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You want to live in midtown? There are tons of great neighborhoods that are one short subway away that are going to be much better.
To directly answer the question though, west. I’d rather be in Hell’s Kitchen than the desolate area of midtown East.
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Rising Star
It takes 15 minutes to walk from midtown East to midtown west. I live in East and used to work in West. Yes, it’s not the most exciting neighborhood, but I get a bigger apartment for less money.
Sounds like his office is there, which is the only permissible reason.
Depends on what you want. West side is more fun but at the same time a lot of crazy people and noisy. East is much quieter
Depends on your definition of “midtown” East unless 1-3rd Avenues is mostly commercial and lifeless. West is more mixed and a bit more livelier and more residential once you are well past Times Square type of “mid”. Also few more subway lines than East.
It’s hard for me to imagine what “lifeless” is like in Manhattan lmao.
Midtown west. More things to do.
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I like west. Better food over there
2nd Ave is the only good part about Midtown East — it’s otherwise mostly just businesses and things get a little eery after hours when everything is closed. I’d just avoid living on 42nd or 8th Ave on West, which is too close to the Times Square crazies.
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West for sure. Transportation is generally easier
Where do your friends stay / do you have a daily commute?
West tends to be more fun but I would avoid hudson yards since its cut off and obviate anything between broadway and 8th between 34th and 50th because of the chaos.
On the east, shoot for between 2nd and Park Ave south of 42nd to get to the 4/5/6 and 7
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If you live in the East 50s, you’re close to the 4,5,6,N,R,E &M.
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East if you want peace and quiet and West if you like to be where the action is