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Re: Storefronts on Newark Ave

#31

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Again, if anyone wants to open a vintage store or something fun, we have a cheap space ($1150 per month /no broker's fee) at Newark & Monmouth.

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Posted on: 2013/8/2 18:44

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new2jc

Re: Storefronts on Newark Ave

#32

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If anyone reading this is looking to rent a storefront on Newark Avenue -- please check out our listing

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Posted on: 2013/7/31 21:06

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new2jc

Re: small appliance disposal

#33

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Do you know what the rules are about putting out old carpeting. Can I put it all out at once, can I put it out on either one of my trash nights? Thanks in advance.

Posted on: 2013/6/9 22:03

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new2jc

Re: Sharing woodworking space

#34

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There is a storefront Downtown on Newark Avenue near Monmouth for $1100+

http://newyork.craigslist.org/jsy/off/3772320985.html

Posted on: 2013/5/25 22:37

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new2jc

Re: Downtown: Guy Stealing Packages and Mail.

#35

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If you are talking about the Nicky that I know, then I must say he is a rather nice guy who has been out of work for a while. He grew up downtown and knows most of the old timers here. Please ask the people whose porch he was on, it could well be that they do in fact let him charge his cell phone on their porch.

Posted on: 2011/9/22 1:19

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new2jc

Re: Downtown: Police respond to 'large food fight' at Ferris High School confront 500 'rioting students'

#36

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Calling this a 'food fight' might be a little misleading.

Posted on: 2010/10/20 16:19

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new2jc

Re: Brunswick St - tire slashing

#37

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A large group of underage kids have been hanging out around there as of late, sometimes drinking and often hooting!

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mfadam wrote:
Just walking down Brunswick around 2nd Street and there was a whole line of cars on the east side of the street with slashed tires. Looked like 6 - 8 cars hit from what I saw.

Pathetic...

Posted on: 2010/9/26 17:05

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new2jc

Re: Who here really, really hates Comcast?

#38

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Do QAM tuners work with digital Comcast? Or muat I get one of those adapters from Comcast?

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Xerxes wrote:
Both my sets are QAM and might not be much affected becasue QAM is a digital cable tuner..

Posted on: 2010/9/22 21:37

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new2jc

Re: JC Gets Money $4.6 Mil to Repave Newark Ave Between Coles & Tonnelle! (Also Sip; Kennedy to Bergen)

#39

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Great, about time Newark gets repaved!

Posted on: 2009/3/19 19:25

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new2jc

Re: Is the rental market downtown crazy slow?

#40

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We too are trying to rent out two Storefronts near the Grove Street PATH.

The larger is only $1095 per month and is currently a Law Office, but it is perfect for any Office, Store, Studio, Gallery etc...

The smaller Storefront is only $795 per month and is perfect for a small Professional Office, Store or Studio.

Call us at 201.282.7320

Posted on: 2009/3/15 2:07

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new2jc

Re: Newark Avenue Redevelopment

#41

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nickie, make it another +1 & +1

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nickie wrote:
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GrovePath wrote:
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GrovePath wrote:
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jc_dweller wrote:
...The city wants to BUY the property from DelForno...And not forcibly buy it, but agreeably buy it.

For far less cost, our money/the City's money would be much better spent on streetscaping all of Newark Avenue and not just the first two blocks by Grove Street -- it would also be better to look at things like DanL is suggesting.

ie: widening sidewalks, removing traffic, making Newark Ave one way, closing Newark Ave to motor vehicles at certain times, closing Barrow St. between Columbus and Newark, addressing and narrowing the very wide (and dangerous) cross street intersections.

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jc_dweller wrote:
The problem with this train of thought is that you're assuming if the money isn't spent on the Newark Plan with Paseo that it will be on the streetscape improvements. The two are unrelated ...

The problem with your train of thought is that you assume the Paseo costs must be "unrelated" to streescaping costs. They need not be! For far less money the city could decide to spend more wisely and impact all of Newark Avenue downtown rather than just the first two blocks by the new towers and new "restaurant row."

+1 +1 +1 +1 (oh, that's +4)

Posted on: 2008/9/23 13:32

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new2jc

Re: Sawadee Thai Restaurant

#42

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bill wrote: too bad there are a bunch of weirdos walking around on newark always looking in

Sorry! I was just looking at the menu.

Posted on: 2007/7/18 3:24

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new2jc

Re: The liquor store building on the corner of Brunswick & Newark Avenue is trying to become 4 stori

#43

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If anyone is interested...

We just found out that the Planing Board meeting for this variance will be tonight at 5:30pm, it is the first thing on the list. It was postponed last month after we went and sat there for an hour!

Binny's Liquor Store Building going 4 stories.

15. Case: P06-151 Preliminary & Final Major Site Plan with ?c? variances
Applicant: Marc Donnelly (for Binny's Liquor Store)
Address: 306-310 Newark Avenue (Corner Brunswick / Fourth)
Block: 387 Lot: 1
Zone: NC - Neighborhood Commercial
Description: New multi-family building with 6-units, 3 parking spaces, and 1,310 sf of office and retail space
Variances: parking

Jersey City Planning Board, scheduled for TODAY, Tuesday, June 16th, 2006 at 5:30 p.m. in the Council Chambers, City Hall, 280
Grove Street, Second Floor, Downtown Jersey City

Posted on: 2007/6/26 19:24

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new2jc

The liquor store building on the corner of Brunswick & Newark Avenue is trying to become 4 stories

#44

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The Liquor store building on the corner of Brunswick & Newark Avenue is trying to become a 4 story (6 condo) building with 2 store fronts. The liquor store will be staying. The new building will be built to lot (no setbacks) with only 3 parking spaces in the basement via a car elevator. Currently it is only a one story building and there is no basement just a slab.

We live right next door and will loose our windows on that side -- any thoughts or advice? We are concerned about

A. That the plans call for the new building to be to lot with no set backs

B. That there needs to be adequate gutters/shielding our sidewall from new added water running down from his top floor wall -- ( there is a 2 inch gap between our properties - our land )

C. We are concerned with the digging down next to our foundation wall for this new foundation

D. We are concerned with adding to the sewer system

E. We are concerned with the loss of parking in the area with his adding of only 3 new spaces - in a basement no less.

F. We are also concerned with his expansion of his liquor store via the gaining of more basement space.

We are supportive of development just wanting advice about when the development is right next door! The meeting with planning is Tuesday at 5:30pm at City Hall.

Posted on: 2007/5/18 20:48

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new2jc

Re: Residential Projects Dominate Landscape - 15,000 Residential Units are Coming to Downtown Jersey

#45

Quite a regular

This map is really something, what an eye opener! I didn't know this much is being built.

Do people think it will all happen even in the softening Real Estate market?

I noticed that a few projects that are happening aren't even on this map. I think I read on here that there is more going on on Brunswick then they show on this map. The map also doesn't show what is happening at St. Francis site in Hamilton Park, and it is funny that they didn't make Hamilton Park Green for open space but maybe they have other plans for that!
Just kidding.
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GrovePath wrote:
You can download the PDF file map at this link
http://www.nj.com/jjournal/

Posted on: 2006/4/26 17:59

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new2jc

Re: The Allure of Sardinia Comes to Museo dell?Emigrazione Italiana in Jersey City

#46

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http://www.niaf.org/news/news_monthly/2006/march_2006.asp?print=1&

I see this place is right on Monmouth.

Has anyone on here ever been there?

While I was googling the Museo I found out tha Italy just passed it's own smoking ban!

Posted on: 2006/4/18 20:29

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