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Thinking about moving to Austin, where to live?

I am a new grad RN thinking about moving to Austin and working at University Medical Center Brackenridge. What is a good neighborhood to live in without a terrible commute. I'm 25 and want a place where I can meet people since I would be moving there alone, but not right smack in the middle of college town. Also, I am moving from California so any input about working at Brackenridge would be much appreciated- Good or bad! Thanks!

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    If you want to PM me with your email address, I can forward it to my cousin. Him and his wife live in Austin. I think he was born in 1985 or so, so they would be close in age to you and might help you meet people.

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    The Far West area is great. Only about a 15-20 minute commute to the hospital, a nice mix of apartments and homes. I lived in several parts of the city during college, and that neighborhood was always my favorite. Good luck! I think you'll love Austin. :)

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    At least coming from Cali the cost of living in Austin won't cause too much shock. I agree that you should stick to the western areas. I have in-laws who live in the eastern half of the city and nothing near them has impressed me much.

    Always remember the city motto - Keep Austin Weird!

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