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The Upper West Side is home to many young established thirtysomethings, working in more commercial areas in Midtown and Lower Manhattan. The city has easy access to museums, theaters, churches, monuments, markets, libraries and dining. Some of the landmarks you’ll find at UWS include the Apthorp, Dakota Building, and Time Warner Center. Upper West Side
The Upper West Side is home to many young established thirtysomethings, working in more commercial areas in Midtown and Lower Manhattan. The city has easy access to museums, theaters, churches, monuments, markets, libraries and dining. Some of the landmarks you’ll find at UWS include the Apthorp, Dakota Building, and Time Warner Center. 
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