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I LOVE LIVING IN NYC

genuinely one of the best decisions I’ve ever made!! feel free to ask any Q’s about life in NYC, working in fashion, theatre or digital marketing, social life, shopping, navigating the city, ANYTHING!! 📸🗽🎬🍎 #nyclifestyle #nyclife #nyfw #newyorkfashionweek #actor

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A woman holding a child in a supermarket aisle, with a text overlay indicating she is sharing her purchases from Japan as a Japanese mom living in NYC.

A flat lay of various Japanese food products from a supermarket, including instant ramen, rice seasonings, and food wraps, arranged on a wooden surface.

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Japanese products are the best🫶🫶🫶 #japanhaul #japantrip #japansouvenirs #japanesemom #nycmom

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I Pay $2,595 for Rent in NYC — Why It’s Worth It

Let’s be real — NYC rent is wild. But here’s why I’m (mostly) at peace with my $2,595/month apartment ✨ Location, location, location — I’m near the subway + my favorite coffee shop + walking distance to everything I need (grocery shopping, doctors, shopping, Central Park and more) ✨ Safe, cle

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A narrow utility area with a dark refrigerator, a charging vacuum cleaner, and boxes of cat litter on the floor. Various items are stored on top of a white cabinet and a wooden cart, indicating limited space and clutter.

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#2023selfreflection #lemon8challenge #l8r2023

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After living in NYC for over four years, I finally saw my first apartment roach. It was absolutely traumatizing. My roommate and I immediately bought Raid, bleached everything, bought bug repellent that plugs into the wall, and had an exterminator come twice. While we haven’t seen anything since (k

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A handwritten budget in a notebook shows an income of $2,000/month, fixed expenses like rent and utilities, variable costs, and a savings goal of $200/month, totaling $2,400 annually.

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Living in New Jersey while working in New York City is a move more and more people are making—and it’s easy to see why. You still get access to NYC opportunities, but you spend and save like a local in a cheaper area. The biggest perk is rent. It’s not uncommon to find places in NJ that cost hun

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