Jersey City Apartments For Rent Are The Most Expensive Says NY Times | Top Reasons Many Flock To NJ

[@GP-is2kd]

Beautiful City! 😍

[@livinginnorthnewjersey]

It really is!

[@mbaham85]

Jersey city is becoming the next Manhattan. They are building skyscrapers everywhere. It’s really evolving into a beautiful city

[@livinginnorthnewjersey]

It certainly is!

[@Bxny]

Very expensive and nowhere to park and they always looking to give out tickets cause they ride all night seven days a week

[@dontneednomanstoptelllingm8481]

Good for you other than New Jersey City and Newark what are the cities has a pretty good bus service throughout that New Jersey area like if somebody don't feel like walking or driving and they just want to take a bus you know like what areas there has good bus services and maybe like an Uber or Lyft or so

[@livinginnorthnewjersey]

Fort Lee, West New York, Hoboken, etc. It depends on what you're looking for (condo, single family house) and your budget.

[@dontneednomanstoptelllingm8481]

@@livinginnorthnewjersey I was looking into Hoboken I might rent I am a 1st time home buyers Nurse

[@livinginnorthnewjersey]

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[@jackyblue67same10]

I have never known anybody in my life that could afford $ 6 grand a month for rent or anything else that is crazy I just pay $2 for my place

[@livinginnorthnewjersey]

There are still apartments for less than 2k in certain parts of Jersey City

[@barsnationent]

Me and my family are planning on relocating to Bayonne, NJ next year. NYC has become too dangerous … we find that Bayonne is pretty affordable for 3 bedrooms compared to NYC. Also the apartments are bigger and the area does not have that much violence. It’ll be me my mother and brother. Do you have any advice for us? I’d appreciate any advice you’d give us, god bless 🙏🏾 #JerseyCity2023 we will be there

[@livinginnorthnewjersey]

Bayonne has a better value in terms of apartments when compared to other neighboring cities. I think that trend will continue into 2023. What's your max budget for a three bedroom?

[@barsnationent]

@@livinginnorthnewjersey Thank you so much for your reply, Yes I definitely agree about the value! Our max budget would be $2,250 per month. I actually looked up apartments in the area and multi- family rentals and 3 bedrooms typically seems to be at that price and a little lower. We will be looking to move to a commuter friendly block that has the light rail and local bus within walking distance. Also Walmart in Bayonne is a plus for us, we’ll be able to pick up groceries there as well.

[@lilpope201]

Show the real side of jersey city like mlk and ocean ave

[@livinginnorthnewjersey]

The video was made in response to an article by the NY Times regarding the higher cost rentals in Jersey City, which can mostly be found in this part of the city.

[@jay_sooning]

Lmao MLK and ocean Ave… brings back memories of me nearly getting jumped in high school.. multiple times… good times hehe

[@mohamedyousri4614]

You can make a vlog in jornal square

[@livinginnorthnewjersey]

That's a great video idea! Stay tuned..

[@dontneednomanstoptelllingm8481]

I saw that on here It is more expensive than Ca?

[@livinginnorthnewjersey]

Yup. According to the 'Times, "..topping famously expensive metros like San Francisco and Miami with an average rent of $5,500."

[@dontneednomanstoptelllingm8481]

@@livinginnorthnewjersey now then that is very high rent I was planning on moving there way before the pandemic it was I think 911 was already here I think when I was trying to move there no I don't even think the 911 was here A friend of mines live there and I was trying to get information on that and I didn't have enough to go on no 9/11 wasn't here it wasn't here and then I ended up in Providence and I didn't care for that area either yeah it was actually before 9/11 and I was going to move to Jersey City and I remember the area I lived in wasn't a lot of effort peoples like Mexicans and blacks and this lady had told me to try and move into Jersey City or somewhere in New Jersey and I ended up moving back close to home and I said let me check out New Jersey but I'm still not for sure where I want to live and I thought about Jersey City again and I still want to move back home to New Jersey I just don't know where yet cuz I've always considered East Coast my home no matter where I live and I'm not for sure exactly where I want to go

[@livinginnorthnewjersey]

Jersey City has evolved quite a bit over the last few years. Some sections are more affordable than others.