East 19th St, Gramercy Park
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"Nouveau Street For Those Looking For A Change!"
East 19th street is close to the following metro station: L, 3rd avenue , and is accessible to many buses. Foot traffic is heavy and it is a good neighborhood for young people .
"Pay a lot, but you get a lot"
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"The greatest little spot in all of NYC"
Some photo's or images or more reviews of this street would be great to get a more accurate reflection of this street.
@ mrated: my guess is that it does effect the score based on other reviews i've read with unhelpful's.
AJ
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AJ
Well, obviously I am a bit bias, but E. 19th is a great street. 71 Irving Place is the best cup of coffee in the City, you've got Friend of a Farmer, sushi, and several other great bars are restaurants...not to mention Rick Okasic lives on E. 19th.
But I think the piece de resistance about the Gramercy hood is the one of our neighbors, Cyrus Field, laid the first transatlantic cable...an incredible story http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/amex/cable/peopleevents/p_field.html
On the other hand, I have discovered the same pricey trend while living directly on the Eastern Shore from Maryland to Florida in high-rise condos or other surrounding properties located within the vicinity near an OCEAN or waterfront view!
It’s all about location, location, location…
Thanks for sharing.
PC25754
FYI-- some folks pay 600.00 to 800.00USD monthly just to PARK and vehicle to live in the city!