Deleted
Deleted Deleted Deleted Deleted Deleted Deleted Deleted Deleted Deleted Deleted Deleted Deleted Deleted Deleted
Trending Content - Investment Banking Forum
| +186 | Americas M&A League Table Q2 Updated | 75 | 5h |
| +135 | New Article: Dramatic Slide as UBS #22 (US) & New Leadership Desperately Needed | 29 | 38m |
| +115 | Restructuring: Anti-climactic Experience | 30 | 5h |
| +85 | IB Net Worth / Savings Check | 35 | 2h |
| +75 | A COMPLETE GUIDE TO SUMMER INTERNSHIP RECRUITING | 12 | 2d |
| +51 | Boutique firm wants access to my LinkedIn? | 40 | 1d |
| +39 | Investment Banking is Hard | 17 | 1d |
| +37 | Woman who emptied Knicks trashcan on street then stole it was DEI exec, worked at JPMorgan Chase | 12 | 1h |
| +31 | PWP vs BofA | 23 | 13h |
| +27 | Who pays the highest right now? | 14 | 13h |
Career Resources
I would only say NY since you can live near the office or in relatively a close spot near the office in the same state so if you ever have late nights, you can just uber home or take the sub back.
for NJ the last train for the transit I believe is like 12 am or 1 am, not too sure because never took it. But, if you will be staying at the office past like 8/9 pm or something the trains will stop running express, so they will stop at every stop and make the trip(s) longer.
however, NJ is relatively cheaper than NY at the end of the day.
Best bang for your buck is gonna be in Brooklyn specifically near the L train stops in the neighborhoods Bushwick or Williamsburg, easy efficient commute in the AM and you get more space and cheaper rent. Also nice bc it allows you to have some separation from the office so you're not surrounded by people you see in the office at every waking moment when you step out of the apartment/office. If you wanna live closer in Manhattan you can do the traditional Murray hill or Kipps bay but just know that you are gonna pay a lot more for a crappy area imo and there's limited public transit (you will have to walk abt 10 or so minutes to the 6 train which always has issues) there's also midtown east and hells kitchen but don't live in jersey bc u can get double taxed on your income if you don't meet the criteria for a credit
Williamsburg is just as expensive if not more expensive than most of Manhattan lol Unless you go to East Wburg
South Williamsburg along the J Z M was a ~20m door to door commute to midtown for me.
Is morning commute from Brooklyn a hassle? How much time does it usually take to get in from there
I think LIC works better for you. Not too bad of a commute, cheaper, and newer accomodation. The downside is it is sleepier but it sounds like you are already settled so should be fine.
This actually looked really well placed but it was relatively on the expensive side (on Zillow at least) - any specific areas/buildings I could look at in LIC?
Consider Hoboken. Take the PATH to 33rd and then get an expensed Uber back on late nights.
To be completely honest, since it seems the upper bound of your budget is USD 3.5k a month, you're going to be much better off looking in Jersey along the Path train and taking it to 33rd street (which is by Empire State).
You'll be shocked at how "cramped" the 1 bedroom options in Bk will be in the USD 3-3.5k a month price range. So its sounding like you'd be better off in a 2 bedroom.
Thanks, kind of makes sense. What may be the commute time from JC to midtown?
Don't the banks provide expensed Uber for getting back home past a particular time? (I definitely do not want to ask the HR that question just yet lol)
I haven’t heard of a BB in NYC that doesn’t expense Ubers at night they just have different cut off times as to after when that is allowed
Did you not use it during your time as an SA at this bank? Or are you just signing on for FT after not having done an internship there?
Also, and forgive me for asking, you're doing IBD right? Your question just surprised me lol.
Re: how long the commute time is...
Into Google Maps, I just punched a random address about a 12 minute walk from the Journal Square Path stop to the Empire State Building and it estimates the commute at 43 minutes. It's going to be around that Path stop that you're gonna be able to find those spacious 1 bedrooms/2 bedrooms with a washer dryer in unit for under USD 3.5k a month.
Journal Square to the 33rd street will be about a half hour ride.
How are you and your partner both working and your budget is only $3.5k? I spent $2.5k on my own and know people who spend ~3k solo. If you bump your budget up to $4k-$4.5k much better options will open up. Your best bet is to look for places around Grove Street or Hoboken PATH stations.
It is not about affordability, we don't want to spend too much money on rent. Quite honestly I think we are just benchmarking against our current accomodation. We live in a HCOL area (not NY), but pay ~$3k for a super nice accomodation.
But I understand NY is different and we may eventually have to bump up to $4k if we want everything
Highly recommend a first year IB analyst live close to work, even within walking distance.
NJ.
Would suggest checking out the west village, Gramercy, flatiron, Chelsea. I work near the Empire State Building and it’s been super easy to take the NQRW to 28 or 34th street.
Neque qui in qui totam eos. Atque et perferendis dignissimos eius et.
Iusto dolorum recusandae molestiae quisquam neque. Quasi a est sed natus adipisci qui. Sequi illo quos minus fugiat quia sunt rerum. Ab rerum iste quisquam. Asperiores ut error veritatis adipisci architecto vitae repellat. Sed consequuntur dolor iusto voluptatem odit est neque. Quia vero eveniet excepturi autem minus magnam.
Adipisci sed optio vel voluptate quaerat aut ratione quidem. Ex accusantium rem omnis eos.
See All Comments - 100% Free
WSO depends on everyone being able to pitch in when they know something. Unlock with your email and get bonus: 6 financial modeling lessons free ($199 value)
or Unlock with your social account...