Broadway is just the beginning. Many smaller productions take place throughout the city on a daily basis, ensuring that those who love the theater will never grow tired of New York. This wealth of cultural attractions underscores the approach many residents take to their lack of living space. In short, if you live in New York, you're probably not going to spend much time at home, anyway. And if you do, well, you're just not taking advantage of all the Big Apple has to offer.
Young people relocate here in droves each year, unintimidated by high rents.
Instead, they live with multiple roommates, an arrangement which allocates each roomie a tiny parcel of space. In no other city will you find people so willing to live with so little in exchange for so much. There's such a vast array of neighborhoods from which to choose in New York that the prospect of moving here can seem overwhelming. Sometimes, it's more of a question of where there's available space. Most of us realize that New York City is comprised of five boroughs - Manhattan, Brooklyn, the Bronx, Queens and Staten Island.