If you used to live in NYC or surrounding and relocated somewhere else...
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Anonymous
| Where do you live now, and why did you move there? |
Anonymous
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Broward County FL
Better weather, much more reasonable COL |
Anonymous
It's not better weather! It's so much more humid in Broward. It's disgusting there. |
Anonymous
| NOVA - to be near family |
Anonymous
| MoCo because of job in DC. |
Anonymous
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DC. Still here.
After 9 years in NYC, DC felt like a vacation - much cheaper (I save so much more money in DC), less crowded, less of an exhausting grind, better weather, cleaner, and better for a person's mental health. |
Anonymous
| DC |
Anonymous
| Nova for a job. I miss NY and hope to move back though. |
Anonymous
+1. I’ve saved a significant amount here and also built a lot of equity. Friends in NY seem to be in the same place. Making a lot but not saving and still renting. |
Anonymous
| LA for DHs job. I love it, it took Dh longer but now he loves it too. |
Anonymous
Same. I work for the feds. Grew up in the NYC suburbs and then NYC. Parents still live in Manhattan. |
Anonymous
| I live in Arlington. Moved the day that a dead body landed outside my window in Manhattan. |
Anonymous
The more y'all move here and vote for NYC policies, the more expensive it gets. |
Anonymous
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NoVa
Dh’s job and his family. I miss NYC. |
Anonymous
What does this mean?? Taxes on real estate in manhattan are relatively low. NYC is expensive more because of the demand for housing as opposed to policies. DC will become more expensive if demand continues to increase. |