5 Pros and 5 Cons of Living in Fort Lee, NJ

Fort Lee, NJ has plenty of pros that people love, but there are some cons that some people will not enjoy. In this video we break down 5 pros and 5 cons of living in Fort Lee, NJ.
If you considering moving to Fort Lee, NJ watch this video to learn about the pros and cons of living in this vibrant and diverse community. Fort Lee is located directly across the Hudson River from New York City, offering residents stunning views of the city skyline and easy access to public transportation. The town also has excellent schools, a low crime rate, and a variety of family-friendly activities. However, the cost of living in Fort Lee is very high, especially housing costs. Additionally, traffic congestion can be a problem during rush hour.
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[@shotovar]

Best borough in north east Jersey!

[@bergencountyrealestate]

It’s a power play borough to live in 🔥

[@퐁퐁남구제단]

We Koreans dominate the bergen county!

[@bergencountyrealestate]

its a k hot spot!

[@lesheinen6116]

The biggest CON of Living in Fort Lee NJ is that it is in Friggin NEW JERSEY which trumps all the PROs

[@bergencountyrealestate]

mainstream opinion much?

[@lesheinen6116]

@@bergencountyrealestate No. I actually lived in East Paterson (now Elmwood Park) from 1957 until 1972 so I speak from experience. Best move I ever made. Never looked back.

[@bergencountyrealestate]

@@lesheinen6116 ok wow EP is as Jersey as it gets lol I understand your frustration 😂 Where’d you move?

[@lesheinen6116]

@@bergencountyrealestate After graduating from EPMHS in 1968 I went to NCE (now NJIT). In 1968 graduates were receiving 4-5 job offers each. By the time 1972 rolled around graduates were receiving 0 job offers. My parents had relocated to Houston, Texas in 1970 and the economy was BOOMING. So I moved to Houston. I have lived in Texas ever since. My infrequent trips back to NJ over the years have only reinforced that my decision to move was a good one.

[@bergencountyrealestate]

@@lesheinen6116 epic story thank you for sharing. Still love Jersey for family oriented lifestyle, business opportunities, real estate values, and access to NYC. It’s a cool place to set up shop and have some fun, especially if you’re positioned well financially… and at the end of the day yes, definitely not for everyone