Living in NYC vs Living in Atlanta | Atlanta vs New York Full Breakdown
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- So what's it like Living in NYC vs Living in Atlanta? In this video I break down the major differences in living in NYC vs living in Atlanta. I discuss everything from things to do, the job market, cultural differences, crime, cost of living and so much more. If you're thinking of moving to Atlanta from NYC, you need to see this video!
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I live in Atlanta now. I’m from Westchester county. From my perspective the people are different, slower paced, customer service is not great, if you have kids with special needs like I do, NYC is top notch and so is Healthcare.
Lived in NY Long Island for 58 yrs.. Retired 2 yrs. Ago to Conyers,Ga ( appr:25 miles east of Atlanta.. This young MAN knows what he is talking about !!!!!😊
You can do a lot of things in NYC in 1 day, all you need to do is use the subway system. Driving in NYC is really not smart if you need to cover many grounds
Pro tip: Change to 1.5x speed
Thank you, I didn't even know this option was available.
I recently moved to Atlanta from Queens, New York and you are so on point with Atlanta not having Deli’s and Bodegas! That was one of the first things I noticed here in Atlanta. The reason I moved to Atlanta was for change and wanted to purchase a home. It’s much more affordable here. I’ve always had a car because I lived in Queens and worked on Long Island so I’m used to driving. Also I do notice even though mostly everywhere I go I need a car, I also notice the speed limits here lol. Super quick getting places due to mostly everyone drives 80mph or faster. I guess that’s because unlike New York, most highways here are interstates and not parkways like the belt pkwy or cross island pkwy. I’m loving it so far and I have no regrets. By the way I live in the West End and I’m so happy with the decision to move to this area.
Yh when I stayed out in ATL for a lil while I noticed that too, lack of small grocery shops round the corner, I like having bodegas near me in the bronx
go back to New York so you can go to bodegas
@@Armed-Forever And u from the dirty Bronx at that to no one wants u in the A go back to NY
See how rude and unwelcoming Atlanta natives are? Swear I only get along with transplants down here. People were nicer in NY.
@@redcomic619 that’s a lie NY is known for rudeness I used to live in Bedstuy Brooklyn and Farrock Queens for 5 years ain’t like it y’all NY mfers are the rudest people on earth
Play at 1.25 speed. Your welcome
I had to do 1.5 tho
I can see that you still miss NY. I do too.
...mostly because of the people. They don't value education as much here.
Yes I do!
@@kwesibruno “They” come from all over and what exactly are Americans “educated” in or should I say indoctrinated in?
Love this video! You essential addressed every topic, or at the least all the issues that most people would be concerned with. Thanks for sharing. I always watch your videos because they tend to pop up because of my Atlanta searches. Today I’ve subscribed to your channel.
Atlanta is very affordable and has just about everything you want except for a beach!!!
We have beaches too!
@@LivinginAtlantaTeam where are the beaches
Have to drive to the coast..
My family and I moved to Loganville Georgia from Queens New York.
I really think people who are moving down here to Atlanta should really visit the Surrounding Counties outside of Atlanta ( Cobb County ) to its the best area to live considering all factors that were discussed in this video and you are 15 to 30 minutes from Atlanta. Cobb County has a very big diverse environment and all the restaurants Atlanta does not have. Cobb County is the way to go in my opinion. I have been here all my life and have stay in all of the Metro area Cobb is the best place to live
Hello sir, I am from ny, still living here, and thinking about moving down to north Atlanta with my family. A lot of the points you hit on are very important to me and my family as we are mixed and value things such as diversity, affordability, authentic food options, etc... thank you for making this video.
I am from the Bronx ! There is a huge Bronx population in Atlanta! I love the weather and I was able to buy my first home 6 years ago !! I love it here !
🔥spot on and honest. i wish i had seen your video BEFORE I moved back in the summer 2019 (all my friends "promised" that Atlanta was so "progressive"!). actually moving back by this fall 2024 to pursue substance disorder counseling....way more opportunities, and yes, ACCESS, in NYC. -Peace
Going to be listing my home so that I can move down to Marietta.
This was SOOO helpful! THANK YOU KING! :)
You've gotta visit Marietta Diner up Cobb Pkwy. And I agree, I wish there was more of a Melting Pot feel in TheA between the races.
Houston is the melting pot of the South
That's why I moved my family back north. I hated the feel of secret segregation
Only the 5 boroughs which is Nyc is only City the rest of NY like upstate and Long Island are rural and you need a car
Atlanta has a strong and growing movie industry.
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Awesome thank you for the advice Blessings on your success 🙌
I’m moving to Atlanta it to be honest, it feels a little daunting to me because it’s not as convenient and we’re able to be out any time of day/night and feel somewhat safe vs most places in America that’s a ghost town after 7 pm. I’m also concerned about salary
If you want convenient in Atlanta one of the inside neighborhoods like Midtown, East Atlanta or Buckhead May suit you. It is a car city unfortunately. Train and buses are limited but pretty good for the South
You can’t even compare the two. Atlanta has some of the culture and food and is getting better in those areas. Housing is mostly brand new. NYC has great architecture but when it comes to living the housing SuCKS.
Describe “culture” in the USA….hilarious comment and GA has amazing architecture with its colonial antibellum style historic homes in places like Savannah or in small historic neighborhoods
I misunderstood the comment! Why is everything a a penis comparison on the internet. You CanNot compare. Totally different. NYC has more nationalities on one street than entire cities. Much of Atlanta was destroyed in the Civil War so many of the older properties were destroyed. Atlanta’s housing it better for the cost. Atlanta has parking which is difficult in NYC.
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Really appreciate this video! I grew up in Bergen County, NJ and I'm currently making the decision to either go to grad school in Manhattan or Atlanta. Obviously love how it's cheaper down there, but also keeping an eye out for some kind of culture shock 😅
Go to Manhattan since it's very cool and even though probably expensive but new jersey is next to NY bc my dad works in New jersey and plus the place that bergen County I went to it several times
And plus its far away to go to Georgia NY is so close
I grew up wanting to go live in NY... but having 2 cars and 3 bikes... NY just wasn't viable 😅
Lived in Atlanta 4 years hated it came back up top. Living is cheaper down there though
Is it easy to get house in atlanta,GA?
Why does this guy think that Bear mountain in Westchester is like 1,000,000 miles away from New York City?😂 it’s an hour and a half tops from the City sounds just accessible to me?
I lived in New York and loved the fact I didn’t have to worry about having a car. I’m looking to moving to Atlanta because I hate the cold but I really hate that Atlanta has bad traffic. I know that Atlanta does have some public transportation. What areas outside of the city can I look into moving that is close to public transportation where I can go back and forth to the city of Atlanta? Thanks for sharing 😁😊
Hey! He addresses this in the video. 🙂 The train runs on a “t” shape in the heart of the metro area. I’d recommend looking at a map of the train system and seeing what areas are close to the stops. That’s what I’ve done, coming from NY as well.
@@itss_nattyj Thanks!
Same, all the best!
When I first moved to the Atlanta in 2007 I lived in Sandy Springs which is on the bus and Marta line (train)
I highly recommend buying a car and it is not expensive at all. Trust me you will need it eventually.
Where is the best place to get pizza here in Atlanta?
Antico!
@@LivinginAtlantaTeam I heard about them, thanks!
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Is Atlanta Safe to live? safe to Walking around City? And At night also in Downtown? Please tell me Bro
Atlanta's public transportation is shit! Nevertheless, it still outshines NYC when it comes to energy and attractions.
Outshines NYC 🤣 in energy and attractions. Poor thing 🥲 you really believe that.
😂😂 Atlanta can be boring AF if you don't like clubs, strip clubs all the time. Moving bc there isn't enough to do here
Atlanta outshines NYC when it comes to attractions?!!! I'd like to know. And don't list anything that's NOT in Atlanta. The surrounding counties are NOT Atlanta. If you want to include the surrounding counties then I guess it's ok to expand NYCs boundaries to include New Jersey, and upstate New York. Other than the Beltline, which will be a crown jewel Atlanta attraction when totally complete, there's NOTHING that Atlanta has that outshines NYC.
@@seeatlanta1408 These Atlanta dudes be wilding son. Tbh I prefer Miami than Atlanta.
My company has a site in Atlanta and Miami, but we based in NYC. I travel to Atlanta and once a quarter. It’s straight, but I wouldn’t live in Atlanta. Not as much culture as you get in the northeast. Like in NYC, I can experience culture from around the world.
@@andresisaza1574 Yea you're right. It's not as multi-cultural as back in NYC. You really get used to Atlanta, just as long as you're living in the parts of Atlanta that resembles city life. NYers always complain when they move down here, but they always move to the sticks.
And No disrespect but living in Rockland you are NOT a NYer. But great videos because mine suck. But Atlanta is Great!!! How could you Not like the weather vs that Snow in Rockland and the vast amount paid in tolls
I Would Choose New York Over Atlanta Because I Love The Vibe Of New York And New York Has A Lot More Cultural Diversity Than Atlanta. I Lived In Atlanta For A Year And I Didn't Like It. When I Visited New York, I Actually Enjoyed It 😉. I Loved The Vibe Of The City. I Would Most Definitely Go Back To New York.
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i cant stand new york city, thats why i moved here in atlanta. and in love with it❤
U special fo that. Atlanta is a ghetto NY
And No disrespect but living in Rockland you are NOT a NYer. But great videos because mine suck. But Atlanta is Great!!! How could you Not like the weather vs that Snow in Rockland and the vast amount paid in tolls
Everyone from the state of New York is a New Yorker genius.
@@LivinginAtlantaTeam Thank You for the disrespect. My point is that you can not give opinion on a place you are not from just as I could not compare Rockland, Dutchess, or Orange Counties. Perhaps Lower Westchester since it is more similar to the 5 Boroughs.
@@SamMcKinley I grew up 36 miles from NYC. I spent a LOT of time in the city & my father worked in the city. My point is that you shouldn't go around telling people what they can and can't give an opinion on. You sound like a tool.