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I?m saying that the photos below are from around Lembeck Ave. and Ocean Ave., which is further south from the end of MLK.

I don?t understand why the immediate association with Greenville is always MLK when there is a whole section of Greenville located further south of MLK.

You?re saying the intersection of Orient and MLK isn?t in Greenville?

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I corrected my post below. Not all of this part of Greenville is near MLK. Take a look at a map of JC.

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Except this part of Greenville is not near MLK.[/quote
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.nj.co ... ity.html%3foutputType=amp

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Except not all of this part of Greenville is near MLK.

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That's fascinating... I had no idea how much action that statue has seen. It's such a Jersey City story.

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Thanks for the interesting link.

Whenever I see a mention of Bayview Cemetery I always think of the story about the JCPD Police Memorial Statue?s history. Check it out?

http://www.jcpsoa.com/policestatue.html


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2AM homicide on MLK today-up and coming!

Is this "Southside" another realtor re-branding of a neighborhood? Those sure are purty pictures, but we all know most of Greenville is butt ugly. Nice looking property like that is typically alone on a block surrounded by Bayonne Boxes and rundown frame houses.

It'd be fun to have competing public postable slideshows of best and worst of Greenville. Which platform can do that?

Dixon Leasing has been involved in Jersey City?s southernmost neighborhoods for seven years, and we?ve watched the area flourish as of late. When community leader Chris Perez invited us to take a tour of the community, we jumped at the chance to learn more about the area?s past and meet a few of our neighbors who are influential in its flourishing atmosphere. On a sunny August day, we began our neighborhood tour and met with our knowledgeable guides at the Richard Street light rail station in Greenville, just a 10-minute ride from Exchange Place.




Chris, an investor and homeowner in the area, acts as a community liaison of sorts, engaging deeply and broadly with people and organizations devoted to positive change. He?s the leader of both the Bayside Park Neighborhood Association and the Berry Hill/Claremont Neighborhood Association and an active participant in a dozen other groups around town. He has a quick smile and an authentic way of expressing his passion for the Southside. And, as we soon found out, it?s impossible to walk more than a block without Chris recognizing, or being recognized by, a neighbor.

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