Anonymous
12/19/2020 21:38
Subject: East Village
OP I have friends who have lived off Avenue A for over 30 years.
Their rule for whenever I stayed with them was don't go east of Avenue B and on the West side, don't go as far as the river.
This is not a bad rule for today.
Their rule for whenever I stayed with them was don't go east of Avenue B and on the West side, don't go as far as the river.
This is not a bad rule for today.
Anonymous
12/19/2020 16:31
Subject: Re:East Village
My friend grew up there and still lives there - she loves it. Great arts, dining and nightlife options, decent transportation if you are close to F on second avenue or L on 14th. They now have Trader Joe and Target, so the shopping basics are covered, and of course there are still enough quirky off-beat stores, if that’s your thing. Lots of things normally happen during the summer.
In terms of streets, it’s really block by block. I don’t think there are any really problematic buildings left, but there are homeless shelters scattered throughout and there is public housing in Alphabet city. Otherwise, try to visit and walk around at different times of the day, but if that’s not visible, google street view is your friend.
In terms of streets, it’s really block by block. I don’t think there are any really problematic buildings left, but there are homeless shelters scattered throughout and there is public housing in Alphabet city. Otherwise, try to visit and walk around at different times of the day, but if that’s not visible, google street view is your friend.
Anonymous
12/19/2020 10:22
Subject: East Village
What is it like to live there? Are some streets better than others? Looking to rent. TIA!