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You are not making the Cool Lions Detroit Lions football shirt Also,I will get this progressive argument that you think you are. You are advocating for poorer areas to subsidise richer areas. This is actually happening across parts of London , however this is in Chelsea and the asking price for a 1 bed leasehold property is at £4.75 million. You want to actually buy a new 5 bed house? That’s £38 million. So affordability might also be a factor Transport system would collapse. TfL don’t have funding from central gov so we’d have a huge influx of people with the same over capacity tube system. I don’t think this is certain. It might even have the opposite effect, with more people being able to move closer to their jobs so that they can walk/cycle there, even further reducing reliance on public transport.
Let’s pack more people into central London then. As long as the Cool Lions Detroit Lions football shirt Also,I will get this old nice buildings are protected we can get high rise residential buildings just like we’ve got high rise offices. It’ll never be quite as dense as NY because of the abundance of historical buildings but we can get a lot closer than we are today. Both Paris and Barcelona are the most dense cities in Europe. The densest part of those cities are 2.5 more dense than the most dense part of London. And neither city is known for high-rise buildings. I mean, majority of the buildings there are residential. Gone are the days Canary Wharf was a ghost town on a weekend. We really do need to densify London, especially around tube and train stations. Houses and bungalows near vital stations need to be compulsory purchased and turned into high density flats. It’s hard because we’re building on clay while Manhattan is granite. There’s a limit to what and where you can build here, and it costs a lot which doesn’t lead to affordable flats. Not necessarily possible in many areas due to listed buildings and conservation areas. Many buildings in zone 1 or 2 fit this criteria. I like the Tokyo model of letting the train network own the land the station sits on and benefit from any income they get developing it and renting it out. If you do it right you can make it all about revenue neutral so the profitable commercial developments (or even residential rent) pays for the train system and avoids the need for annual public funding debates.

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Yep exactly. New York is expensive but at least a good portion of people can afford to live in the Cool Lions Detroit Lions football shirt Also,I will get this core parts of the city. In London, that’s not the case The USA is a much, much richer country than we are. I think people sort of forget that because we’re a global country with huge cultural influence and nuclear weapons and have one of the megacities as our capital. So yeah, they’re a bigger economy and all that, but we’re kinda the same really right? Nope, the average person in NYC is a good bit wealthier than the equivalent average person in London. We are to them what Slovakia is to us, in roughly proportional terms. This is true. I lived and worked in London for 5 years, and am now based in Boston. My salary here in Boston is about 3x as much as my previous salary in London.
I totally agree the Cool Lions Detroit Lions football shirt Also,I will get this US is far richer than the UK, but does the far far far richer hold for london as well? On a disposable income basis after accounting for services that here are, at least at baseline, free? Then we can discuss about the quality of those services, but that’s a different topic. Outside of London and (some) big cities, I agree… but then, broader UK also compare pretty badly with large chunks of Europe in terms of living standards and real disposable income… and not only ‘rich’ Northern Europe Yes, it absolutely holds for London as well. I moved from London to Boston ten years ago and instantly doubled my salary. About a year later it turned out I was extremely underpaid and got readjusted to triple my UK salary. I really miss London but the difference in earning power for (privileged, educated folks) is staggering. In the US that comes at the expense of an utterly immiserated underclass, whereas I hear in the UK these days the grinding misery is spread out more evenly.
This makes more sense… but this is not something that can be raised as a rule. As per my other post, stats show that the Cool Lions Detroit Lions football shirt Also,I will get this actual median differential is not material, it is a matter of how it is distributed You’re talking anecdotally and then seem to be applying it to all educated people as a rule. That seems like an uneducated generalisation So we have a 15% difference that would not qualify as ‘far far far’ wealthier even without discounting out of pocket services in the US that are not out of pocket here It’s better to pick a profession and compare like for like. Else you have to account for the distribution of people of different job types. Pick computer programmer, lawyer, accountant, management consultant, or whatever else and compare.
One reason salaries are higher is because they work significantly more. They get an average of 11 days as annual leave – ELEVEN! I have lived in nyc for over 20 years and most of my friends take less than 11 days. Most also work on their day off. I have skied with friends who were on calls while skiing. I recently realized this is absolutely insane. Cost of living is about 25% higher, too, according to Numbeo’s latest data (with all the Cool Lions Detroit Lions football shirt Also,I will get this caveats about user-reported data, of course). For comparison’s sake, the median salary in both places is a bit hard to pin down, but according to Gusto (a payroll company who should have decent data), median NYC Salary is $74k, whilst the median London salary is equivalent to $56k – or a bit over 30% lower.
So, yes, Londoners have a lower salary than their NYC counterparts as a proportion of cost of living, most likely, but it’s not a huge gap. And, honestly, some things in NYC are ridiculous – my rent would be about 50% higher pcm in NYC than in London for a similar place (3-bedroom, good park access, allows a large dog, commute < 1 hour). I would imagine taxes are a bit lower as well but then you have health insurance and probably loads of hidden costs. Having said that, would love to try the Cool Lions Detroit Lions football shirt Also,I will get this US for just a year or two. I think it would grind me down long-term, just like London did b Is food cheaper in the US? I have friends from the US who are surprised with the lower cost of groceries in the UK. They include the taxes they pay at the end too so maybe the sticker price in the US isn’t a fair comparison.
I live in London and have lived in numerous US cities, and food in London is cheaper than anywhere I’ve lived in the Cool Lions Detroit Lions football shirt Also,I will get this US. I would assume the difference to be even starker elsewhere in the UK. The price scale is larger in the US. There are more opportunities for food “deals” (like fast food, Costco, larger portion sizes), but groceries, restaurants, and quality foods in large cities charge a higher premium. Late night fun. You can stay in out in really great dive bars, really quality cocktail bars or even diners until whatever time in the morning you want in NYC. I always feels so embarrassed when my new York friends come to visit, the pubs close at 11 or 12 if you’re lucky and then it’s like “we could go to this shit hole pub I know that’s open until 2”. Nobody wants to go to a clubbing. Yep, this. It’s not like you want to get hammered either, you just want to catch up and chat but everywhere closes. For a city with the population of London, bars/activities don’t stay open late. Especially considering some of it’s European neighbours. Don’t get me wrong, I love London but always have this problem, European friends visit for the weekend, fly in Friday night, meet around 8-9pm, getting kicked out at 11:30pm. It’s annoying.
We went to the Cool Lions Detroit Lions football shirt Also,I will get this Dolphin for the first time since it reopened but it seems it’s under new ownership, closes earlier and it’s just not the same IMO. Other places in Hackney open late are the Shacklewell Arms and Mascara bar. Is it actually open until the hourly hours again now? Last I heard is that since it reopened it now closes at 12.30am I doubt it’s like the dolphin of old with the outdoor late terrace. There’s too many new flats and nimbys round that bend now. New build flats near that corner are 800k for 2 bed. Would be quite funny some rich kids moving in there but then being greeted by the absolute dregs of east London at 3am. There’s plenty of areas with greater density of late night places though. I live in Dalston and personally prefer to be in bed by midnight, but there’s no shortage of cocktail bars, dive bars, pubs etc that stay open until 2-3am in the area. Surely if you want to stay out late, you’re not taking your visiting friends out in [insert quiet zone 3 suburb]? I mean take dalston, late night had dance tunnel, the nest, visions etc are all gone now. council is way less likely to grant late licenses like it used to and policing is savage There are plenty of high quality cocktail bars open very late all across London, especially in zone 1. Maybe you just don’t know them.
Also, try finding a decent restaurant open late in the Cool Lions Detroit Lions football shirt Also,I will get this US. They all close at 9pm or so, everyone eats super early there. However you are right, NYC is about twice as dense as London. Moreso than the density though, it’s the fact that many buildings in NYC are mixed commercial/residential. Whereas even in zone 2 of London you’ll find places where you can walk for 5-10 minutes and encounter only a handful of shops and those shops will likely close much earlier than NYC. Came here to say this. In London I bought a 1 bed flat in zone 1 in 2014 (and I didn’t even work in banking) and when my fellow American friends who had lived in NYC but had moved to London (and been there 10 years) came over to visit, we all remarked that in NYC there is no way in hell that I would have been able to afford a flat that was so central. Maybe part of it is the social stigma of being a council flat. I don’t know. Yeah east village is different to west village which is different to Hell’s Kitchen which is different to TriBeCa and .. well I could go on but you get the idea!
I’d say weather is better year round. More daylight hours in the Cool Lions Detroit Lions football shirt Also,I will get this winter, and the sun actually comes out in winter too. NYC – denser so a more busy, hectic feel, bars and food spots open later, better pizza, not great underground, sky high rent, expensive in the city centre, pain to drive in, thriving theatre scene. London – more spread out, bars & restaurants close earlier, better underground, high rent, expensive in the city centre, pain to drive in, thriving theatre scene. Much older, more historical tidbits. Also everything in NYC is open later. Not just bars, everything. I remember needing tights before a night out in NY and I could head to a shop (admittedly midtown) at 1130/midnight to pick some up. When I went out in London around Christmas time the late trains had stopped after midnight. Makes a huge difference to the energy.
Lots of Londoners have a village mentality. Resistant to changes and hostile to any development around them – this is what’s making zone 1 properties more expensive (relatively speaking) than they need to be. Lots more Londoners would be able to afford living in Zone 1 if the Cool Lions Detroit Lions football shirt Also,I will get this very restrictive planning rules were removed, and it would make London and other British cities richer, more dynamic places to live. The planning system was made when Britain was the richest country on earth. It is now strangling development while towns decay and the country keeps getting poorer. It doesn’t work and needs to be abolished. And that can happen because while NYC is similarly as expensive as London, the salaries actually keep up with that instead of being dogshit
Makes a difference from the Cool Lions Detroit Lions football shirt Also,I will get this 115th “Why is London so expensive…????” and the “Why can’t I meet anyone…?” questions. London has far more history and the tube network is a lot more polished visually that the NYC subways (but they both have their pros and cons) I did like that the NYC subway has regular fast trains that only stop every third stop or so. It would be a nice feature for the Tube to have, but I guess it would be impossible with the existing tracks. Significantly more escalators on the tube – hauling yourself up 3 flights of stairs every stop on the subway did get a bit old New yorker who visited london this past summer- your stations are soooo much nicer than subway stations, also the signs with all the stops on the line written out make things so clear, NYC could definitely do with some of that. but the tube not running 24/7 was definitely a shock to me NYC never sleeps. London everything starts shutting down in the late evening – transport, restaurants, shops, even convenience stores. It’s not a true 24 hour city in the same sense. I’m usually in bed by 10pm now so don’t really mind but some people will value that. NYC is amazing. I love the history. The architecture. All the sights and sounds. The famous landmarks. The buzz of the city. I think New York is a newer city and isn’t split into different areas by different strata’s of wealth whereas in London owning a home is almost exclusively linked to wealth I.e people in their 20’s buying a home are almost always given support from family.
It’s also possibly more affordable or at least easier to spend a smaller proportion of your income on rent? Having lived in London and visited New York, I would probably prefer New York. It has more of a buzz about it and isn’t so rigid and closed off to new comers. I could afford zone 1 these days, but it’s no longer as appealing as it used to be. Fortunately I got that “zone 1” style experience in a European city in my 30s, and it was certainly great to have that, but you grow out of it for sure As a professional couple King Cross is not bad and is zone 1, nor is Aldgate or around Clerkenwell though they are further out. It would be very easy to find something their for cheaper than some on the Cool Lions Detroit Lions football shirt Also,I will get this more desirable Zone 2 areas. I live in Marylebone at the moment, to be honest I am enjoying it very much. Also walking to Oxford Street and Piccadilly Circus is kind of neat.
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Idk why people find this question so intrusive. I have very high curiosity on what people do for a living when they tell their stories of living at a certain places or regions. Its inspiring and there is no malice at all. I upvoted you bro no worries. Zone 2 is so variable – Shadwell in Zone 2 and it is hardly expensive. I would personally not want to move out of Zone 2 as why live in London at that point? Flat share at 60k? why on earth would you do that? I only flat shared during the Cool Lions Detroit Lions football shirt Also,I will get this pandemic because I’ve been stuck there when it happened, but fuck if I’ll EVER flat share again. It’s appalling, revolting, that it became almost the norm in London. 60k is decent for London, but you won’t be able to save as much if let’s say you want to get your own place one day.

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