NYMAG.COM (full article) has drawn up another list, this time they have ranked NYC livable neighborhoods. This list obviously was not compiled by native New Yorkers, but check it out and let me know if you all agree. Just want to point out some of the hood's that made the list that surprised me where they are placed. HARLEM!! dead last at #50, this is just disrespectful to say the least the history alone should have Harlem at top 10. Congrats! to Sunny Side Queens ranking very high at #3, I attended high school in this neighborhood and it has come along way not my 1st choice but still a great area. Park Slope #1 SMH! great place to put the DSLR to work but not to live unless your living in the Hotel dorms, or can afford paying 2,300 for a 1-2 bedroom. Tribeca #14, this would be my #1 because in Tribeca I can still find an apartment like the one Wayne had in Wayne's world 2.
click below for the whole neighborhood list... also check ny.mag's livability calculator
- Park Slope
- Lower East Side
- Sunnyside
- Cobble Hill/Boerum Hill
- Greenpoint
- Brooklyn Heights
- Carroll Gardens/Gowanus
- Murray Hill
- Prospect Heights
- East Village
- Astoria
- Bay Ridge
- Woodside
- Tribeca
- Jackson Heights
- Long Island City
- Midtown East
- Ft. Greene/Clinton Hill
- DUMBO/Downtown Brooklyn
- Williamsburg
- Central Greenwich Village
- Flushing
- Battery Park City/Financial District
- West Village/Meatpacking
- Flatiron/Gramercy
- Chelsea
- Sheepshead Bay
- Soho
- Nolita/Little Italy
- Brighton Beach
- Inwood
- Corona Park
- Red Hook
- Midtown West
- Upper East Side
- Upper West Side
- Washington Heights
- Riverdale
- Sunset Park
- New Dorp
- West Brighton
- Chinatown
- St. George
- Belmont
- Co-op City
- Manhattanville/Morningside Heights
- Roosevelt Island
- Bedford Park
- Parkchester
- Central Harlem
- Bushwick
- City Island/Country Club/Pelham Bay
- Westerleigh
- East Harlem
- Ditmas Park/Kensington
- Bed Stuy
- Melrose/Mott Haven/Port Morris
- Crown Heights
- Todt Hill
- Belle Harbor
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