Another difference between the two is that New York is a much bigger city than Newark. New York is also a major tourist destination which sees millions of visitors a year. Manhattan is the primary business and financial center or not only the city, but also the country as Wall Street and Financial District are both located there. The other four boroughs are primarily residential.
The industrial areas, airport and seaport lands are concentrated in the East and South Wards, while the other three wards are mainly residential. While Newark has its own nightlife and business centers, most people often travel to NYC for its abundant pubs and offices. Hudson, New York. User Name. Remember Me. Advanced Search. View detailed profile Advanced or search site with. Search Forums Advanced. Page 2 of 3. Location: Near Bridgewater 13 posts, read , times Reputation: Quote: Originally Posted by cazattack Its funny that marble hill is considered manhattan Location: Brooklyn, New York 4, posts, read 2,, times Reputation: Location: southwest TN 8, posts, read 16,, times Reputation: Quote: Originally Posted by SeventhFloor not to sway the direction of the thread, but interesting enough that while manhattan retained the county name for mailing purposes, staten island did not Quote: Originally Posted by e.
Location: Bronx, NY 4, posts, read 9,, times Reputation: City-Data Forum Message. Cancel Changes. Quick Reply. Well-connected and densely populated, Manhattan is city living at its core. With this prime location and added convenience often comes a higher price tag and less living space.
Keep in mind that the cost of extra storage space may need to be factored in to your total expenses! While some of this characterization holds water, Brooklyn carries much of the cultural influence and weight of Manhattan, with a more relaxed vibe. Home to beautiful parks, terrific watering holes and dining experiences, and plenty of culture, Brooklyn neighborhoods offer a bit more breathing room than cramped Manhattan. While cost of living in Brooklyn may be higher than in similarly sized cities around the country, it certainly is a price break from Manhattan.
Living in Brooklyn also often means a bigger apartment compared to those offered in Manhattan. While your commute to work may be slightly longer, you gain green spaces, unique culture, and great coffee and beer. The Bronx is home of the New York Yankees, is the cradle of hip hop, and boasts the biggest park in the city.
Geographically, this borough is located north of Manhattan over the Harlem River. The Bronx features plenty of attractions that make it a unique place to live, including Pelham Bay Park, Bronx Zoo, Yankee Stadium, and phenomenal opportunities to experience culture. While the subway is set up to take people back and forth to Manhattan, transportation within the borough itself can be a bit cumbersome.
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