Jersey City

Check out this article by BOA - newsroom.bankofamerica.com/content/newsroom/press-releases/2022/08/bank-of-america-introduces-community-affordable-loan-solution--t.html

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It really is!

NYSC was really good. I like Retro Fitness, which has multiple locations

@@livinginnorthnewjersey Thanks man, I'll check that one out. Also going to check out the Crunch in Hoboken and Club Metro.

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Thanks for commenting

I shot the video during the day, on a weekday

Agreed.

I appreciate the feedback!

Downtown JC is probably the most expensive section of Jersey City but there are other much affordable areas, for those on a budget.

Thank you for dropping a comment. I've made videos about other parts of Jersey City, including Greenville. This particular one was geared more towards the Downtown, and surrounding, area.

The video was made in response to an article by the NY Times regarding the higher cost rentals in Jersey City, which can mostly be found in this part of the city.

Lmao MLK and ocean Ave… brings back memories of me nearly getting jumped in high school.. multiple times… good times hehe

That's a great video idea! Stay tuned..

It certainly is!

Very expensive and nowhere to park and they always looking to give out tickets cause they ride all night seven days a week

There are still apartments for less than 2k in certain parts of Jersey City

I've had some parking luck when visiting the Hamilton Park section

There have been many positive changes within the last ten years, for sure. Just as in Bayonne, the native residents have mixed feelings about the development that's taken place.

Bayonne has a better value in terms of apartments when compared to other neighboring cities. I think that trend will continue into 2023. What's your max budget for a three bedroom?

@@livinginnorthnewjersey Thank you so much for your reply, Yes I definitely agree about the value! Our max budget would be $2,250 per month. I actually looked up apartments in the area and multi- family rentals and 3 bedrooms typically seems to be at that price and a little lower. We will be looking to move to a commuter friendly block that has the light rail and local bus within walking distance. Also Walmart in Bayonne is a plus for us, we’ll be able to pick up groceries there as well.

Fort Lee, West New York, Hoboken, etc. It depends on what you're looking for (condo, single family house) and your budget.

@@livinginnorthnewjersey I was looking into Hoboken I might rent I am a 1st time home buyers Nurse

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Yup. According to the 'Times, "..topping famously expensive metros like San Francisco and Miami with an average rent of $5,500."

@@livinginnorthnewjersey now then that is very high rent I was planning on moving there way before the pandemic it was I think 911 was already here I think when I was trying to move there no I don't even think the 911 was here A friend of mines live there and I was trying to get information on that and I didn't have enough to go on no 9/11 wasn't here it wasn't here and then I ended up in Providence and I didn't care for that area either yeah it was actually before 9/11 and I was going to move to Jersey City and I remember the area I lived in wasn't a lot of effort peoples like Mexicans and blacks and this lady had told me to try and move into Jersey City or somewhere in New Jersey and I ended up moving back close to home and I said let me check out New Jersey but I'm still not for sure where I want to live and I thought about Jersey City again and I still want to move back home to New Jersey I just don't know where yet cuz I've always considered East Coast my home no matter where I live and I'm not for sure exactly where I want to go

Jersey City has evolved quite a bit over the last few years. Some sections are more affordable than others.

Interesting. I'll have to see about correcting this typo. Thanks for the heads up. JC has improved a lot over the years

Air pollution level is Moderate, according to IQAir

Yes

Philly is cool but I much prefer Jersey City. There's just so much to do in JC!

No comparison Jersey City is far superior. Next to New York a million avenues of fun and entertainment. Philly is not safe jersey City is pretty safe . Police are supported by the Mayor. Philly Mayor is an extreme leftist liberal.

Thank you

Please elaborate

@@livinginnorthnewjersey Hoboken is a city name in Belgium

There's also a Bayonne in France

Jersey City is a large city. Feel free to reach once you're ready.

All Star Barbor shop on Avenue C in Bayonne

There's a lot to do in Jersey City, especially in the downtown area!

Gotcha. Feel free to tag me on your future KZfaq videos.

Thanks for commenting. Where in the South?

@@livinginnorthnewjersey Columbia, SC

Nice! Feel free to reach out once you're ready to move back. Don't forget to subscribe. Take care.

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Why the hell would you move back NJ when people are leaving NJ? I live in NJ and I have 13 yrs till I retire and it’s NC for me

Many don't

I like Downtown Jersey City but I prefer Hoboken. There's a lot to do on Washington Street. It's great for young professionals and college students. Downtown JC, specifically areas like Hamilton Park are great for families in my opinion.

During the day, it might be a challenge finding parking in Hoboken or Downtown Jersey City. I'd travel in using the path train.

Thank you! There's so much to do in JC. How long have you lived there?