Need Help I'm thinking about moving to New York?
I want to move to New York in particular near the train system. I'm thinking about Brooklyn or Manhattan. I would like to apply for public housing, I need a 2 bedroom. I live in Boston, MA at this time. I want to move to New York in January. How do I keep my things from Boston to New York? Do not drive, and will not have access to a car. How do you see that move?
A government subsidized apartment is 2BR readily available in such a short time notice. Usually there is a huge waiting list to enter this type of housing. My grandparents got into his apartment in subsidized govt Chinatown after a wait of 15 years! I doubt you can be in such a short time. To move all your stuff to New York, you'd have to hire some engines truck all their furniture, clothes, electronics, etc. .. The cost to move your stuff could cost up to $ 2,000 … depending on the amount of things you have. Of course, you should have a top address so they know where to deliver their material, so that means I'd need to reach a New York City one or two months before signing a lease somewhere. If you want to go cheap, you can probably take Boltbus Megabus or come to New York for less than $ 10. If you have friends in the city, maybe hit up a favor and crash with them for the weekend while searching an apartment. Be sure to do your homework first and find out what part of Manhattan / Brooklyn you want to move a. Search hire some sites to familiarize yourself with the areas. If you do not receive subsidized rent an apartment, paid between $ 2000 to $ 4000 per month for an apartment in Manhattan …. Brooklyn 2BR, depending on where you choose can be almost as expensive if you are in Brooklyn Heights, but much less if goes further in Brooklyn. Look around on the internet to see what rents are in each neighborhood so do not be surprised when you start looking around.
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