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Review for Outpost Club by Karen
Rating: 4 Rating
Love the artsy community vibe in Bushwick. The house is beautiful, and the roommates are like-minded creatives. It’s a very inspiring environment.
Cons: Sometimes, an unemptied dishwasher can cause slight inconvenience.
Review for Outpost Club by Christy
Rating: 5 Rating
When I first stepped into the Central Park Manhattan House, I thought, Wow, this is it. The interiors are elegant, the amenities are top-notch, and the location—just steps from Central ..
Pros: Prime location near Central Park, elegant interiors, great amenities, rooftop with city views, clean shared spaces, friendly roommates.
Cons: Can be pricey
Review for Outpost Club by Mark
Rating: 4 Rating
Good value for the price, with convenient access to work. I like the common areas and friendly vibe. Just wish the bathroom was a bit bigger.
Review for Outpost Club by Karl
Rating: 5 Rating
I stayed at Cornelia House for a couple of months while transitioning between jobs. The building is in Queens, which gave me a chance to explore a new part of ..
Pros: Overall, still a positive experience!
Cons: Only downside? I wish the kitchen had more storage space - sharing with multiple roommates can get tricky when it comes to groceries.
Review for Outpost Club by Dean
Rating: 5 Rating
Outpost Club offers excellent value for remote professionals like me. I stayed at their Upper Manhattan House, where I could work from home comfortably or relax on the rooftop. It’s ..
Review for Outpost Club by Gary
Rating: 5 Rating
After college, I moved into a shared room at Gates House with Outpost Club. It cost $700/month, and I wasn’t sure what to expect, but it turned out great. My ..

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Union Square is an important historical intersection in New York City, located where Broadway and The Bowery came together in the early 19th century. Union Squares name actually has nothing to do with celebrating either the federal union or the labor unions, but actually finds the thought offensive and considers themselves as representing the union of the two principle thoroughfares of the island, and the confluence of several trolley lines as in the term ?union station.? The eastern side of the square is habited by the Zeckendorf Towers, and the south by one Union Square voted the most ugly building in New York. This building features a kinetic wall sculpture and digital clock which excrete bursts of steam. Union Square is fondly acknowledged for its statue of George Washington, built by Henry Kirke Brown in 1856, it was the first public sculpture in New York since the equestrian statue of George the 3rd in 1770. If your lucky you will catch a few political demonstrations on the square as it is widely used for many political events. And has in the past held the largest gathering of US citizens in the country at one time. Union Square was also the location for the very first Labor Day Parade, which still continues to visit. Union Square is also a public gathering point for mourners over they?re lost ones from the 9-11 twin towers incident.

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