Moving to New York City in 2024? What to ACTUALLY expect.



Moving to a new city is a huge life change. If you’re an average person wanting to move to New York City in 2024, this video is full …

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  1. Hey friends! Hopefully this video can help someone. If you're a new yorker or an experienced transplant like me, please feel free to share any constructive advice you may have for others looking to move to the city 💘 Good luck everyone!

  2. I've lived in the city for 22 years. I encourage everyone moving here to consider whether it makes financial sense for them. Even if you afford the rent, do you consider paying 3 grands for a one bedroom in the outer boroughs a wise decision?

  3. it's creepy the fact out generation can't buy a house anymore, this is ridiculous ! A whole generation lost moving and migrating between countries and big cities .

  4. People will say about NYC that they have too many homeless on streets, hotels filled with illegals immegrants, drgs on streets and people poopin on streets but at the end its NYC.

  5. i’ve been watching you for a while and i love your videos. i hope to move nyc by sep/october ‘24. will come back to this comment in 6 months 🫶🏾

  6. The heart is deceiving, recommend you always do what’s right for a long term perspective and what would really benefit you and get you out of your comfort zone and help you learn, follow your dreams even if they seem impossible we humans are always moved by our dreams and goals, have an amazing day!🙂

  7. Oh girl, in Toronto we have long, open subway cars and someone’s currently smoking…. You are absolutely correct. It’s impossible to get away from. I’m getting off and waiting for the next train 😂🤦‍♀️

  8. Like your vlogs, i do sometimes wonder if we are quite a like in our thinking. As a virgo male late 30s whos been mostly single. I do enjoy my single life. Id like to be in a relationship at somepoint but dont know if I can handle taking orders from someone and as you say being hurt by the someone over and over, makes us mind numbing.

  9. Because according to google "How many views on YouTube do you need to make $2000 a month?
    On average, YouTubers typically earn around $2 to $4 per 1,000 monetized views. To make $2,000 a month, you might need anywhere from 500,000 to 1,000,000 views per month. Keep in mind that these numbers can vary widely, so it's important to focus on creating quality content and building a loyal audience.Oct 11, 2023" $2k a month doesn't even cover your rent bitch

  10. Did I just binge watch 7 of your vids? Yuppp. Love the apt deco's….the nighttime vibe is immaculate!
    Fave songs on repeat rn are 'Feel Nothing' by The Plot In You & 'IDGAF' by Tee Grizzley f/Chris Brown & Mariah The Scientist.
    Your roommate skits for brands are hilarious btw and thank you for being so thorough on this vid re: moving to NYC – super helpful! Looking fwd to future content, per normal! 🙌🏻

  11. Thank you so much! My boyfriend and I want to move to NYC from California, where rents are the same fyi, and the amount of negative comments we get can get super discouraging but we know in our hearts we want to make the move! This perspective is just what I needed to hear ❤

  12. Do I want to move to NY? Nope, as I have been here already for 31 years. Do I come to watch this and hear peoples thoughts on NY and hear Chelsea? Yup. Apartment search is the most stressful here. If you do find a Dimond you then hold on for dear life. Even the housing lottery now can be insane on rents in my opinion even though it's suppose to be "affordable". I have seen the rent be 40%-55% of the income requirement. Love the tip on volunteering to find friends in the community. I have found, finding a community ever since I moved out of my childhood neighborhood incredibly difficult. I will admit, I don't miss the subway now that I use a commuter train to get into the city. 🤣

  13. Love your humor and honesty! Lived there 7 years when I feel like the city was more vibrant and less gentrified. More mom and pop’s, more Wild West—-ish. Now I feel like it’s just another big global city—-and I’ve lived on 4 continents, great cities, etc. I miss the soul of NYC🥲

  14. THIS IS HOW YOU INFORM!!! 💯 I absolutely love how you’re giving transplants real information about where they are moving to.

    I’m in PA not far from NYC. And we’re effected by what happens there with population growth because people leave the city and move here and just travel for work. So we’re having to keep up with what’s happening there, Jersey city etc. An it’s sad to watch the effects rolling down while so many are still trying to move their without intentions on actually even participating in the city outside of saying “ I moved to NY “.
    Doing the good work 🎉

  15. The confidence you have of filming in public.. you go girl!!! Thank you for this video❤️ I’m thinking about moving to New York and this video was super helpful. I didn’t think this video was negative I just think it was realistic.

  16. omg, PIANOS. I loved that place. I just turned 30, and I moved to NYC when I was 19, I left at 24 in 2018. We visited last year and I noticed the LES and East Village had a very different vibe which was a bit sad! but that always happens.

  17. I adore your videos. And your videos gave me such a realistic perspective of what it really takes to live in nyc… not the perfect pinterest version either. I think I have indefinitely put my dreams of moving to nyc aside… and that's not a bad thing. I think realistically speaking… I know myself and what I like. And if I were to move to NYc tomorrow… I'd be living a life I would ultimately hate. maybe someday i'll live there… maybe not. but that's ok. I think your videos are the absolute best – because they are real. And you have no idea how much money you have probably saved people who would have otherwise up and moved thinking they were moving for some pinterest version

  18. Great job New Yorker. Your comments were very fair and very realistic. I'm glad you still have a passion for what New York can show you/teach you. I how you can talk more about things Not in Manhattan.

  19. I moved to NYC when I was 23 in 2012, and I was so broke and so clueless but it was truly the most fun time in my life. I loved getting to re-live it through your video and hearing what the experience might be like for someone now

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