What advice to expats in New York City have about housing?
When we asked people living in New York City about the social scene there, they described it saying...
"1. Research the neighborhoods carefully before committing to a rental or purchase. 2. Consider the cost of living in the area and the commute to work. 3. Be aware of the potential for high rent prices and the availability of affordable housing. 4. Look into the safety of the area and the quality of the schools. 5. Make sure to read the lease carefully and understand all the terms and conditions. 6. Be prepared to pay a security deposit and first and last month's rent. 7. Ask for references from the landlord or real estate agent. 8. Be aware of the potential for hidden costs such as broker fees and application fees. 9. Consider the amenities offered in the building or complex. 10. Ask about the availability of parking and public transportation," explained one expat living in New York, the United States.
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What advice to expats in New York City have about housing?
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