I lived in New York City for a decade, but I just decided to move away. Here's why New York isn't worth the price anymore.
Briefly

After a decade in New York City, where the author initially thrived on the vibrant life and social scene, the once-enchanting city has lost its charm. The burdensome cost of living, prevalent inaccessibility to comfortable housing, and the transition into a new life stage prompted the decision to move to Philadelphia. The author details the stark realities of living in New York, including a relentless cycle of moving into subpar apartments, ultimately leading to a desire for a more balanced and affordable lifestyle.
After spending a decade in New York City, I've come to realize that what I was once enchanted by has slowly turned into a source of frustration.
The allure of New York City's vibrant life has been overshadowed by the stark reality of sky-high rents and living conditions that feel increasingly unacceptable.
Read at Business Insider
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