But, that changes even between Brooklyn and Manhattan(I live in Harlem).

I'm thinking Chicago, Hong Kong, Dubai, Paris, London, Manhattan (not Queens), maybe HNL.  

@Kevin Darrell & @John Geldert Some friends of mine live here in PA and commute to Broadway, Manhattan to work. 

Many of the young and recent college graduate millennials working in Manhattan are getting priced out of living in the city so they've been moving to Brooklyn and this trend will continue in 2015.Charlotte, Raleigh-Durham, Portland, Denver and Atlanta are also in top 10 markets. 

with 700k budget, which neighborhood to invest a 1 BR Condo in Manhattan that has room for future price appreciation?

I am from NYC (downtown Manhattan)I am completely new to the investing arena.I am not planning on investing in my local area but am looking for an area to invest in.My challenges are the following:1- I am looking for a niche with a high return (my goal is to cover my expenses, fund my current business (I'm in the food business) and have passive income for later in life.

First a little background on myself:I am a 26 year old guy living in Manhattan, working a full time job that frequently requires me to be in an office for upwards of 70 hours a week.

Also we were Manhattan, Ks for 4 years, Jayhawks or Wildcats?

Hi I am planning to buy a Multi family property in Bayonne ,NJ its close proximity to downtown Manhattan and NYC in general looks like a lucrative investment for first time buyers like myself, even though the property taxes are higher than NCY areas it's access to light-rail system which goes to path train can bring renters to live around here . 

It’s in a small suburban town about 1 hour 30 min from Manhattan.