I had no idea there were hoods in New Jersey until i saw this vide

[AB Ziggy]

I like this post especially about NJ being easily to commute to Manhattan. Which is what I KEEP saying until it rigs clear! People need to stop screaming gentrification this and gentrification that! The idea is not to try and LIVE in Manhattan but live in areas close to it which are cheap.

Like you said nikkas better stary buying up property before its too late.

And yeab I agree most of NJ is not bad. Those who say all of NJ is bad clearly necer left the hood, I go to NJ from NY all the time for gas as gas is cheaper in NJ and to be honest NJ looks better than some parts in southern NY.

But Im NEVER driviny through Newark again...

Even you know this isn't true, and i commute from NJ to BX 6 days a week. That crazy ass traffic every morning and afternoon on all 3 Hudson crossings and $15 tolls

 

[Bawon Samedi]

Even you know this isn't true, and i commute from NJ to BX 6 days a week. That crazy ass traffic every morning and afternoon on all 3 Hudson crossings and $15 tolls

Nj transit?

 

[RAX 010]

Home sweet Home
(Jersey city born Newark raised)


That's why I enjoy this nice southern living in NC...

When I go home tho...

 

[AB Ziggy]

I like this post especially about NJ being easily to commute to Manhattan. Which is what I KEEP saying until it rigs clear! People need to stop screaming gentrification this and gentrification that! The idea is not to try and LIVE in Manhattan but live in areas close to it which are cheap.

Like you said nikkas better stary buying up property before its too late.

And yeab I agree most of NJ is not bad. Those who say all of NJ is bad clearly necer left the hood, I go to NJ from NY all the time for gas as gas is cheaper in NJ and to be honest NJ looks better than some parts in southern NY.

But Im NEVER driviny through Newark again...

And just as places like Brooklyn, Harlem, Heights, and Inwood are gentrifying because of close distance to Midtown Manhattan, the same is happening here in Jersey City, Hoboken, Weehawken, Bayonne, Harisson, and Newark because of the proximity to the PATH line.

 

[Big Mel]

This thread just reminded me of a friend I had from Newark that I met in LA who's rep/rap sheet is comical. I actually met dude after he STRONG ARMED a pitbull from a cholo. Like 40 oz to the head, gimmie the leash shyt.

 

[Big Mel]

And just as places like Brooklyn, Harlem, Heights, and Inwood are gentrifying because of close distance to Midtown Manhattan, the same is happening here in Jersey City, Hoboken, Weehawken, Bayonne, Harisson, and Newark because of the proximity to the PATH line.

Those BEEN bedroom communities

 

[Bawon Samedi]

And just as places like Brooklyn, Harlem, Heights, and Inwood are gentrifying because of close distance to Midtown Manhattan, the same is happening here in Jersey City, Hoboken, Weehawken, Bayonne, Harisson, and Newark because of the proximity to the PATH line.

Which is why I said people should be buying property NOW before its too late. But I was mostly referring to the NYC metro and not Brooklyin. And Harlem is in Manhattan.

 

[Collateral]

And just as places like Brooklyn, Harlem, Heights, and Inwood are gentrifying because of close distance to Midtown Manhattan, the same is happening here in Jersey City, Hoboken, Weehawken, Bayonne, Harisson, and Newark because of the proximity to the PATH line.

Most of Hudson County is spanish people, where they pushing them out to?

 

[newarkhiphop]

At one time we had Howard Street Quitmen Street Hill Manor aka Hell Manor Lincoln Street Prince Street all within 3 minutes of each other.shyt was just as you described the 90's was absolute warzone.

Lol dudes dont understand breh there was close to 50 x 13 story towers in Newark

prince st in the early 90s, Baghdad status

 

[HNIC973]

I justat people who say "I'll never drive through Newark again"anybody who grew up there would tell you shyt is a hell of a lot calmer then it was when it over 13 different projects up

 

[AB Ziggy]

Most of Hudson County is spanish people, where they pushing them out to?

I didn't say all of Hudson County, them Cubans, Salvadorians, Hondurans in Union City, North Bergen, Ridgefield Park are pretty tight in their areas, places you cant even establish yourself without knowing some Spanish.


But JC and Bayonne are definitely seeing price outs.

 

[Reginald Noble]

New Jersey is one of the most violent places i've ever been. And i'm talking mid 90's violent.

 

[Trinidpl]

Long long time ago, over 10 years ago, she lived like two blocks away from downtown


just noticed ur screen name, k lo k manito

ahh okay no wonder by then they were more wild and they were all over . but dime klk . u still living in newark? or u moved out of there

 

[Big Mel]

Red been living in Staten for 15 years. You can sneeze in Staten and somebody in Jerz gonna hear it.

 

[Trinidpl]

I justat people who say "I'll never drive through Newark again"anybody who grew up there would tell you shyt is a hell of a lot calmer then it was when it over 13 different projects up

it might be calmer but shyt is still willd so i understand why people might say that but i deff understand where u coming from if they saying this now u can Imagine what they would be saying before . that's why we have to do better living in the hood can teach you a lot of things about life in general from there you just have to know how to take it and push on forward.