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What BestPlaces Users Say about Hempstead village
Hempstead Village, located in New York, is a diverse and bustling community that offers a variety of attractions and amenities for its residents. With a population of over 55,000, it is the largest village in the state and is known for its rich history and cultural diversity. However, like any other place, it has its pros and cons when it comes to living there. To get a better understanding of what it's like to live in Hempstead Village, let's dive into a summary of user reviews from BestPlaces.net.
- "I have lived in Hempstead Village for over 10 years and I absolutely love it. The community is diverse and welcoming, and there is always something to do. The schools here are great and there are plenty of job opportunities." - Sarah L.
- "I moved to Hempstead Village a year ago and have been pleasantly surprised. The cost of living is more affordable compared to other towns in the area and there are many local shops and restaurants to explore. The only downside is the traffic during rush hour, but that's to be expected in a busy village." - Robert P.
- "I've been living in Hempstead Village for most of my life and I can say that it has its ups and downs. The crime rate is a concern, especially in certain areas, but overall the community is tight-knit and supportive. Also, the commute to the city is convenient with the Long Island Railroad nearby." - Jennifer M.
- "I have mixed feelings about Hempstead Village. On one hand, there are beautiful parks and a strong sense of community. On the other hand, the cost of living is high and there are some areas that are not as safe. Overall, I would recommend this place as long as you do your research and choose the right neighborhood to live in." - Michael C.
based on 3 ReviewsGet to know Hempstead village with the latest comments and reviews from people who live in or have visited Hempstead village
Hempstead - A town influx - 4/9/2008
Hempstead still is a good place to live but, too maany illegal immigrants have moved in to the village. Houses prices have climbed due to increased demand. The downtown area has improved over the years and the schools are
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why I left "the stead" - 12/11/2007
The stead is my heart, made me who I am, but I had toget out.Too expensive,no "real" jobs(except Verizon), and nothing to do,except for the Taste of Honey strip bar(and evn that fell off when the owner "TJ"died)This was once a great town, nakisaki resteraunt, A&S dept stores,Afro American museum(still there,but nothing in it),and I don't blame the Latinos or the corrupt government, Hempstead to me now is a 1/2 backward run down ghost town,The best thing I COULD'VE EVR DONE WAS LEAVE.Now the wanna bee's are Crips and Bloods, ms13, or swp. no future, no nightlife, Hempstead is a dead end, so are Roosevelt &Freetoo. I thank god I moved to Brooklyn, I love
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Hempstead N.Y. everyone I grew up with left.... - 8/10/2006
Mainly because the cost of living is way way high. The influx of Salvadorian and Mexican immigrants I believe has pushed up housing prices. They stay 5 to 10 people per Apartment or house and greedy landlords push the rents to $1200- $2000 per month for a run down apartment and they pay it with no problem. They only have to throw 100 dollars per week each and they're good. But what about single people, newlyweds, or small families? They can't afford that type of rent or let alone mortgage for a $300,000-$500,000 3 bedroom home, when you can go down south and buy a larger home with more yard space for less than half the price of these! I'm presently looking to relocate also, just picking where is my only problem. But by the end of the year I'm making my mind up and exiting this town that I grew up in and use to
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