What is a safe neighborhood near Yale University?
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I would hope that all neighborhoods surrounding Yale would be safe with as much as the students pay to go there.
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NC - Charlotte or suburbs\nPA - don't live there. Seriously
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Avenues A through F, and bring a bike. On these avenues, there are lots of small houses, and students (both undergrad and grad) get together in groups of three or four and rent them. There are bike lanes from these avenues that go right to campus, and to Guadalupe Street (The Drag), where all the diners and bookstores and boutiques are.\n\nYou could also look further away from campus, but make sure you'd be on a Metro route so you can get back and forth to campus easily. It's a good bus system
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safe place=outside away from buildings, bridges and  rocks\nsafe CA city=none
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Whenever I asked people from London about Brixton they told me the best comparison is the Bronx in New York. I visited a nice flat in a nice street next to a nice little church. It was 20min away from the tube/subway.\nEven during lunchtime I thought to myself that I don't want to walk the way during the night. No idea about the crime rate, but I felt very uncomfortable.\nI suggest Islington/Highgate in north London.
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1- The shopping mall\nAnyone who's ever worked at a mall knows about those rear walkways used to connect stores. The doors are usually open and no one's patrolling them most of the time. Just wait for the shoppers to look the other way and duck inside a "Mall Personnel Only" door. And because those back walkways are so quiet, it's easy to hear footsteps approaching.\n\n2- Empty university classroom \nEver been bored in class and wondered what better use you could put that lecture hall to? Schools usually post a schedule of when each room is free and when it's in use. Just take note of an opportune time and show up. Universities being the trusting types, often these rooms remain open. Now if you can dodge the janitor, you're in. Don't forget to leave the lights off so as not to attract any attention.\n\n3- The park\nAh, a day at the park. Here a spot deep in the woods is probably no good because of poison ivy, deer ticks and an assortment of other hazardous plants and creatures. So find a hidden grassy spot somewhere out of sight.\n\nYou're best off heading there at sunset or at night, when there are less people, and choose a spot that has some kind of obstacle that you can hide behind long enough to pull up your pants, should you get caught.\n\n4- On a downtown train\nIf you find yourselves on a train for an hour or so, find an empty train car and get busy. Look for the cars with the bench seats -- plush upholstery is preferred. Just wait until the train is not too full and it's nearing the end of the line. Oftentimes if it's the last stop of the night, train conductors will make the remaining passengers move towards the front car, giving you your choice of empty cars.\n\n5- Cemetery\nWhy not try the cemetery? You know it's deserted, peaceful and quiet. Usually the front gate is always open, but if not, it should still be relatively easy to get in. The most you'll have to do is jump a fence. Just wait until after nightfall.\n\n6- Golf course \nThe golf course is another good choice for sex. The grass is manicured and soft. And because there aren't any twigs, branches or rocks laying around, you may not even need a blanket.\n\nIt's best to do it at a public golf course because country clubs are a little touchier about trespassing (unless you happen to be a member).\n\n7- Coat check area\nThis could be at a wedding, for example. People won't suspect you're gone, and even less that you're hiding in a closet. Just duck inside, quietly close the door (if there is one) and get down to business. Even if someone comes in to get their coat, if the room is somewhat big, they probably won't be wise to a thing.\n\nSometimes company parties are held at fancy catering spots or at country clubs. Both of these places likely have great unattended coat check rooms.
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Generally everything below W 110th and E 96th are considered very safe. Safer than most places in the United States. Above those street boudaries lyes Harlem and eventually the Bronx. Not that all of Harlem is that bad anymore. Or the Bronx for that matter. Manhattan in the last ten years has almost completely cleaned up and turned into a very nice place to live.\n\nThe upper east side still has the best schools in Manhattan, but most of the Manhattan schools are of very high caliber.\n\nAs far as price goes, it's all over the board. There are a lot of affordable deals in lower Manhattan because of post-911 rebuilding. The upper east side is still more expensive than the upper west. Tribeca is quite expensive, but the lower east side, and neighborhoods surrounding NYU are generally cheaper.
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The one close to home should be fine.
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Check the following information:\n\nSchol attendance rates\nSchool graduation rates\nDrug usage in this neighborhood\nCriminal activity\n\nI suggest a community that is gated or has limited access to whom can enter!
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Depends on how much you want to spend to live in that neighborhood. Mt. Baker (which is south seattle) has a great sense of community there, but it's pricey. Other good areas include Ballard, Columbia City (depends on what area), Greenlake, and the list can go on. I would check out statistics as far as crime goes for the areas. There was a recent article about the neighborhoods in a magazine called "Seattle Metropolitain", perhaps you can do a search online and find it. Good luck!
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the whole city\n\nmurder rate and the crime rate are on the incline in the past 2 years.\n\nCamden which is like philadelphia's bastard child is just about as safe as Detroit
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Depends on what metrics are important to you. Are you considering buying a residence? Are you looking to rent? \nDo you have a family? Are you going to school? Are you looking for a law office?\n\nE. walnut St is part of a commerical area near the university
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I've had personal experience with Archstone apartments and Summit (just bought by Camden) apartments in the past two years. While neither one is stellar, both were acceptable. Both of these were in the Northern Virginia area - bedroom communities for D.C. \n\nBest of luck apartment hunting! The housing market around here is absolutely insane.
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This is a very nice area, I grew up on the outskirts of both of these towns.  Cary has some very nice apartments - not sure of any particular names, but can tell you that anything on Maynard or Kildair farms will be nice.  Chapel Hill is also nice but be aware of the crime rates in the area before you move.  I lived in an older neighborhood in Durham about 10 years ago.  The neighborhood was really nice but two weeks before I moved there were several homicides in neighboring areas.  In Chapel Hill aprtments closer to the University may be reasonable - but you will have the college atmospher (parties).  I have found that usually apartments closer to some of the teaching hospitals will be reasonably priced and since most of the college students there are med students the partying is less.  Apex also has some reasonably priced housing.  Sorry that I could not give any specific names of apartments, but hopefully info on the area has helped!\n\nGood Luck!
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Try the online housing board of the nearest university!
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Not safe and not that close..Harlem is too far north from NYU. Queens is also too far north from it too.\nI would check out Brooklyn..technically it is over the river from Manhattan and right across from downtown where NYU is. The subway wouldn't be that long.probably 5-10 minutes.  New Jersey may be another bet though. It is south like Brooklyn and not far from downtown Manhattan (where NYU is)
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yes there are laws. Remember this.  Remember this. Safety not only protect you but your neighbor as well. Good luck and happy wisdom. Have a good day.