Jersey Brehs…….Get in here. (Gentrification talk)

[boriquaking]

Its been on the come up ever since Hoboken ran out of space. I mainly party down there now, and I work at Harborside Financial Center. Its worth being out there right now.

 

[CashmereThoughts]

Studio apartments start at $2200

I snatched up a 2 bedroom brownstone apartment, gut renovated with laundry and private back yard in prime Bed Stuy for $1900


At a point I was thinking I’d have to leave BKLYN and after looking at jersey city prices I knew Brooklyn was still the move

 

[Shadow King]

Not that side of the oranges

I'm not seeing it for those others, especially Orange.

@NewYorkIsBetterThanDallas @Shadow King so should we just say that……North Jersey is going through a huge change (gentrification)?

I can't speak on places like Paterson or Passaic or anything but JC has been going through this. Newark has the Downtown area but I don't see them going much further beyond that. Anywhere else I don't consider areas being "gentrified" as they were already middle class.

 

[Collateral]

Don’t know why anyone want to live in jc anyways

 

[brooklyn_boulevard]

Don’t know why anyone want to live in jc anyways

whats wrong with JC?

 

[scorpino]

I lived in Urby down town three years ago….the rent was $2900 a month for a tiny one bedroom. The view was worth a million dollars though

 

[Collateral]

whats wrong with JC?

80% of the city is still a shyt hole

 

[Daniel.]

Y’all should be worried about Newark and The Oranges

Been keeping an eye on West and South Orange to buy a home after this Queens experiment.

shyt looks like a meal out there.

Montclair, Verona, Mountain Lakes, Boonton, Denville are the ideal for space, but those Oranges.

 

[UberEatsDriver]

80% of the city is still a shyt hole

Explain

 

[UberEatsDriver]

Don’t know why anyone want to live in jc anyways

Why ask this? JC is clearly growing and has some of the best urban development in the country

 

[UberEatsDriver]

I'm not seeing it for those others, especially Orange.

I can't speak on places like Paterson or Passaic or anything but JC has been going through this. Newark has the Downtown area but I don't see them going much further beyond that. Anywhere else I don't consider areas being "gentrified" as they were already middle class.

I am cause my friend from the Bronx lives in a penthouse apartment in a new building in Orange on a block that is shady or use to be shady. But oranges in the Newark is slow development

 

[chineebai]

Jc been gentrified for a long time now. I haven't been to much of jc besides downtown and it's pretty nice. Reminds me of downtown Brooklyn, park slope, long island city, Ridgewood.

 

[UberEatsDriver]

You late on this. Them JC prices went up yrs ago.. On a smaller scale, Camden coming too. But they in the beginning stages

Are the areas of Philly directly across Camden booming? I also know Camden’s murder rate has dropped by a lot so that helps

 

[Collateral]

Explain

What is there to explain? JC is still gully in most places. If you have the money there are better places to leave unless you MUST live directly by the tunnel and across from Manhattan

 

[UberEatsDriver]

What is there to explain? JC is still gully in most places. If you have the money there are better places to leave unless you MUST live directly by the tunnel and across from Manhattan

i disagree