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Safer? No http://www.areavibes.com/harrison-nj/crime/ http://www.areavibes.com/jersey+city-nj/downtown/crime/ Look at the chances of being a victim of violent crime and property crime in both areas. If space is what you are looking for, I hear you can get a lot of space in tulsa oklahoma.. I know a colleague who moved from Manhattan back to the south with his family. I should mention that he got laid off... So yeah, I guess it does depend on circumstances..
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Lol. No one is choosing between harrison or dtjc. That choice is like saying to your kids, "hey, want to go to a waterpark or want to close your eyes and let me spray you with a garden hose?"
Posted on: 2015/9/4 4:14
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I wouldn't say, " Apparently, the movement, and other black leadership, doesn't give a damn about the lives of police officers" it's just not their cause.
IE. meat eaters who protest fur OR many people against the idea of cockfighting but still enjoy chicken wings OR those who highly support climate change legislation but don't recycle. You get the drift...
Posted on: 2015/9/1 14:44
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I'm not part of the movement but I believe the context is the systematic prejudice that cops (black and white cops) exhibit towards minorities (Specifically blacks). In this context, black lives matter. So that above statement is still non-violent. I think you are conflating two issues. Let me go back to my example. Individuals can protest the use of fur and leather in clothing (many do) but have nothing to say about eating beef and lamb. They want to protect cows and lambs in one context but not in the other. I wouldn't say they are hypocrites, I would just say that they are invested in one specific cause.
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Blacklivesmatter is a specific statement which says exactly that same thing - that black lives matter. It doesn't mean black lives matter more than white lives or asian or spanish lives.
Just like a save the panda movement doesn't mean save the panda bear but fk all those other bears. Yes, there are individuals in the blacklivesmatter movement that hate cops and mean that black lives matter more than white lives and those individuals should be denounced but overall, it's a movement that means blacklivesmatter... the entire police force is founded to serve and protect the masses and most believe that but there are a few bad apples. same exact thing. There are bad apples everywhere, let's not denounce groups especially if their founding message is one of nonviolence. Plenty of groups to hate which promote violence..you know..ISIS for example.
Posted on: 2015/8/31 16:23
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IMHO, I rather have a washer/dryer in the unit than a dishwasher. The thought of having to use a machine that has literally, a few minutes ago washed someone else's underwear is disgusting.
Posted on: 2015/7/9 17:32
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You can say anything you want but you do actually know that you live in a neighborhood which is defined by borders right? That is the point I am trying to make. You can say that Santa Claus lives with you all night and day but without any facts, why even say such things at all. There are crime stats by neighborhood and people are making those comparisons. I guess if you looked at crime stats of your block with downtown in general you can verify that your "block" is just as safe as dtjc but you most likely didn't do that and just as everyone else that lives in crime ridden neighborhoods of JC, you just talk out of your you know what to lure unsuspecting newcomers into these crime ridden areas of JC in the hopes that someday you can live in the "it" neighborhood. Yes, I was not being serious about my comment re: GV or BL. You are very smart.
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For the price he paid for his new home, he could have purchased the entire B-L neighborhood and gotten Greenville thrown in for free.
Posted on: 2015/6/17 17:21
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I love the what I call "no borders" argument because to be honest, we are all on planet Earth so downtown jersey City is just as dangerous as Fallujah Iraq....
Posted on: 2015/6/17 17:19
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Actually Asians, including Indians, take shoes off while indoors so your story is most likely fake. Cool story though.
Posted on: 2015/6/16 3:01
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http://www.areavibes.com/
Go, put in an address and see for yourself. Don't rely on one person because one person can say anything. I have an uncle twice removed who doesn't think 9/11 happened...
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I have this bridge to sell and I want to pitch it to you....
Posted on: 2015/6/5 20:20
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I see solutions 1) close your window and turn the AC on. You don't own the street. 2) move, I hear lubbock texas is quiet in the summer
Posted on: 2015/5/30 18:17
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Posted on: 2015/5/6 2:14
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In 10 years, your house will be worth more than twice what you are buying it for...so isn't it a win win? If it's not loud, you stay, if it is loud, you sell and and buy something with the $$$$ earned.
Posted on: 2015/5/5 2:49
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shore club is a nice building, right behind I would say the sugar house class of jc luxury building. However, shore club is dated. popcorn ceilings anyone?
Posted on: 2015/5/5 2:44
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People who think trump is luxury should be patted on the back for trying. Also, true JC building quality is much better than NYC luxury building quality. For example, the sugarhouse in JC is my vote for the best luxury building in jersey city. Of course, not many people even know about it and continue to think buildings like "trump" are luxurious lolol.
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lots of jealous people on jclist.
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Posted on: 2015/4/30 3:30
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So we should be worried based on an article about a product in which you have no proof that this material is even used in the US, let alone in JC high rise towers
Nice. Way to fear monger. People reallly hate downtown on jclist. Looks like you want to influence the market here. Also a post about being afraid of living in a high rise and fires in high rise buildings rofl Why do people always hate people that can afford a higher level of living?
Posted on: 2015/4/29 15:52
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People who think prices in DTJC are inflated have no clue about
1)The buyers and renters within DTJC 2) The local trie-state real estate market 3) Past Manhattan trends and how DTJC is more like brooklyn heights and manhattan than it is to even other neighborhoods within JC. But whatever. Keep ragging on DTJC. DTJC is the only reason why people would even consider living in Jersey City.
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gather up whatever savings,income, family money, drug money, college education money you can find and then buy whatever comes on the market right now in dtjc at full price. Hang on for 10 years and when you become a billionaire, you can cut me a nice check.
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What? These are the what will increase demand in both rentals & condos - at least in the luxury high rise department: 1) WTC filling up 2) Manhattan increase in jobs (you mentioned this) 3) Increase in rental and property values in Manhattan (you did not mention this) which will drive people to DTJC 4) Hoboken price out 5) People in nearby NJ cities who want a nightlife 6) Those in nearby JC neighborhoods who want to live closer to Manhattan and are willing to pay more - those in Heights for example You mentioned the gannon. I went to the website and can't even see availability - only the ability to join a mailing list..is this building even done? Oakman is not online so how do we even judge this? We should look at recent rentals and recent condo sales. They are high, very high in the DTJC luxury high rise market but still 50% off from Manhattan Proper. DTJC will rise....and there is still money to be made. I also do not see an influx of condo owners dumping their units onto the market before prices fall.....the buildings you mention have less than 10 units per building on the market right now. inventory is extraordinarily low. Are we talking about DTJC here?
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This is true. I am a hater of the PATH as well and it will affect property prices if crowding continues to accelerate.
Posted on: 2015/4/29 0:30
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I am the first one to admit that DTJC is VERY different than the rest of JC, at least pricing wise. When I mention Manhattan, I mean more UES and less East Harlem. Let's call what I mean Manhattan Proper. Yes, people seeking DTJC want cheaper but I think property values are still undervalued in DTJC and should reach Brooklyn Heights levels which would be more in line with the value you described..."parking, newer amenities,etc"
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I agree that DTJC is an inferior product to Manhattan. Duh. However, should a 2 BR high rise apt in DTJC with superior amenities (like in unit washer dryer and parking included) be worth the same as a 1 BR high rise in Manhattan and even sometimes a studio with inferior amenities (washer/dryer ROOM, parquet flooring, maybe not even stainless steel appliances and def no parking included - laughable) ? I like to think not and the the current rise in pricing in dtjc high rises (both in rents and condo sales) agree with me. It is worth less than Manhattan but it is not half off. An analogy - Right now Manhattan is priced at Banana Republic Pricing and DTJC is at Old Navy pricing where it should be at Gap pricing.
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Same thing gets said about manhattan year after year yet demand stays high and vacancy is low.
Re: DTJC real estate, which is extremely different than other parts of JC, it is not a bubble. If you compare luxury high rises, 1brs in DTJC are going for the same rental prices as studio apts in manhattan, 2brs in dtjc are around the 1br pricing for manhattan. When such a bargain still exists, there is much catching up to do..
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Sry, should I have said Asia to omaha? Love how that's the one thing you took from my post. In any case, as with most things, the market will decide.
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N/S/E/W don'r correlate to neighborhoods well. East, as defined by JCPD, includes areas west of i78 and also jsquare. I don't believe there is more property crime in DTJC than GV. Show me 07305 has less property crime than 07302. I don't live in "East" Jersey city. WTF is that? I live in DTJC - you do know no one says they live in the East District of JC right? I live in paulus hook and I feel very safe. But my feeling is substantiated by crime stats as well as my property value. Per square foot, value in paulus hook is worth a lot more than property value in GV - on the same order as africa is bigger than omaha - that's a fact, not even estimates. End of the day, doesn't even matter. And you claim to live in DTJC but have such positive things to say about DTJC - "bubble wrappred room" ? lol. It's okay to admit you live in GV.
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