OLD NYC

Submitted by ub on

New York in over four hundred years old and counting, but still going strong. However it did not look this way, as these images show.

  • Late 20s are fine:

    Some have shared positive experiences moving to the city in their late 20s, emphasizing that it's not too late to find friends and a community. 

     

  • 20s are ideal for exploration:

    Other suggest that the 20s are a particularly great time to move to NYC, as the city offers many opportunities to broaden horizons, explore new cultures, and meet diverse people. 

     

  • Focus on hobbies:

    There are also highlight that hobbies are a great way to meet people in NYC, with suggestions including board game meetups, book clubs, and sports leagues for adults of all ages. 

     

What official sources say about age in NYC:

  • NYC Population Data:

    The NYC Population FactFinder shows a significant portion of the population is in their 20s and 30s, with the 25-29 age group being the largest demographic, indicating it's a popular age to live in the city. 

     

  • Senior Citizen Age:

    For governmental and other services, the definition of a "senior citizen" often starts at age 65