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Duplex New York loft is located in New York, just 1.6 miles from Grand Central Station and 1.6 miles from Macy's.
New York (0.4 miles from New York Skyports Seaplane Base)
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New York (0.4 miles from New York Skyports Seaplane Base)
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New York (0.4 miles from New York Skyports Seaplane Base)
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New York (0.4 miles from New York Skyports Seaplane Base)
350-2A Prime gramercy Newly renovated 1BR sleeps 4 is located in New York, just 1.4 miles from Empire State Building and 1.2 miles from NYU – New York University.
New York (0.4 miles from New York Skyports Seaplane Base)
350-1A Gramercy New 1BR Sleeps4 Newly Furnished is located in New York, just 1.4 miles from Empire State Building and 1.2 miles from NYU – New York University.
New York (0.4 miles from New York Skyports Seaplane Base)
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New York (0.5 miles from New York Skyports Seaplane Base)
Kips Bay 2BR w Doorman Gym nr 5th Av shops NYC-654 is located in New York, just 1.6 miles from Madison Square Garden and 1.6 miles from Bryant Park.
New York (0.5 miles from New York Skyports Seaplane Base)
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New York (0.5 miles from New York Skyports Seaplane Base)
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Long Island City is a very mixed neighbourhood - industrial, working class, and areas being gentrified. Not everyone would feel comfortable walking around the neighborhood. But there is hip stuff developing.
There is much to see in Brooklyn. My ancestors on both sides were from Brooklyn, so when I go there, I am mesmerized! From trying to find their former houses, to going to Prospect Park, it's all fun to me.
New York is iconic. So many places you'll recognize from TV and film, or from name or other media. It is worth the visit. That being said, it is extremely spread out. I think it's nice to experience once, but I prefer Chicago. It has all the good things of New York - theatre, restaurants, sports, etc, while also being in a more compacted location. The architecture is far superior in Chicago as well as the skyline. Feels just slightly less chaotic and the beaches in Chicago are fabulous as well.
Enjoyed the free Ferry in Staten Island. You don't get up close to the SOL but zoom in with your camera & take pics. The bus tour "The Ride" was good, guides were very knowledgeable. Ate at "The Boil", seafood, had the lobster/shrimp boil, it was great! Also ate at "Footprints" Jamaican restaurant, had the Rasta Pasta w/oxtails (1st time having oxtails), it was very good as well. They have live music on weekends, great variety of food & music. Good variety of food around the area. Getting around is alien to me as I am from NC, you don't get anywhere fast in NY....it's public transportation, taxi or uber (did all of them) .... a lot of waiting/a lot of money.
What's not to like (except major heat wave!)--great museums, great walking, always a bar (especially loved Jane Doe Bar--a new find this trip) when you're ready to sit down and relax for a minute. Subways were clean and felt safe. Southport Seaport a great find. NYC has something for everyone.
We visit our daughter who lives in Brooklyn, and when the 4 of us are all together, her 1 Bedroom apartment is too small to accommodate us. Brooklyn has a great vibe, and is welcoming to people of all ages. We love walking or biking in Prospect Park and seeing the hustle and bustle of the crowds surrounding Barclays Center.