Does anyone know of a good IT recruiter in Manhattan?

Nice manhattan neighborhood's .does anyone know any??? ?

• i want to move out from my current place i live in Queens in a nice neighborhood of Ridgewood i want to move out maybe to manhattan or somewhere in brooklyn i like williamsburg and coney island as for manhattan what are some nice places there??? lower east side?? SoHo ,TriBeCa ?? chelsea ?? greenwhich village?? i know that rents there are really high and i know that i wont be able ot find anything below 2500$ for a studio apartment or 1bed room apt.

• Answer:

  Williamsburg IS great - rent is higher than it would be in Ridgewood, definitely, but it's a very safe, trendy and up-and-coming area. Were you serious about Coney Island?! I lived in the Seagate area of Coney Island as a child and THAT'S safe, yes, but the general area of Coney Island is really run down, dangerous, and kind of gross. During the day it wasn't horrible to walk to the train station, but don't let Keystone Park fool you, lol - it's no amusement park at night. If you're set on that area, look into Seagate - it's a gated community with it's own police force and security. As for Manhattan, Greenwich Village, SoHo, TriBeca - all great for downtown locations. The best, safest and of course ritziest areas are uptown. But, if you're trying to be reasonable and around entertainment and nightlife, I would suggest Greenwich Village - you're going to be paying well over $2000 to live there (with a roommate) so I hope you're working :) My personal preference is Brooklyn - love it here, born and raised, it's better than Manhattan because it's less expensive, less hype, and not full of a bunch of prolonged tourists who are set on moving to Manhattan because they're scared of Brooklyn or Queens. Look into Williamsburg, Greenpoint, Park Slope, even Red Hook - fun, safe, and a little less expensive. Good luck!