in a loft in Manhattan, with a spectacular view of Times Square has been a life long fantasy of mine. I even have a mental picture of what the place would look like, how I would decorate it, the sounds that I hear coming from the NY traffic. I love it!!
If things go well next year, I plan on looking for a loft there and just having it for when I travel to the East Coast.
I actually lived in Manhattan for 5 years. Then had to move because it was becoming too expensive. I miss it so much. I can’t understand people who say they hate Manhattan and NYC in general. I love this place.
I’ve always for my WHOLE life wanted to live in Manhattan; I don’t even know why. I can’t wait to go :)
Yvonnetodo43things wants to clean my house
go to Africa
learn to snowboard
health
go to a drive-in movie
stay organized
buy a car
To live instead of exist
visit Tibet
Dye my hair black
nevernamed wants to learn to play the ukulele
blow glass
get my driver's license
I want to lose weight
start my own company
Have my first kiss
want to find my dad now
be more positive
love my body
dance like pasta sauce wants to Learn to play go
make my own friendster skin
hear Tibetan monks chanting, in person.
