Submitted by chosen566 t3_z83q5s in newhampshire
chosen566 OP t1_iy9nxed wrote
Reply to comment by nightmares06 in Coming to visit before potentially moving by chosen566
Any reason?
Fenwick19 t1_iy9usvk wrote
Give Manchester a chance is my advice. It will likely have the most rental options under $2k, it is under an hour from the ocean, Boston, and lakes/mountains, and it has some of the best food in the state due in large part to its diverse population. If you’re single and looking to date there’s also lots of clubs, events, social sports, bars etc. There is also poverty, homelessness, and crime, just like any other comparably sized city. Don’t go looking for trouble, lock your car doors, and you should be fine.
KrissaKray t1_iy9t951 wrote
I lived there for 12 years (I'm mid 30s, female) and had to leave as soon as I could afford to. I moved there in 2010 because it had a new build in my budget but I hated living there as the city council (and mayor) is a joke, wasted property tax dollars, and it was just getting overcrowded and crime-ridden. If you want to be AROUND Manchester for the nightlife aspect there are so many towns surrounding it that are so much better imo.
chosen566 OP t1_iy9tbtt wrote
I see
KrissaKray t1_iy9urs9 wrote
I just shot you a DM :)
nightmares06 t1_iy9oc9n wrote
It's generally known to be one of the less safe areas to live in. I'm in the Derry/Londonderry area and it's pretty calm, I hear Concord is also pretty nice.
Interesting-Ad-2871 t1_iy9rc4l wrote
Schools are awful, Manchester has a lot of bad areas and the good areas are very small. Portsmouth, Hampton, Londonderry/Salem are nice south east even a little north towns like Gilford, Tilton/Laconia are great areas too
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