I've lived in a lot of different cities. But there's something different about the old east coast cities (Boston, New York, & Philly) and the people that live there. There's a culture that's unique to those cities and each neighborhood in those cities that you don't get anywhere else. It's unique, it's special, and I miss it. I'd move back if it could.
One thing you kind of glossed over is that where you live mostly depends on how much you can afford. All those neighborhoods you mentioned are for young, early-career, low-end salaried individuals. There are much nicer neighborhoods where you can find deals but you really have to do your homework and probably hire an agent. A lot landlords use agents in order to conduct the credit checks be screening. It also doesn’t make sense to rent in Brooklyn since it’s not that much cheaper than those older neighborhoods you mentioned unless you want to buy a place. Also the closer you live to a train station the more your rent. I really love Union Square, Soho, TriBeCa and the Meatpacking district.
Couldn’t have said it better myself! These were great neighborhoods mentioned here… But there are a lot of other neighborhoods that can probably be a great fit for those watching!
Love your videos Shelby! Each is better than the previous one… interesting, engaging, high quality, perfect editing. From home improvements in PS to nomadic life you really are a great storyteller!
When my husband and I were dating, he lived in Queens (Elmhurst neighborhood). Our jobs took us out of state, but if we moved back to NY, Queens would be my top choice.
I moved to NYC by myself almost 20 years ago at 27 yrs old. I had a job and found a room in Hell’s Kitchen with a stranger. Met my husband while there, I brought him back to the west coast after we had a kid. Where you live definitely depends on how much you make. I paid $1,400 for a bedroom in a luxury building 42nd and 11th. It’s expensive my advise would be save enough for 1 years rent before moving there.
Wow I recently lived in this area of Hell’s Kitchen as well and you don’t want to know what I paid for a one bedroom just two years ago… 😂 Completely agree with how expensive it is!
I lived in Yorkville in 2015 and LOVED it! I paid $1775 for a one bedroom (5th floor, walk up). It was definitely more of a walk to the subway but it was a bit quieter and near the park by the East River 😊
I have visited NYC several times and love it but went there one Christmas and was surprised how cold it was! (I'm from CA) and realized that there was no way I could get up early and go to work in the snow. Just not in my DNA but it's the most exciting city in the world!
Enjoyed this video on NYC. My wife and I are born and raised New Orleanians and at 73, we definitely call this home. However, we love visiting Manhattan, especially the Upper Westside. Whenever we visit Manhattan we either stay in a AirBnb or Hotel in the Upper Westside. Always want to be close to Central Park for my morning jogs, and later a walk to Zabar’s for some deli treats. Broadway is full of shopping opportunities. To us, the Upper Westside is the best neighborhood to experience life in the “Big Apple”.
Love that you stay in the Upper West Side when visiting here! I feel like so many people coming into the city are only open to staying Downtown or in Midtown. This is honestly such good advice/a great idea for people visiting NYC to stay in this area. 👏🏻
I love that you highlighted another borough besides Manhattan. Investing in a high quality winter coat is so important I can’t stress that enough. Love my Canada goose jacket it was so worth it and I’ve been able to invest on cuter new coats with years here
As someone who knows they’re going to live in New York at some point in my life whether it’s short term or long term, I loved this video! So insightful!
yes to all of this! You can get a little more space by going to Yorkville or the Upper West Side and its a little quieter up there too. Super nice and you can still get downtown easily
NYers never go to tourist traps. Many have never been to the Statue of Liberty, The Empire State Building, etc. All the neighborhoods they are recommending are mostly for people who have great jobs. This is the fantasy NY. People out of college move into these places, stay for a year or two and leave never to return and will brag for their entire lives of "when they lived in NY" *eyeroll* No one, unless they have some kind of legendary career will ever be able to maintain this lifestyle for more than a few years. I know some people who have maintained apartments in these places but at great personal cost and great personal compromise. So, they're 40 years old, living in a postage stamp apartment with 3 roommates. They own nothing, haven't bought new clothes in some time and they eat ramen 5 days out of the week. But, hey! They live in the Village! Others have inherited rent controlled apartments that have been in their family for years. They are the exception. REAL NYers live in the outskirts of Queens, The Bronx, Brooklyn (not the trendy parts), Staten Island. We realize that Manhattan and some artsy parts of Brooklyn are literally gated communities for the extremely wealthy. You are always on the outside looking in. There are many different NYs and it's all based upon your economic class, your family and your current wealth. For the most part, NY isn't for you, even if you live here. That's the TRUTH from a born and raised NYer who's family has been here for multi-generations. If I were you, I'd find a smaller secondary city with a bunch of cool shops, great restaurants that really wants to make a go of it in 2022. Some Midwestern and Southern cities are going through this right now. Go there, make a name for yourself. Be a big fish or a whale in small pond. You will have a much better time, have better connections, things will be cheaper, better quality of life and you'll have a CHANCE of making something of yourself. You can do almost EVERYTHING you can do in NY in a smaller city, much better, cheaper and faster.
I think you did a good job on getting information on only a small part of Manhattan, as someone who's young and moved here alone at 22, I can tell you that there are so many nicer neighborhoods that offer good pricing and modern renovation, and a lot to do around it! Upper west side and Upper east side pretty much 60-100th have everything you could think of and train access is superb! I know you only had a month to do this so great job none the less!! NYC def takes a solid 2 years to fully grasp the greatness of it and even then that may not be enough time hahaha
check out upper Manhattan, the Bronx, queens, Staten, there's so much more than lower Manhattan and the adjacent areas you have here on video and some areas are actually a lot cheaper to the tune of thousands but you'd rather be closer to the visually appealing and the "grunge" of the east village. clearly that guys never been in the Bronx where my grandmother lives. that's the issue with reviewing other YT personalities. they tend to float in nicer fit for video locations. Dont trade west coast LA for east coast LA. Also louis Rossman, for NYC street view content, he finally moved out of NY.
Yes hence why it’s called new YORK. It’s a play off of York in the UK when the British colonized it. American revolution… Hamilton explains it decently well. California is more Spanish inspired so it would not resemble a wester European cities but it has more Spanish inspired tones.
It would’ve been great if you featured real New Yorkers and not just the transplants that move to NYC. Right now we are getting a really generic view of NYC.
Another great informative video with crazy mad editing skills!! Thank you for putting so much passion into your content and how it’s laid out for us! ♥️
This was great, i especially appreciated you mentioning the winter as it was the main factor that held me back from considering to live there, I love the walkability and creative buzzing energy, after this you got me thinking even more about it. Thank you!
One of the things I’ve so wanted to do is visit the Empire State Building and see the whole view of New York at night. You get really get some amazing wallpaper grade level shots from there
As someone who used to live there, I can say you have a good breakdown of the areas there. You know those areas like the lower East side and the East village we're not so nice when I used to live there. I was part of the first wave of gentrifiers in those areas. Some people at work and such thought I was crazy for hanging out there back then. And it's interesting to see how much those areas changed over the years.
No, she doesn't have a good breakdown of the areas in NYC. She never even mentioned the UWS, Chelsea, Tribeca, Lincoln Square (UWS), Battery City Park, etc. The Lower East is for poor college students; it's utterly disgusting.
I live in San Francisco & have been for the last 12 years, but I’m moving to NYC next year for work, and I’ll be there for an entire year! I’m stoked! I’ve visited New York a few dozen times. But excited to experience all 4 seasons in a. city. Being born & raised in CA I’ve never experienced 4 seasons
I love your videos, but really wish you would have highlighted more perspectives on living in NYC outside of just influencers’! I live in UES in a 6th floor walk up building From 1910, and while it’s obviously still expensive it’s so affordable compared to LES/EV/WV. Plus there are rarely any rats or bugs up here (I’ve never seen in my apt 🤞🏼). I love going downtown but there is SO much up here from restaurants to bars, and Central Park is literally a 10 min walk away. Plus it’s so much quieter and cleaner in general up here. Was happy that I heard Yorkville in the video but I don’t think people realize just how great living uptown is Bc all everyone constantly talks about is “below 14th st.”
I’m from nyc n want to move to Houston… I think the best thing to do is look how people showcase your city to see how accurate these RUclipsrs are.. she did a wonderful job on covering Manhattan.. there is more to nyc .. queens Long Island sta island… Harlem.. Bronx with nice safe n less expensive neighborhoods… me personally once u go with a diverse neighborhood any where in USA.. that’s the best deal
Great video for showing the more popular neighborhoods. One area that is really overlooked is Astoria Queens, where I live now (6years). It's trendy and lots of 20s -30s and its much quieter but still Manhattan accessible with 15 min subway ride to midtown.
The apartment my family lived in…there were two flats per floor. Eventually, it went condo & the two apartments were combined into one unit. The price, last time I checked, was $4 million….sheesh
This is such a high quality video, and just getting shots of everything must have taken weeks. Well done. You did a good job explaining why people love NY so much. As a person who hasn't visited I only see what TV and movies (and YT) show me and the mystique never really made sense. This explains it a bit more.
I just want to say wow. this is some great editing.Being around you is like being on a happy little vacation. Congratulations on such an amazing achievement, Good job.
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After watching your video, I now want to visit NYC for at least a month. Also, it was around -4 Fahrenhait most of this past week in Toronto where I live... So I think I don't need the heattech clothes for now. :)
I definitely want to visit New York one day! Watching your videos and others has made it seem more realistic to me. As far as living, I definitely think I’ll stick to Texas because I’m not good in the cold 🥶 Also, everyone commenting that Shelby didn’t include/should have included X Y Z neighborhood.. This video is about what her RUclips friends recommended. This is just their experience!
Manhattan is a pretty interesting island. Next, Shelby can go to Penn Station and take the NJ Transit to Newark or Camden. Exploring the ghettos will be good. 😛😛😛
Pretty accurate info. Would deffo hype of Brooklyn way more, it’s affordable and soooo much to do. If you live on the L train you’re so close to manhattan
What about Queens? My brother lives in Astoria Queens. It's an affordable place to live and close to subways, with many good restaurants, parks, and bars. nontourist area.
We had a really warm November this past year and December - Christmas season is just magical. Agreed though Jan, Feb - it's better to schedule trips then.
such an awesome video Shelby!! I'm from OC and I feel like the natural progression is to move to LA but this definitely gave me some things to think about 😍 love your content as always!
NYC is fun for young people in their 20s that are going out to bars all the time. But the weather sucks half the year and because it’s freezing everyone is stuck inside their shoe box sized apartments. In the summer everyone leaves for the Hamptons or Provincetown. You basically get 2 good months in the late spring and early fall. That’s about it. It’s better to do Miami/Palm Beach in winter and Hamptons or Ptown for summer
Shelby's clever b-rolls made NYC look better than it really is? Maybe Shelby could highlight some of the reasons why NYC is one of the top cities that people are fleeing from?
Haha - how much of bars, cafes and restaurants can you do especially if you have family/kids or are in early 30's ? So basically NYC is cool for younger generation!
Nooooo that's not the HEATTQCH you should get!! Haha I love UNIQLO and heattech, what you should get are long sleeve t-shirt one to wear inside of your shirts and heattech leggings! Those will keep you warm and you don't have to care about colors and such cuz ppl can't see it
I lived there for 6 weeks as a surgery caregiver. We stayed at a hotel near Wall Street. Apparently its one of the most expensive areas. My favorite neighborhoods are both East and Grenwich Villages, Chinatown, and Hell's Kitchen. The subway gets really expensive - $40 a week for a 7 unlimited day pass, Ubers take forever because the traffic is so bad, its worth it to subway. Love the pizza and Italian food in Little Italy. About the rats - they're nocturnal so you usually don't see them during the day, but they are cringey!
Kind of crazy to see the prices of some of these places. I live in Utah and own two townhomes with a combined 4 bedrooms and 4.5 bathrooms. The combined mortgage payments would roughly get me a 1 bed 1 bath in New York. I’m good where I am.
Loved this! I lived in NYC a few years ago, during and after going to FIT, and I would have loved a video like this. Right now I enjoyed it because i know all the places you were talking about and enjoyed seeing them again :)
Very good video🙌👏 Shelby, i really learned more about NYC and how is living there ( of course to live there is like most of big cities with pros and cons) the way you made it , doing interviews , talking with some new yorkers and also people is living there ,it makes me to enjoy the video and hold the best info about all the neighborhoods
Yes!! There are so many NYC videos that refuse to mention Hoboken/JC yet they are such great spots to live (that are actually closer to Manhattan than most areas of the other boroughs)
I moved back to the city from Hawaii. Missed this creative energy so much. Great catch, people living here love love NYC. They opened the whole store "NY or nowhere" merchandise, I bet it'll do well lol. You were right in my neighborhood - Greenwich Village by the Washington Square Park. I hope you'll be back. NYC suits you.
Shelby, this video is so well made! Maybe if you put the other youtubers that were on the video too in the title or thumbnail it would help it get more views 🤔
I've lived in a lot of different cities. But there's something different about the old east coast cities (Boston, New York, & Philly) and the people that live there. There's a culture that's unique to those cities and each neighborhood in those cities that you don't get anywhere else. It's unique, it's special, and I miss it. I'd move back if it could.
Where do you live now?
I agree with this so so much!
One thing you kind of glossed over is that where you live mostly depends on how much you can afford. All those neighborhoods you mentioned are for young, early-career, low-end salaried individuals. There are much nicer neighborhoods where you can find deals but you really have to do your homework and probably hire an agent. A lot landlords use agents in order to conduct the credit checks be screening. It also doesn’t make sense to rent in Brooklyn since it’s not that much cheaper than those older neighborhoods you mentioned unless you want to buy a place. Also the closer you live to a train station the more your rent. I really love Union Square, Soho, TriBeCa and the Meatpacking district.
Couldn’t have said it better myself!
These were great neighborhoods mentioned here…
But there are a lot of other neighborhoods that can probably be a great fit for those watching!
Love your videos Shelby! Each is better than the previous one… interesting, engaging, high quality, perfect editing.
From home improvements in PS to nomadic life you really are a great storyteller!
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When my husband and I were dating, he lived in Queens (Elmhurst neighborhood). Our jobs took us out of state, but if we moved back to NY, Queens would be my top choice.
I lived in Sunnyside when I lived in New York! 😊
My bf is from astoria and it's such a cute area! Also short train ride to Manhattan
I moved to NYC by myself almost 20 years ago at 27 yrs old. I had a job and found a room in Hell’s Kitchen with a stranger. Met my husband while there, I brought him back to the west coast after we had a kid. Where you live definitely depends on how much you make. I paid $1,400 for a bedroom in a luxury building 42nd and 11th. It’s expensive my advise would be save enough for 1 years rent before moving there.
Wow I recently lived in this area of Hell’s Kitchen as well and you don’t want to know what I paid for a one bedroom just two years ago… 😂
Completely agree with how expensive it is!
I lived in Yorkville in 2015 and LOVED it! I paid $1775 for a one bedroom (5th floor, walk up). It was definitely more of a walk to the subway but it was a bit quieter and near the park by the East River 😊
Yorkville is such a great neighborhood and also $1775 doesn’t sound too bad even for a 5th floor walk up!
I have visited NYC several times and love it but went there one Christmas and was surprised how cold it was! (I'm from CA) and realized that there was no way I could get up early and go to work in the snow. Just not in my DNA but it's the most exciting city in the world!
Enjoyed this video on NYC. My wife and I are born and raised New Orleanians and at 73, we definitely call this home. However, we love visiting Manhattan, especially the Upper Westside. Whenever we visit Manhattan we either stay in a AirBnb or Hotel in the Upper Westside. Always want to be close to Central Park for my morning jogs, and later a walk to Zabar’s for some deli treats. Broadway is full of shopping opportunities. To us, the Upper Westside is the best neighborhood to experience life in the “Big Apple”.
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Love that you stay in the Upper West Side when visiting here!
I feel like so many people coming into the city are only open to staying Downtown or in Midtown.
This is honestly such good advice/a great idea for people visiting NYC to stay in this area. 👏🏻
The ferry is the best way to travel between Brooklyn and Manhattan. Winter in NYC can be intense.
LOVE the ferry!
I love that you highlighted another borough besides Manhattan. Investing in a high quality winter coat is so important I can’t stress that enough. Love my Canada goose jacket it was so worth it and I’ve been able to invest on cuter new coats with years here
Love your videos Joy!
My winter coat becomes my best friend literally half the year here lol
As someone who knows they’re going to live in New York at some point in my life whether it’s short term or long term, I loved this video! So insightful!
yes to all of this! You can get a little more space by going to Yorkville or the Upper West Side and its a little quieter up there too. Super nice and you can still get downtown easily
NYers never go to tourist traps. Many have never been to the Statue of Liberty, The Empire State Building, etc. All the neighborhoods they are recommending are mostly for people who have great jobs. This is the fantasy NY. People out of college move into these places, stay for a year or two and leave never to return and will brag for their entire lives of "when they lived in NY" *eyeroll* No one, unless they have some kind of legendary career will ever be able to maintain this lifestyle for more than a few years.
I know some people who have maintained apartments in these places but at great personal cost and great personal compromise. So, they're 40 years old, living in a postage stamp apartment with 3 roommates. They own nothing, haven't bought new clothes in some time and they eat ramen 5 days out of the week. But, hey! They live in the Village! Others have inherited rent controlled apartments that have been in their family for years. They are the exception.
REAL NYers live in the outskirts of Queens, The Bronx, Brooklyn (not the trendy parts), Staten Island. We realize that Manhattan and some artsy parts of Brooklyn are literally gated communities for the extremely wealthy. You are always on the outside looking in. There are many different NYs and it's all based upon your economic class, your family and your current wealth. For the most part, NY isn't for you, even if you live here. That's the TRUTH from a born and raised NYer who's family has been here for multi-generations.
If I were you, I'd find a smaller secondary city with a bunch of cool shops, great restaurants that really wants to make a go of it in 2022. Some Midwestern and Southern cities are going through this right now. Go there, make a name for yourself. Be a big fish or a whale in small pond. You will have a much better time, have better connections, things will be cheaper, better quality of life and you'll have a CHANCE of making something of yourself. You can do almost EVERYTHING you can do in NY in a smaller city, much better, cheaper and faster.
So shocked this doesn’t have more likes. Very spot on, honest perspective for people to consider
I live in Yorkville and I love it. It's very affordable and close to the train, bus, ferry! It's not as crazy as downtown. I Love it!
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I think you did a good job on getting information on only a small part of Manhattan, as someone who's young and moved here alone at 22, I can tell you that there are so many nicer neighborhoods that offer good pricing and modern renovation, and a lot to do around it! Upper west side and Upper east side pretty much 60-100th have everything you could think of and train access is superb! I know you only had a month to do this so great job none the less!! NYC def takes a solid 2 years to fully grasp the greatness of it and even then that may not be enough time hahaha
Completely agree on including the uptown neighborhoods!
There can actually be an entire video just on these two neighborhoods alone.
check out upper Manhattan, the Bronx, queens, Staten, there's so much more than lower Manhattan and the adjacent areas you have here on video and some areas are actually a lot cheaper to the tune of thousands but you'd rather be closer to the visually appealing and the "grunge" of the east village. clearly that guys never been in the Bronx where my grandmother lives. that's the issue with reviewing other YT personalities. they tend to float in nicer fit for video locations.
Dont trade west coast LA for east coast LA. Also louis Rossman, for NYC street view content, he finally moved out of NY.
Extremely well made video!!! Love the editing, a lot of info and everything!!
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As someone living in Europe, NYC seems to have so much more in common with western European cities than cities in California.
Yes hence why it’s called new YORK. It’s a play off of York in the UK when the British colonized it. American revolution… Hamilton explains it decently well. California is more Spanish inspired so it would not resemble a wester European cities but it has more Spanish inspired tones.
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Shelby’s content is above and beyond and always sooo amazing
This is so well done! Truly wish I would have had this video before I moved here, glad I could be apart of it :)
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I would love to see a video on what to do/ where to stay when visiting for a week!
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It would’ve been great if you featured real New Yorkers and not just the transplants that move to NYC. Right now we are getting a really generic view of NYC.
Glad you enjoyed the city that never sleeps (except in 2020)!! Love your these vlogs! Can definitely tell how much work you put into this!!
Another great informative video with crazy mad editing skills!! Thank you for putting so much passion into your content and how it’s laid out for us! ♥️
Thank you for watching and glad you like the editing!! Tried extra hard on this one
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The editing is definitely on par! 👏🏻
This was great, i especially appreciated you mentioning the winter as it was the main factor that held me back from considering to live there, I love the walkability and creative buzzing energy, after this you got me thinking even more about it. Thank you!
Completely agree! I love NYC so much but the winters are brutal here.
And I even grew up in the Northeast my entire life and I still think that 😂
Obsessed with the editing style and how much time and effort this took 😍always wanted to move to nyc so this video is perfect
Shelby, stop teasing us and just move to New York!!! 😊❤️
I think she is buying a house in Seattle, Monica mentioned this in her last video.
One of the things I’ve so wanted to do is visit the Empire State Building and see the whole view of New York at night. You get really get some amazing wallpaper grade level shots from there
As someone who used to live there, I can say you have a good breakdown of the areas there. You know those areas like the lower East side and the East village we're not so nice when I used to live there. I was part of the first wave of gentrifiers in those areas. Some people at work and such thought I was crazy for hanging out there back then. And it's interesting to see how much those areas changed over the years.
No, she doesn't have a good breakdown of the areas in NYC. She never even mentioned the UWS, Chelsea, Tribeca, Lincoln Square (UWS), Battery City Park, etc. The Lower East is for poor college students; it's utterly disgusting.
Very enjoyable and informative. Shelby is a master at her craft!
Kind of fun to watch these videos as a *former* NYC resident of many years who finally left 6 months ago
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I live in San Francisco & have been for the last 12 years, but I’m moving to NYC next year for work, and I’ll be there for an entire year! I’m stoked!
I’ve visited New York a few dozen times. But excited to experience all 4 seasons in a. city.
Being born & raised in CA I’ve never experienced 4 seasons
I love your videos, but really wish you would have highlighted more perspectives on living in NYC outside of just influencers’! I live in UES in a 6th floor walk up building From 1910, and while it’s obviously still expensive it’s so affordable compared to LES/EV/WV. Plus there are rarely any rats or bugs up here (I’ve never seen in my apt 🤞🏼). I love going downtown but there is SO much up here from restaurants to bars, and Central Park is literally a 10 min walk away. Plus it’s so much quieter and cleaner in general up here. Was happy that I heard Yorkville in the video but I don’t think people realize just how great living uptown is Bc all everyone constantly talks about is “below 14th st.”
I’m from nyc n want to move to Houston… I think the best thing to do is look how people showcase your city to see how accurate these RUclipsrs are.. she did a wonderful job on covering Manhattan.. there is more to nyc .. queens Long Island sta island… Harlem.. Bronx with nice safe n less expensive neighborhoods… me personally once u go with a diverse neighborhood any where in USA.. that’s the best deal
Great video for showing the more popular neighborhoods. One area that is really overlooked is Astoria Queens, where I live now (6years). It's trendy and lots of 20s -30s and its much quieter but still Manhattan accessible with 15 min subway ride to midtown.
The apartment my family lived in…there were two flats per floor. Eventually, it went condo & the two apartments were combined into one unit. The price, last time I checked, was $4 million….sheesh
This video is so perfectly done and fun to watch, great editing! It could totally be a whole series of different cities, all the best
Some nice shots. Nice cinematographic choices. Informative too. Well done.
This is such a high quality video, and just getting shots of everything must have taken weeks. Well done. You did a good job explaining why people love NY so much. As a person who hasn't visited I only see what TV and movies (and YT) show me and the mystique never really made sense. This explains it a bit more.
It took forever to make this lol worth it though it turned out nice I think!
I just want to say wow. this is some great editing.Being around you is like being on a happy little vacation. Congratulations on such an amazing achievement, Good job.
Hands down, New York is the best city in the world
I came here to learn how to invest after listening to a guy on radio talk about the importance of investing and how he made $960,000 in 4 months from $160k, somehow this video has helped shed light on some things, but I'm still confused, I'm a newbie and I'm open to ideas.
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After watching your video, I now want to visit NYC for at least a month. Also, it was around -4 Fahrenhait most of this past week in Toronto where I live... So I think I don't need the heattech clothes for now. :)
I definitely want to visit New York one day! Watching your videos and others has made it seem more realistic to me. As far as living, I definitely think I’ll stick to Texas because I’m not good in the cold 🥶 Also, everyone commenting that Shelby didn’t include/should have included X Y Z neighborhood.. This video is about what her RUclips friends recommended. This is just their experience!
Very well said .
Very well said .
It’s so fun to visit definitely do it! And yea, it would take an entire series to cover every neighborhood
You forgot to mention that there is a NYC resident income tax in addition to NY state income tax!!
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Manhattan is a pretty interesting island. Next, Shelby can go to Penn Station and take the NJ Transit to Newark or Camden. Exploring the ghettos will be good. 😛😛😛
Great video as always Shelby :) Your videos always put me in a good mood and your voice is peaceful and nice to listen to :)
Whoa I love Kelly's Stamps voice this video is very educational for anyone looking to move to those areas
I sooo appreciate the storytelling and cinematography!!!
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You should do every city in USA!!
Pretty accurate info. Would deffo hype of Brooklyn way more, it’s affordable and soooo much to do. If you live on the L train you’re so close to manhattan
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What about Queens? My brother lives in Astoria Queens. It's an affordable place to live and close to subways, with many good restaurants, parks, and bars. nontourist area.
Amazing video, Shelby!! Wow!
gonna be spending a month there! tips for the winter are definitely gonna be helpful! 🥶
Great production and editing! I could see myself living there from March to October, somewhere near a warm beach the rest of the year.
We had a really warm November this past year and December - Christmas season is just magical.
Agreed though Jan, Feb - it's better to schedule trips then.
Great video! I think this is a perfect guide for people who are considering different neighborhoods in the city.
People complaining about the cold and I love the cold and winter! Can’t ever move somewhere where it is always warm again.
Loved this video!! Your videos are always so engaging, particularly loved the editing on this one xx
Very good video as always, Shelbs! Absolutely love the content you do!
love your videos, this one is a fav. thank you for putting the map too!! thats helpful
This is such a great video! I've only visited NYC but I'm definitely a fan of Greenwich Village and East Village. :)
such an awesome video Shelby!! I'm from OC and I feel like the natural progression is to move to LA but this definitely gave me some things to think about 😍 love your content as always!
You should do a "everything you need to know before moving to Montreal" version!!!
Bingeing on your videos while on my 9th day of isolation.. more vlogs please! Stay safe and well Shelby! Much love from Philippines ❤️
41 is not cold. That's just chilly.
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NYC is fun for young people in their 20s that are going out to bars all the time. But the weather sucks half the year and because it’s freezing everyone is stuck inside their shoe box sized apartments. In the summer everyone leaves for the Hamptons or Provincetown. You basically get 2 good months in the late spring and early fall. That’s about it. It’s better to do Miami/Palm Beach in winter and Hamptons or Ptown for summer
LA is more suitable for family life and New York for young people, this is my opinion as a resident of Eurasia.
So happy to finally see this video after watching all of the vlogs! Nice work Shelby!
I just love the way you make and shoot your content... Its really some quality work shelby!❤️
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I love New york ! This city is amazing ! Thank you for this video.
Fantastic video - time and effort really shines through. Congrats!
Lovely video thanks for sharing 👍 🥰
Shelby's clever b-rolls made NYC look better than it really is? Maybe Shelby could highlight some of the reasons why NYC is one of the top cities that people are fleeing from?
Haha - how much of bars, cafes and restaurants can you do especially if you have family/kids or are in early 30's ? So basically NYC is cool for younger generation!
vax mandates are out of control 😭💔
Ive lived in NYC for my whole life, I think a great place to live in your 20's or 30's is nomad.
Nomad is such a great neighborhood!
It’s also crazy to see what they are doing with the neighborhood now.
It’s literally becoming the place to be.
Nooooo that's not the HEATTQCH you should get!! Haha
I love UNIQLO and heattech, what you should get are long sleeve t-shirt one to wear inside of your shirts and heattech leggings!
Those will keep you warm and you don't have to care about colors and such cuz ppl can't see it
Great video Shelby! B roll was on point as always😫
Would love to see a series where you do this for different cities and places! I know that’s a big ask but would be cool 😂 🏙
I lived there for 6 weeks as a surgery caregiver. We stayed at a hotel near Wall Street. Apparently its one of the most expensive areas. My favorite neighborhoods are both East and Grenwich Villages, Chinatown, and Hell's Kitchen. The subway gets really expensive - $40 a week for a 7 unlimited day pass, Ubers take forever because the traffic is so bad, its worth it to subway. Love the pizza and Italian food in Little Italy. About the rats - they're nocturnal so you usually don't see them during the day, but they are cringey!
Kind of crazy to see the prices of some of these places. I live in Utah and own two townhomes with a combined 4 bedrooms and 4.5 bathrooms. The combined mortgage payments would roughly get me a 1 bed 1 bath in New York. I’m good where I am.
Utah has stunning landscapes and topography but I can't/won't do Mormon culture.
I LOVE the heat tech line. They also have pieces you can layer under sweaters and pants fyi😊
I live in the upper west side and it’s truly magic, best part of the city. Hope you move here!
Loved this! I lived in NYC a few years ago, during and after going to FIT, and I would have loved a video like this. Right now I enjoyed it because i know all the places you were talking about and enjoyed seeing them again :)
Why didnt you say your iconic "bye" at the end. Literally broke my soul😥
Yes, missed it too
production quality is insane! so so good
Very good video🙌👏 Shelby, i really learned more about NYC and how is living there ( of course to live there is like most of big cities with pros and cons) the way you made it , doing interviews , talking with some new yorkers and also people is living there ,it makes me to enjoy the video and hold the best info about all the neighborhoods
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#1 areas are Carroll Gardens and Ft. Greene.
These areas are slept on for sure!
Two of my favorite areas in Brooklyn 👏🏻
Love from the UK 🇬🇧🥰
Wish you went to Hoboken, nj! 7 minute path train ride to west village and you don’t pay city tax.
Yes!! There are so many NYC videos that refuse to mention Hoboken/JC yet they are such great spots to live (that are actually closer to Manhattan than most areas of the other boroughs)
best videos on the internet. im obsessed with the fact that you filmed from the floor of the oculus loll
& the summers are crazy hot 🥵
choosing what neighborhood to live in is easy. Affording the rent, is difficult for most.
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I moved back to the city from Hawaii. Missed this creative energy so much.
Great catch, people living here love love NYC.
They opened the whole store "NY or nowhere" merchandise, I bet it'll do well lol.
You were right in my neighborhood - Greenwich Village by the Washington Square Park.
I hope you'll be back. NYC suits you.
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The production in this is insane!!! Really enjoyed.
it was a visual treat and nicely composed shots!
KELLY!!!!!! 😍
I can tell you've been watching Matt Davella's vlogs. Your prosody, tone, and rhythm in the beginning of the video is the same as his. :)
Shelby, this video is so well made! Maybe if you put the other youtubers that were on the video too in the title or thumbnail it would help it get more views 🤔
Really enjoyed this video
You should check out Montreal in the summer, Shelby!
I didn’t know you were a celebrity!!!
Been subscribed to you for awhile! Love your videos.
Was nice to meet you.😁
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