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Moving to Sydney - Advice needed
#1

Moving to Sydney - Advice needed

Moving to Sydney permanently next month.
Any ideas where to live ? Keeping in view I'll be commuting to University of Sydney every other day.
Would something near in and around Bondi Beach be good enough? I also plan on hosting Couchsurfing.
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#2

Moving to Sydney - Advice needed

You need to add more that that, such as interests, to get some insight.

For starters, Bondi beach to USyd via public transport can be a bit of a chore. Can you swim?

Budget? If its huge, Elizabeth bay perhaps?

If you're working 7-11 to pay fees, Harris Park.

Need to be close to a Hindu temple? Helensburgh...

Want to get stabbed? Lakemba.
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#3

Moving to Sydney - Advice needed

You seem to know your shit.

I'm looking to move to Aus with my family.
Looking for nice family oriented suburban city with
lots of sun.

By family I mean my brother and parents. So I'm
looking to game. So there's gotta be hot bitches
in or around the area.

What you suggest my man?
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#4

Moving to Sydney - Advice needed

Shame you didn't opt for the Gold Coast.

I only visited for three days and by the time I got home I needed a neck brace.

The public will judge a man by what he lifts, but those close to him will judge him by what he carries.
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#5

Moving to Sydney - Advice needed

Quote: (01-11-2017 09:23 AM)Leonard D Neubache Wrote:  

Shame you didn't opt for the Gold Coast.

I only visited for three days and by the time I got home I needed a neck brace.

GC is awesome now compared to a few years ago.
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#6

Moving to Sydney - Advice needed

I personally recommend Mundi Mundi Lookout.
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#7

Moving to Sydney - Advice needed

Yeah Bondi Beach ($300-$450 a week for your own room) is a sick choice, it's where I live now. If you are going to usyd though, as already mentioned, it's annoying to get to. Buses here are direct to the city, but to get to usyd you need to catch a short 2nd bus. Fuck that.

Depending on your vibe, you might like Newtown ($200-$350 a week), which is where I grew up and it's right next to the uni. Too many hipsters for me though.

Of course you can move out West if you need to save money... lol

Nowhere else besides Bondi Beach in Sydney (maybe a few other parts of Eastern suburbs) compares for hot girls - locals and foreigners. Bondi is FULL of Brazilian/French/Spanish/Chilean girls and they aren't really anywhere else.

A word of warning: the competition here (especially Bondi) will kill you unless you are bringing your A-game.
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#8

Moving to Sydney - Advice needed

Have Freddy1 rent you a room. You guys can go clubbing, he's a slayer with it comes to local Sydney women.
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#9

Moving to Sydney - Advice needed

Quote: (01-11-2017 07:35 AM)T and A Man Wrote:  

You need to add more that that, such as interests, to get some insight.

For starters, Bondi beach to USyd via public transport can be a bit of a chore. Can you swim?

Budget? If its huge, Elizabeth bay perhaps?

If you're working 7-11 to pay fees, Harris Park.

Need to be close to a Hindu temple? Helensburgh...

Want to get stabbed? Lakemba.
Hahah like the way you summed it up!
Not really looking to spend too much, probably going to rent a room until I get a hang of the city.
Already paid the fees, rent's the only concern.
Almost an atheist, if that helps.
Not looking to get stabbed yet, haha.
Thanks for the concern though [Image: wink.gif]
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#10

Moving to Sydney - Advice needed

Quote: (01-11-2017 09:23 AM)Leonard D Neubache Wrote:  

Shame you didn't opt for the Gold Coast.

I only visited for three days and by the time I got home I needed a neck brace.
Now that's interesting. You reckon any nice place in and around Gold Coast?
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#11

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Quote: (01-11-2017 10:01 PM)Off The Reservation Wrote:  

I personally recommend Mundi Mundi Lookout.
Can't seem to find Mundi Mundi Lookout ?
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#12

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Quote: (01-12-2017 10:38 AM)elRey Wrote:  

Yeah Bondi Beach ($300-$450 a week for your own room) is a sick choice, it's where I live now. If you are going to usyd though, as already mentioned, it's annoying to get to. Buses here are direct to the city, but to get to usyd you need to catch a short 2nd bus. Fuck that.

Depending on your vibe, you might like Newtown ($200-$350 a week), which is where I grew up and it's right next to the uni. Too many hipsters for me though.

Of course you can move out West if you need to save money... lol

Nowhere else besides Bondi Beach in Sydney (maybe a few other parts of Eastern suburbs) compares for hot girls - locals and foreigners. Bondi is FULL of Brazilian/French/Spanish/Chilean girls and they aren't really anywhere else.

A word of warning: the competition here (especially Bondi) will kill you unless you are bringing your A-game.
haha I actually plan on walking / cycling the shorter stretch.
Newtown sounds interesting tbh. But I Haven't been around many hipsters before so not entirely sure if I'll be able to connect with them. Let's see.
Haha yeah, I know it's gonna be a tough one. Here's hoping it helps me hone my skills.
We should meetup once I'm there!
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#13

Moving to Sydney - Advice needed

Quote: (01-12-2017 04:12 PM)Shimmy Wrote:  

Have Freddy1 rent you a room. You guys can go clubbing, he's a slayer with it comes to local Sydney women.
Thanks for the heads up yo! Will definitely message him.
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#14

Moving to Sydney - Advice needed

Glebe is brilliant for Sydney U.
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#15

Moving to Sydney - Advice needed

Quote: (01-14-2017 04:35 AM)CodyB Wrote:  

Glebe is brilliant for Sydney U.
Awesome, thanks! What makes it so great if you don't mind me asking ?
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#16

Moving to Sydney - Advice needed

Anyone in Sydney looking to meet ?
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#17

Moving to Sydney - Advice needed

Quote: (01-12-2017 10:38 AM)elRey Wrote:  

Depending on your vibe, you might like Newtown ($200-$350 a week), which is where I grew up and it's right next to the uni. Too many hipsters for me though.

I used to live in Newtown.

It can get noisy, and it's the second gayest part of the city which might be a shock if you aren't used to that kind of culture.

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