[DAWeeE1]

Middle Park West or Rotterdam Hill. Nice houses, both are central yet close to parks in their respective borough, and there doesn't seem to be too heavy traffic unlike Middle Park East. I would choose neighborhoods like Leftwood or Westdyke if they weren't located in Liberty City's ugly sister.

[billy james]

I wouldn't mind living in the area where Packie's Ma lives

[GTAKid667]

Beachgate, what a beautiful area

[DropThaSystem]

QUOTE (GTAKid667 @ Tuesday, Apr 23 2013, 20:06)

Beachgate, what a beautiful area

OMG I visit Beachgate every time I play GTA IV, yet I forgot about it! I'd definetly have to say Beachgate. Westdyke is still a wonderful area, though.

[GTAKid667]

QUOTE (DropThaSystem @ Tuesday, Apr 23 2013, 20:12)

QUOTE (GTAKid667 @ Tuesday, Apr 23 2013, 20:06) Beachgate, what a beautiful area OMG I visit Beachgate every time I play GTA IV, yet I forgot about it! I'd definetly have to say Beachgate. Westdyke is still a wonderful area, though.

I like the houses in Westdyke and the whole area is quite nice.
In fact, there are many nice places in Liberty City but Beachgate is my favourite

[DropThaSystem]

QUOTE (GTAKid667 @ Wednesday, Apr 24 2013, 06:55)

QUOTE (DropThaSystem @ Tuesday, Apr 23 2013, 20:12) QUOTE (GTAKid667 @ Tuesday, Apr 23 2013, 20:06) Beachgate, what a beautiful area OMG I visit Beachgate every time I play GTA IV, yet I forgot about it! I'd definetly have to say Beachgate. Westdyke is still a wonderful area, though. I like the houses in Westdyke and the whole area is quite nice. In fact, there are many nice places in Liberty City but Beachgate is my favourite

I love Westdyke's layout, and how all the houses are places throughout. I'll admit though that my favorite place is Beachgate. It's a beautiful area, especially on a bright sunny day.

[thegtaman531]

Hove Beach. I don't know why. It was my favorite place to stay before the apartment burned down.

[DagoLesmes]

I seriously think Westdyke is overrated. I know, the houses are amazingly beautiful; but the environment is just drab, and have you tried to go from Northern Alderney to Southern (forgot if it's upper or lower xd) Algonquin in a short time? It's practically impossible.

I'd go with Beachgate. Because the houses are just as good as in Westdyke; and you have a much more beautiful setting. The trees, the beach, the water... The sunset and everything... Aww :3

Plus, you have the metro, the airport, the highways... EVERYTHING NEARBY!

Oooor, if you have less money, go with Firefly Projects. It's practically the low life Beachgate; and you don't get all the organized crime of Hove Beach.

Middle Park East seems nice as well, if you can afford a penthouse; but I can certainly tell you where I would never live....

Everything below Acter and Normandy in Alderney; Industrial in Bohan and the East Hook in Broker. They're just plain awful. Even if you had a Brucie-like kind of place.

[Prince Gumball]

Middle Park East

[albanyave]

Rotterdam Hill.

It's nicely kept and very quiet. I'm within walking distance of a few shops and places to eat. Downtown is a few blocks away. I would live in one of the brownstones overlooking Boabo.

I've always loved Hove Beach and that's a short drive away.

[kalemandbledaranddardan1]

i have many answers if i lived in broker id live in olegs house shown in a u.s paper mission if i lived in dukes id live in the house shown in little jacobs 2nd mission during jamacian heat i think in bohan id live in elizabetas apartment in algonquin id live in yusuf amirs place shown in tbogt and in alderney id live in the ugly whute house shown in a derrick mcreary

[Kifflom112]

I had posted in here before but my mind on where I would live has changed.
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Meadow Hills

I would rather live in Meadow Hills. This drop-dead gorgeous township is full of Tudor architecture - one of my favorites - and it's shown on almost every building here. It's the most unique neighborhood in Liberty City and it kind of looks like a village. Love the houses there and the apartments most likely give off priceless views of Meadow Hills' Globe and the 1960's World Fair towers.
Unsurprisingly for a somewhat suburban town it's quite and peaceful, there are trees everywhere.

Meadows Hills also beers a strong resemblance to Forest Hills:





I've researched this area a lot, especially back in June, and it's one of those places I'd love to live in real life. So peaceful and beautiful at all times of the year. Definitely love the brick patterns on the roads, the attention to detail - even at the train station - and the way the stores(some of them really old) fit in with the houses and tudors.

The places I'd live would either be here:
http://www.gta4.net/map/?lat=-2.8125&lng=8...7.77849&pz=1.33
Or here:
http://www.gta4.net/map/?lat=-2.8125&lng=8...4.38854&pz=1.33

I'd choose the first place if I wanted to get a nice view of Algonquin, the bridges, and the parks ahead of me through big beautiful windows - meaning I would live on the top floor. I'd pick the tudor if I wanted to just live at ground level with the park right in front of me. I also love how beautiful that tudor looks.