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Re: The Pandemic's effect on the Jersey City and overall Urban Real Estate Market
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I agree with you in principal. However, there has already been a long period of excessive unemployment. What we don't know is the extent of the reduction in many peoples' income in reduced commissions and bonuses, though they may be still employed. A lot of people more recently paid top dollar for homes and then put in like $500k of renovations. It's going to be hard for a lot of people to hold on. Also, let's not forget the added real estate tax burden. To add insult to injury, I've been hearing about increased crime in NYC.

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I've heard similar anecdotes in other markets, from people who hoped to have a dip to buy into and didn't see one.


Prices drop WAY slower than that when shit hits the fan! Only people who absolutely have to sell do, everyone else sits tight. So new comps at lower prices appear very slowly while properties sit on the market and sales are very slow. It took till 2012 for prices to actually bottom out from the 2008 bubble bursting.


Except crime isn't really increasing: https://www.politico.com/states/new-yo ... l-break-ins-spike-1281986

Conservatives are eager to see the city die and are cooking up horror stories to try and convince people that the 70s are back.

Posted on: 2020/5/7 18:01
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Re: The Pandemic's effect on the Jersey City and overall Urban Real Estate Market
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https://www.nj.com/hudson/2020/04/reop ... ess-mayor-fulop-says.html

"On restaurants: "What we?re looking to do now is change the capacity inside, so that tables are far apart, bars spaces are far apart ? that would entail a reduction of 40 to 50% ... of maximum capacity. We?re going to try to offset some of that ... by expanding outdoor seating, ... where possible to take away parking spaces. ...

?People don?t like losing parking, but if your are trading off keeping a business in the neighborhood, that?s a worthwhile tradeoff.?

Haha, so the NAs lose even when they should have a win. Less parking for more outdoor seating? Win win. Maybe we get more permanent pedestrian areas because of this.

Posted on: 2020/4/23 18:42
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Re: The Pandemic's effect on the Jersey City and overall Urban Real Estate Market
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At long last, Yvonne and the NAs will get their wish - a city devoid of bars, restaurants and any signs of urban life. The VNA and HCNA won't have to worry about fighting businesses and sidewalk cafes for years, as they're no longer going to exist and after the current crop of anything that's broken ground finishes, they won't have to worry about any new developments for years.

Posted on: 2020/4/21 22:45
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Re: * FEAR MONGERING LIBERAL PROGRESSIVE MEDIA *
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IS THE MEDIA FEAR MONGERING CONCERNING COVID-19 ?

THE STOCK MARKET IS NOT ONLY IN A DECLINE VIA THE VIRUS BUT SOMETHING EVEN MORE DEADLY, SANDERS RECEIVING THE DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION WHICH IS ALSO DRIVING THE MARKET DOWN. SOMETHING YOUR LEFT WING LIBERAL PROGRESSIVE MEDIA OUTLETS AREN'T REPORTING !!!!!


you seem sane



This is certainly one of Yvonne?s minions that she summoned from the depths of NIMBY hell. Most likely unemployed, given this person seems to spend all day posting about nonsense (while most likely collecting social security and a pension). Also a very low IQ person that can?t seem to find their caps lock key.

Posted on: 2020/3/2 22:50
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Re: NJ.com removing comments from site on Thursday
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Oh noes! Where will Yvonne post her bigoted garbage now? I guess she?ll be posting here more often then. All the retired losers sitting at home and collecting government pensions will have to complain about Phil Murphy and government spending on Nextdoor.

Posted on: 2020/2/25 19:36
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Re: 107 New York Ave - Zoning Board Meeting at City Hall 2/20
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Hi everyone!

This Thursday, Feb. 20th at 6:30 p.m., there will be a Zoning Board meeting held at City Hall reviewing the proposal of the warehouse on 107 New York Ave. In October, there was a meeting to oppose the plans of the 18-story apartment building. Now, it is at 6 stories, which I think is still too high for our low-rise community. I know people have responsibilities and things more important going on, but a building like this that goes unchecked can have a lot of negative effects. By speaking directly to the Board, our public opinions can sway their vote of approval.

The hearing was scheduled for Feb. 6th, but was postponed to the 20th. Attached is the notice of the initial hearing my household received from the client's lawyer. The plans are available for public viewing as seen in the letter. Their list of requests prove they refuse to adhere to the neighborhood's zoning rules unless people speak up and oppose them.

Please consider going to the meeting! Public opinions are important to the development of these types of plans. If an apartment building were to go up, it should benefit our community, not inhibit it.

I hope to see you there!


What garbage. We have an affordable housing crisis and climate change that necessitates as much density as possible and these idiot NIMBYs do everything possible to stop it. Not only that, it would add to the ratable tax base too. The only thing acceptable to these morons would be a Bayonne box with a driveway cutout.

Posted on: 2020/2/20 1:07
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Re: Residential high-rise with school could replace 2 blocks in Downtown JC
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> Yvonne and the HPNA are trying to rally their usual band of NIMBY idiots against it

HPNA stands for Hamilton Park Neighbourhood Association; this development is in Harsimus Cove, not Hamilton Park.

Yvonne, to my knowledge, has never been a member of either Hamilton Park or Harsimus Cove Neighbourhood Associations.

Nick, if you get basic facts such as these so wrong, the rest of what you say has no credibility.

Robin.


My bad on HPNA vs HCNA. HCNA is opposing it all the same.

And Yvonne has been a presence at all neighborhood associations and regularly interferes in the affairs of other wards to push her agenda.

Posted on: 2020/2/16 0:53
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Re: Residential high-rise with school could replace 2 blocks in Downtown JC
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Of course Yvonne and the HPNA are trying to rally their usual band of NIMBY idiots against it.


Sadly, you are SO right. Already some people are opposing this project, with some outlandish claims or faux grievances: some old fart opposes the project because the school can't handle all of downtown's student overflow, some dude claims this is discrimination and called the proposed school a "sanctuary" school because it will segregate rich from poor, some other dude wants 1:1 parking spaces, and the list goes on. Even when those claims are refuted with logic and facts, they press on. In short, those with an axe to grind, or some hidden agenda, will continue to oppose progress and development using thinly veiled arguments.


Too bad for them it looks like this one is going to go through. I'm looking forward to a revitalized area and this fenced off block being integrated with the rest of the city.

Posted on: 2020/2/15 17:42
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Re: Residential high-rise with school could replace 2 blocks in Downtown JC
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Lets not stop with these modular homes, lets get rid of all the Bayonne boxes and dilapidated units north of this proposed development all the way to the embankment.


Good riddance, that entire block was an eyesore and the residents seemed more than happy with buyouts of their dilapidated housing. This segregated block will finally be reintegrated with the city.

Of course Yvonne and the HPNA are trying to rally their usual band of NIMBY idiots against it.

Posted on: 2020/2/14 20:22
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Re: Pedestrian plaza development
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Plaza did not claim another the hardware store. Not so convenient hours, over-priced and limited selection claimed the hardware store. The owners of the hardware store own the property and they plan to rent the space out. They probably saw the $ signs when comparing the rent they can commend verses the revenue they are currently making running the hardware store. Probably just a smart business move. Stop blaming the plaza for failed businesses. Pedestrian plazas exist ALL over the world with much success so not sure why JC is the exception according to you and other naysayers. Plaza isn't going anywhere so just deal with it.


This. Yvonne and her servants (most notably that Two Boots owner) are having a meltdown over the forthcoming renovation work and are trying to blame each and every problem a business has on it. It?s been a wild success but a small fraction of NIMBYs feel ever so slightly inconvenienced by it and feel it was much better when it was full of homeless people, ghetto fast food chains and dollar stores and idling double parked cars.

Posted on: 2019/12/5 23:39
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Re: JC teachers who made 99K or more in 2019
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Most of the teachers on the list at the link had more than 30, 40 or even 50 years experience, which doesn't and shouldn't come cheap.

There were, however, numerous others on the list that had been working for New Jersey for far less, some less than 2 years, however, I really don't think they were just hired out of college at those salaries, no doubt they were teaching in another state before New Jersey, so it's kind of misleading in that sense. Here's the part of the link that shows the full list:

https://patch.com/new-jersey/pointplea ... who-make-99k-or-more-2019

What I don't get is exactly what Yvonne was seeking to accomplish here. Was she trying to say that these teachers earn too much and should have asked for a lower salary when they started the job? Human nature just doesn't work that way and never will.


Perhaps Yvonne should tell us what she made as a teacher right before she retired and what she feels an appropriate salary is for X years experience?

Posted on: 2019/12/5 2:31
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Re: Embankment park is coming
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In the end, the city had to find a buyer who will build two enormous towers in an already high density district to gift them the rest of the land to build the park. Am I wrong? This widow must be exhausted and happy to sell this land and settle this case. Once husband dead, she was like, settle and sell I want my money!


This seems like a win-win for all parties involved.
- The city pays nothing to acquire the land, sparing the city budget.
- The developer still gets to build something, two towers in already very high density part of Downtown, which will not be abated and will pay full taxes.
- The city gets to exit endless litigation and focus on building a new park which will also attract more visitors and tourists into JC to spend $.

Of course none of this will satisfy Yvonne and her NIMBY minions and they are likely to hold up for another 15 years with frivolous lawsuits of their own.

Posted on: 2019/10/28 21:06
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Re: Embankment park is coming
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So an investor bought the property only to spend thousands of dollars in court for the last 15 years then give it up to the City? He didn?t get anything in return? That is unbelievable.

Does that mean if a developer spends millions on a piece property downtown today with plans to build there he/she is at risk of the city taking it away because they changed their mind?

I do like the park idea but I don't think the developer should end up with nothing in return.


The developer in question actually died and his estate had no appetite to keep the fight going, so I assume they came to an agreement with the city. Nothing was forcefully taken as Yvonne keeps yammering about.

Posted on: 2019/10/24 14:41
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Re: Embankment park is coming
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Instead of taking someone's property, the city could have traded property. Fulop gave 16 acres in Liberty State Park and the city also owns acres in Bayfront. I personally finds it appalling that people do think this is OK. Communist countries do this, not a democratic country.


Yvonne is going into snowflake mode and is having a meltdown because she has been handed yet another humiliating loss. The queen of the NIMBYs who opposes virtually any and all development wanted this to become condos instead of something all people can enjoy simply because it contradicted the administration position. Never mind this has been going on for decades under prior administrations she previously supported simply because she has influence back then.

Poor Yvonne, her dream of Newark Avenue turning back into a highway full of double parked cars and dollar stores will be permanently destroyed when the space is overhauled this December, bike lanes aren?t going anywhere and now she has to content with a park.

Posted on: 2019/10/23 23:55
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Embankment park is coming
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https://twitter.com/stevenfulop/status/1186454926735675394?s=21

Cue Yvonne and all the haters. This will be wonderful for Downtown.

Posted on: 2019/10/22 3:06
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Re: End of AirBnB in Jersey City?
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This isn't the first time the homeowners are being hurt. I don't think the city cares. It's all political. Whoever gets them more votes. Renters vs. Landlords. Obviously, there are more tenants than owners/landlords in JC.

How many people sit on the board working on this ordinance? What percentage of them are landlords? I don't feel they are represented well.

At least the bad airbnb tenants are just short-term. Many landlords are stuck with nightmare tenants who are in the apartment for years.


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I was at a meeting where a city employee stated they were getting calls from residents about Airbnb guests. They accuse the guests of getting high from pot and acting loud. But isn't that what Fulop wants for JC? Fulop is pushing recreational marijuana. I see both sides but the real issue is - Fulop pushed this Airbnb and now the homeowners who made these investments are being hurt.


There are many threads on Nextdoor.com about this - the board the city convened for the purpose of getting input on the ordinance were disproportionately white, wealthy brownstone owners and a member of the hotel lobby. No renters sat on the board. Literally, a member of the hotel lobby helped to draft this legislation. It's a festering piece of NIMBY garbage.

Posted on: 2019/10/15 2:02
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Re: JC’s loss is Rutgers’ gain: Dormant museum collection 'gifted’ to state university
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To lose any cultural institution is a sad reality, but I don?t recall the museum to hold anything that interesting (to me). Even the contemporary art was mediocre. But, I?m not an artist and don?t really know much about art appreciation.


Sad that building is likely to become another medical office. It?s in the perfect location and size for a desperately needed supermarket. Even a brewery would work well there. I?m sure the VVPA is content to let it sit vacant however.

Posted on: 2019/10/14 18:11
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Re: End of AirBnB in Jersey City?
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I don't have a dog in this fight (I don't do AirBnB). My main concern is the creeping micro-management of property owners by the city. I am a cynic who believes politicians are on the whole, bought and paid for. I don't think for a minute "quality of life" was the motivating factor. The city was fine getting millions from AirBnB until someone I suspect from some lobbying group offered $$$ in campaign contributions (or other forms of compensation) to do a 180 and get rid of AirBnB.


I suspect this is what happened as well. A bunch of well heeled NIMBYs complained to James Solomon initially. Once the hotel unions smelled blood in the water, I bet they swooped in with campaign contributions. Hell, I bet the mayor, as well as James, who scraped by his own election by only 150 or so votes, got promised a nice get out the vote machine in exchange for eliminating their biggest source of competition.

When you run on a vague platform of anti-development and NIMBYism, this was a no brainer. You get to look like you're doing *something* and you get to curry favor from a traditional Democratic constituency (unions) for future runs. Wouldn't surprise me if he's already laying the groundwork for his own mayoral run. All this dude has done is slap restriction after restriction and fees on homeowners and businesses since he took office. He seems to listen exclusively to the NAs and has no understanding of economics or collateral damage these sorts of policies cause.

I hope to god the No vote wins on this. I suspect it may as the original recall petition got something like 8,000 signatures and it results in a huge loss of political capital for this moron.

Posted on: 2019/10/3 2:47
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Re: End of AirBnB in Jersey City?
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The sad thing is that with AirBnB regulated out of existence, rents won't be reduced by much, if at all. As long as multi-family buildings are torn down and replaced with Bayonne boxes, the rent market will continue to face shortages (at least until the next recession).

What will be lost is the revenue paid to the city by AirBnB. Wasn't it around $9mil a year?


You know what else is lost? Party goers coming and going at all hours of the night. The feeling of insecurity you have when strangers are constantly in your building. Having to become the de facto concierge for out of towners. There is a true quality of life issue here.


What nonsense. Any of the issues complained about here can also occur with long term tenants and owners. Future, Airbnb tourists aren?t putting kids into the school system and draining resources and they?re not taking up peoples precious parking, they?re either using ride share or public transit.

Let?s also not forget that this entire initiative was started by wealthy VVPA NIMBYs that didn?t like seeing people with roller suitcases on their block and feel they should restrict property rights for the entire city based on one incident.

Posted on: 2019/10/2 18:06
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Re: Jersey City Residents Say Chaotic Bike Lanes Send Cyclists The Wrong Way In Front Of A School, Churc
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Yes, I have and as you know this plan is in NYC. The NYC firefighters do not like this plan because it contributes to delays. http://www.newgeography.com/content/0 ... HWboh6a7pbg6_f1J3CczuHgro


But wait, I thought Yvonne refused to patronize downtown JC because it would require her to pay for parking, which she believes she is always entitled to get for free?

At least this means she?s probability conceded the war to preserve and build more parking lots. Most likely someone told her that only LGBT people use bike lanes and that?s why they?re now the new object of her ire.

Posted on: 2019/9/30 22:59
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Re: Jersey City Residents Say Chaotic Bike Lanes Send Cyclists The Wrong Way In Front Of A School, Churc
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A car stuck in traffic will pollute much more than one moving. Someone needs to get that info to Fulop.


I believe at the meeting, the goal is to have 140/190 of the total miles of road in Jersey City with bike lanes.

Unfortunately for Yvonne and the other NIMBY oldsters:

?The reality is we had 60 public meetings, 60. Not something that happened overnight,? Fulop said.

That said, the mayor says nothing is final. Parking issues and more can be adjusted, but the bike lanes will remain as part of a citywide initiative.

The mayor says new traffic patterns are part of a greater push to encourage residents to take public transportation or give biking a try to help reduce congestion.


So doesn't look like they're going anywhere. Maybe you guys could get Boggiano to run for mayor on a platform of ripping them all out, if he can even stay awake long enough.

Posted on: 2019/9/27 2:37
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Re: Another top honor for JC - worse city to drive
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Yvonne, have you been to any of the ?best? cities on that list? They don?t have PATH or NJT or anything near the transit system we have here. For all the troubles and all the complaints we rightfully make about transit around here, it is better than 95% of the rest of the country.


The entire meeting was put together by that senile buffoon Boggiano at the behest of Yvonne with almost no notice and was stacked with her hand picked bike lane opponents. She was of course regurgitating her lies. Thankfully the mayor has said they're already not going anywhere and even more will be installed, so her NIMBY powers are useless. Yvonne is simply going into snowflake mode and can't accept she lives in a changing city.

Posted on: 2019/9/26 2:03
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Re: New Bike Lane !!
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Passing Montgomery st during rush hr it was grid locked. With only one lane heading east now cars were backed up behind cars trying to enter Edison fast park. There is no longer a second lane to allow traffic to pass any obstruction. Looking west Montgomery was also grid locked for as far as I could see. Can anyone explain why 3 bike lanes in each direction for a total of 6 is needed? Any green benefit is surely off set by hundreds of idling cars polluting the air.


Here's an easy way to solve that - get rid of the all the street parking on that block. Why does the city need to provide parking when there are parking lots all up and down that street?

Posted on: 2019/9/6 15:47
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Re: One of N.J.'s trendiest Asian restaurants has closed its doors
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If this new place is looking to draw it's clientele from NYC, then they should stay in NYC. Who needs them here?


Shouldn't a city that's going through a financial crisis and is increasingly forced to raise taxes be accepting of anybody that wants to come here and spend money and contribute to the local economy? If you want to live in some insular community, there are plenty of shit suburbs in NJ where you'll never have to worry about anyone coming to visit.

Posted on: 2019/8/27 1:28
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Re: New Tax Rate is Insane!
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When will people realize this is what you get when you vote Democrats in? If taxes are not enough, add to that the ban on plastic bags (all in the name of the "climate change" scam and Sanctuary Cities

Yep, keep voting and get what you are asking for


When will people realize this is because NIMBY idiots that don?t understand a thing about economics keep railing against density and commercial space?

Posted on: 2019/8/20 15:04
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Re: End of AirBnB in Jersey City?
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Airbnb are running commercials on cable tv, so this fight is not over.


The city council candidate you yourself pushed because of his empty platitudes on abatements and development is responsible for this terrible ordinance.

Posted on: 2019/8/15 1:36
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Re: Bye bye, Barcade?
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does that building hold no historic significance? we're a block away, and can't change our stoop railing, per rules. how can corporations just tear down these old beauties?


They're not in a historic preservation district, but in the Newark Ave Downtown Redevelopment Plan Zone (would have to look that up to see what you're allowed to do there)

They're on the Planning Board agenda for Aug 13. The agenda says "Multi-phase proposed project retains Newark Avenue and Barrow Street (partial) facades in accordance with bonus provisions of the redevelopment plan to construct a 7-story mixed use building with 51 residential dwelling units and 11,967 sf of retail space.
Deviations: Minimum Rooftop Amenity Space, Prohibited facade materials, Minimum floor to ceiling heights - upper floors, Minimum floor to ceiling heights - ground floor, Minimum building stepbacks, Maximum stories"

Sounds like they want to cram in a few more units than allowed. If you feel strongly about it, reach out to Matt Ward in City Planning or go to the Planning Board meeting.


Per this article, https://jerseydigs.com/barcade-propose ... ewark-avenue-jersey-city/ it sounds like they're going to preserve and reuse the historic facade for the front of the building and that dollar store being obliterated is no huge loss.

However, it seems like the overall retail footprint is going to be greatly reduced as I don't think the combined dance studio/Barcade/Dollar Store is anywhere close to 12k square feet.

The NAs will do their usual whining and grandstanding over the residential density and parking, completely ignoring the retail factor, per usual of course.

Posted on: 2019/8/7 22:30
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Re: The Top 28 Breakfast and Brunch Spots in Jersey City and Hoboken
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Who the heck doesn?t include the Brownstone and instead adds a corporate place like Turning Point, or a lousy one like Greek From Greece (and I say that as a Greek).

The writer of that article has no taste.


Have you been to The Brownstone lately? It has gone drastically downhill over the last couple of years.


Agree. I came down with a nasty case of stomach flu the day after I ate there. The hours are reduced and the service has gotten much worse. Prices aren't even a bargain anymore either, you can get a much better burger at Left Bank or a better sandwich anywhere else for the same amount.

Posted on: 2019/7/31 1:27
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Re: McLaughlin Funeral Home sold their parking lot.
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I heard the old funeral home on Brunswick St. is presenting new plans. 4 story mixed-use with 26 residential units and commercial space on the ground floor. There will be no parking. The hearing is next week.


Ho ho ho, this one is rich. The "Build Nothing, Nowhere, EVER" NIMBYs that run the VNA decided to sue the city for approviing this project that was originally going to provide because they didn't like one extra floor of units (that was going to be setback from the street anyway). The developer then decided to go the path of least resistance and build as-of-right, which to the horror of the parking NIMBYs in the neighborhood, included retail instead of parking.

So now half the neighborhood is up in arms at the self-appointed idiots that run the VNA because of this lack of parking. Hopefully this is the start of a NIMBY civil war in the VNA and they'll be too paralyzed to initiate their pointless lawsuits in the future.

Posted on: 2019/7/16 1:47
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Re: Neighbor illegaly paved over front yard for parking
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She isn?t defending it, ya moron. She?s suing hownif we had more parking people wouldn?t do this nonsense.

The only sick obsession here is yours with Yvonne.

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If the city would create municipal garages throughout this city, you would not see citizens turning on each other. When I record a neighborhood meeting the same issue comes up. The need for more parking.


Of course Yvonne with her sick parking fetish is defending illegal behavior. Rules and regulations apparently shouldn?t apply when it comes to almighty private parking.


Saying "People wouldn't need to resort to this if only the city blah blah PARKING!" is 100% a rationalization and justification for this behavior. It wouldn't matter if there were a municipal lot on every block, Yvonne and her NAs would whine about the cost and having to trudge a whole 500 feet to get their vehicle.

People like the neighbor in this post and 135jc feel they're entitled enough to have their own private parking and that rules shouldn't apply to them, just like this POS here: https://www.nydailynews.com/new-york/n ... hg6s2k72he6nge-story.html

Posted on: 2019/7/14 15:35
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