NYC is getting too Expensive | Moving back Home at 32
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- Опубликовано: 19 сен 2024
- It's been an amazing 3 years living in Brooklyn, New York City. This was my first apartment ever and I moved out at 29 with a roommate. Unfortunately, summer time is peak season for apartment hunting and prices are getting out of hand. I'm glad that I have the option to move back home for a bit. The plan is to do some traveling and then slowly find a new place that is within my budget that I'll love.
Moving was rough though. You really don’t know how much stuff you have until you have to move. If I could I would hire movers next time.
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ha when you are born and raised and going back home is just staying in NYC. Love it.
Haha yes it is like the opposite for us. We go to different states (ex Ohio) and then come home to NYC but this is something people who visit here can’t even imagine lol
Finally someone has come to their senses! No way would I pay those ridiculous prices for a 4 x 4 box! Plus the prices of eating out, coffee and just about everything there is also ridiculous! I'm not sure how these people are doing it.
NYC has been too expensive for ages. It’s neat to live there - but there’s a price to pay for that.
It’s affordable if you either make a lot to be able to offset the cost, or you barely have any room, or have to compromise on where you live if you don’t make a lot.
Otherwise, you live there for a while to get it out of your system, and then move out once the realization sets in, or you’ve exhausted your ability to be there while living at a certain standard…
Exactly, I moved out luckily during pandemic pricing and that was with a roommate. Now looking for my own place it’s quite costly. I was finding that I had to compromise on my budget or the space so moving back home for now was the best option.
@@Thanyawan I wish you the best, and props for chasing your dream, and giving it a shot.
Not many actually reach for their dreams…
and will always wonder what if.
I moved back to my parent's rental age 30. It was an affordable rental place and we lived there happily together for many years, until we found out that the building is not earthquake resistant. We then moved to the new building next door - 4 times the rent but we decided a safe home should be our priority (duh!). But now rents have gone insane her in Istanbul as well. The landlady wants 100% increase - she's not happy with the 160% increase from last year! Total insanity. The law is on our side, but rents being high all around the world is simply .... unacceptable. Your dog is the cutest! ❤
O wow that’s so crazy with that increase. Hopefully everything is sorted for you!
so discouraging learning about how hard and expensive it is to move to nyc, since I'd really like that to be my first time moving out. I don't have any potential roommates though, but I also know I'd probably enjoy having own place better.Thanks for the insider look and hope you had a smooth move!
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Good luck on your next adventure! 🎉❤
Thank you!
Omg ur dog is so cuteeee
Aw thank you. It’s my roommate’s dog so I’ll miss him very much.
I’ve dreamt of moving to nyc but the COL is unrealistic
Definitely, it’s so expensive for locals as well.