These are stupid excuses...Jersey City is a CITY, and it's literally next to NYC...you're complaining about city life vs suburban life, not Jersey City. Also I don't trust anyone who says "North New Jersey"...North Jersey my guy.
@@LIVINGINNORTHNEWJERSEY-su7ge- You still didn't address him pointing out you saying, "North New Jersey." Every time you said that I wanted to stick a screwdriver in my eyeball! Who says that and actually lives in Jersey? NORTH JERSEY!
@@LIVINGINNORTHNEWJERSEY-su7ge Is it really fair to complain that they missed the point of the video when you’re rage-baiting people with the title and thumbnail? Enjoy the engagement, I guess.
@@MrCanada1 More crime, hotter weather, bass-ackwards government, poor city planning, totally different culture (if you are coming from up North) and many other factors.
Moved to JC in '75 from Bkln as a 9 year old. I would not trade that time, my formative years, for all the money in the world. It was light years away from nyc for a kid. As a young adult, if you were bored, you just hopped on the Path, went to the city, and something would always pop up. It's also pretty much the 6th boro. I grew up with Philipinos, Egyptians, Bangladeshis, German, Itailian, Irish, Black, PR"s, Dominicans, and on and on. Magical place with lots to do. I live up in the NJ highlands, about an hour from the city, and you couldn't pay me to live there, lol. I'm a city boy at heart, but nothing beats living in the country. I have no perspective or advice for anyone wanting to move there now. I just thought I'd share what an awesome place it was 40/50 years ago. ❤
Born and raised JC it depends where you live in Jersey City downtown, no parking, it's like little NY. Yes rent sky high, but you got the heights, Bergen line , ocean avenue, my family was middle class so we kinda lived in hard areas but not like hard areas Newark. Your closed to alot of areas Bayonne, union city and Newark and yes depending on where you are there's parking, stuff to do at night. Anywhere you live is suggestive depending on who you talking to And where they live. High rises are closer to Hoboken, guttenberg, Secaucus. So like I said I was born and raised here and raised some of my kids here since 1988. Best to go see for your self. Kennedy Blvd quickest way to travel, from Bayonne straight through to union city, fort Lee. Your in a mecca of culture food beliefs etc, and traveling is easy you have path train Amtrak bus ride light rail, the really ain't that bad depending on days. Like I said it depends on who you're speaking to where they lived in Jersey City. Jersey City gets a bad rep because politics trying put it on the map, big money trying to change its face value. When bring big money and politics in the pot all the sudden there's no room for the original natives, so you get over populated areas people getting bought out of there living areas, mom and pop stores getting tore down for generic and sad to say heavily dense crime areas. Not including children activities being taken away, parks, movie theaters you get the picture. It depends on who you're asking. JC used to be able to accommodate the lower class, middle class and upper. Now you could barely include middle class and lower class is swiped off the table. But, I still❤ JC.
I think its all about perspective and where you're coming from. Having lived in LA for 11 years, when I'm hearing median home price is $600K that sounds very inexpensive and like a great deal. Also the views of the NYC skyline from Jersey City lux apts that I have seen on the internet look gorgeous and it seems like you get a lot of space in JC apts. I would still choose Manhattan over JC to have the energy and electric vibes of Manhattan, but JC sounds like a nice option for people!
If you don't rent downtown or exchange place, Harbor place, Liberty towers, you can rent for like under 2k a month. Not all parts are crowded and loud.
I have enjoyed living in Jersey City on and off for 31 years having moved here from suburban Long Island, which I have disliked since I was born there and to which I would never return. It is one of the most interesting and diverse cities in America, rich in colorful history, with a beautiful waterfront and access to everything you want. It is a smaller Manhattan. As for green spaces, there is also Lincoln Park and neighborhood parks like the one near me. The neighborhoods with inferior schools are the result of racism and neglect of black neighborhoods that exist throughout NJ and America. Housing costs are high here (unless you are lucky enough to live in subsidized housing) and throughout the country, it is a national problem, but nearly everything else is affordable. Traffic is bad except on Sunday but not nearly as bad as advertised and many residents have switched to bike riding, which is very popular here. Nearly everyone owns a dog, so I hope you like pets. You can definitely do a lot worse than living in JC.
I know this video was meant to make me reconsider moving to JC but it did the exact opposite. I’ve lived in manhattan for the past 2 years and I’m so sick of it. It’s way too expensive, dirty, loud, and the apartments feel like you’re living in a 3rd world country. It’s unbelievable. JC has way better options for apartments. I’ve heard that the path train might be a little difficult to deal with but honestly I’m willing to take the chance just to get the hell out of Manhattan
To put it plainly, 1% gets 40 yrs of tax abatement while working class people gets double the property tax from reassessment courtesy of Mayor and his tie to Wall Street. Right now, too many Luxury condos and rentals everywhere while working class people struggle to survive pay heck to pay check. JC is basically a tale of two cities.
Your comments are very close to reality Very actual.....However l live in JC for 50 years...my kids went to public school....and YES l live among Millioners with out parking...its hard to understabd.... but l made it...its home..its very hard to move away from JC....best regards from the Heights....
Bro I am studying in New York University and I am living in New Jersey because I love New Jersey and I am Indian🇮🇳 which location is best for students and I traveled in minimum time to nyc
Depends on the transportation option but many towns in Hudson county are great for this. Feel free to click on the link in the description to schedule a short call with us! 😎
The area around John F Kennedy Blvd in The Heights section of Jersey City, or further north in North Bergen is a good option too. There are buses on John F Kennedy Blvd that runs very frequently between New York City and Journal Square in Jersey City.
These is wrong you move to Jersey city, you have to earn at least 150,00. This guy speaks like Jersey city, is just to move in like is a city that everybody can live. There Hoboken another city for the people who made 100,00 living in a walking closed.
Folks are slow, can’t drive, and Patels are taking over the Heights while the natives are allowing them to by selling their houses to them. If you’re a Patel, come to Jersey City, it’s the perfect place for you.
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These are stupid excuses...Jersey City is a CITY, and it's literally next to NYC...you're complaining about city life vs suburban life, not Jersey City. Also I don't trust anyone who says "North New Jersey"...North Jersey my guy.
You missed the entire point of the video.
But thanks for tuning in!
@@LIVINGINNORTHNEWJERSEY-su7ge- You still didn't address him pointing out you saying, "North New Jersey." Every time you said that I wanted to stick a screwdriver in my eyeball! Who says that and actually lives in Jersey? NORTH JERSEY!
@@LIVINGINNORTHNEWJERSEY-su7ge Is it really fair to complain that they missed the point of the video when you’re rage-baiting people with the title and thumbnail? Enjoy the engagement, I guess.
Rents are high everywhere and it’s crowded everywhere. The only place that’s cheap in America is the south. And the south isn’t for everyone.
its not that cheap in the south
@@theebanganeshan correct.
Why not for everyone?
@@MrCanada1crimes are higher in the south
@@MrCanada1 More crime, hotter weather, bass-ackwards government, poor city planning, totally different culture (if you are coming from up North) and many other factors.
I CAN STAND living in Jersey City as do tens of thousands of others. 🎉
Please keep telling people not to move here, so that rent stabilizes and I have an easier time parking. Otherwise, it's fantastic here lol
Moved to JC in '75 from Bkln as a 9 year old. I would not trade that time, my formative years, for all the money in the world.
It was light years away from nyc for a kid. As a young adult, if you were bored, you just hopped on the Path, went to the city, and something would always pop up. It's also pretty much the 6th boro. I grew up with Philipinos, Egyptians, Bangladeshis, German, Itailian, Irish, Black, PR"s, Dominicans, and on and on. Magical place with lots to do. I live up in the NJ highlands, about an hour from the city, and you couldn't pay me to live there, lol. I'm a city boy at heart, but nothing beats living in the country. I have no perspective or advice for anyone wanting to move there now. I just thought I'd share what an awesome place it was 40/50 years ago. ❤
Thank you for sharing this!
Born and raised JC it depends where you live in Jersey City downtown, no parking, it's like little NY. Yes rent sky high, but you got the heights, Bergen line , ocean avenue, my family was middle class so we kinda lived in hard areas but not like hard areas Newark. Your closed to alot of areas Bayonne, union city and Newark and yes depending on where you are there's parking, stuff to do at night. Anywhere you live is suggestive depending on who you talking to And where they live. High rises are closer to Hoboken, guttenberg, Secaucus. So like I said I was born and raised here and raised some of my kids here since 1988. Best to go see for your self. Kennedy Blvd quickest way to travel, from Bayonne straight through to union city, fort Lee. Your in a mecca of culture food beliefs etc, and traveling is easy you have path train Amtrak bus ride light rail, the really ain't that bad depending on days. Like I said it depends on who you're speaking to where they lived in Jersey City. Jersey City gets a bad rep because politics trying put it on the map, big money trying to change its face value. When bring big money and politics in the pot all the sudden there's no room for the original natives, so you get over populated areas people getting bought out of there living areas, mom and pop stores getting tore down for generic and sad to say heavily dense crime areas. Not including children activities being taken away, parks, movie theaters you get the picture. It depends on who you're asking. JC used to be able to accommodate the lower class, middle class and upper. Now you could barely include middle class and lower class is swiped off the table. But, I still❤ JC.
I love how he uses a pic from Fulton St, Brooklyn when speaking of crowded platforms in Jersey City....
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I think its all about perspective and where you're coming from. Having lived in LA for 11 years, when I'm hearing median home price is $600K that sounds very inexpensive and like a great deal. Also the views of the NYC skyline from Jersey City lux apts that I have seen on the internet look gorgeous and it seems like you get a lot of space in JC apts. I would still choose Manhattan over JC to have the energy and electric vibes of Manhattan, but JC sounds like a nice option for people!
If you don't rent downtown or exchange place, Harbor place, Liberty towers, you can rent for like under 2k a month.
Not all parts are crowded and loud.
its okay you can all stay where you are.
agreed.
Fr.
We will 😂
I have enjoyed living in Jersey City on and off for 31 years having moved here from suburban Long Island, which I have disliked since I was born there and to which I would never return. It is one of the most interesting and diverse cities in America, rich in colorful history, with a beautiful waterfront and access to everything you want. It is a smaller Manhattan. As for green spaces, there is also Lincoln Park and neighborhood parks like the one near me. The neighborhoods with inferior schools are the result of racism and neglect of black neighborhoods that exist throughout NJ and America. Housing costs are high here (unless you are lucky enough to live in subsidized housing) and throughout the country, it is a national problem, but nearly everything else is affordable. Traffic is bad except on Sunday but not nearly as bad as advertised and many residents have switched to bike riding, which is very popular here. Nearly everyone owns a dog, so I hope you like pets. You can definitely do a lot worse than living in JC.
I know this video was meant to make me reconsider moving to JC but it did the exact opposite. I’ve lived in manhattan for the past 2 years and I’m so sick of it. It’s way too expensive, dirty, loud, and the apartments feel like you’re living in a 3rd world country. It’s unbelievable. JC has way better options for apartments. I’ve heard that the path train might be a little difficult to deal with but honestly I’m willing to take the chance just to get the hell out of Manhattan
UFF, LIVING 52 YEARS IN JERSEU Y CITY, THE HIGHTS. GOOD PLACE TO LEVE.
To put it plainly, 1% gets 40 yrs of tax abatement while working class people gets double the property tax from reassessment courtesy of Mayor and his tie to Wall Street. Right now, too many Luxury condos and rentals everywhere while working class people struggle to survive pay heck to pay check. JC is basically a tale of two cities.
Your comments are very close to reality Very actual.....However l live in JC for 50 years...my kids went to public school....and YES l live among Millioners with out parking...its hard to understabd.... but l made it...its home..its very hard to move away from JC....best regards from the Heights....
Thanks for your comment!
It's nice to see about jersey city. But yes it's very expensive not like the 70's it was nice back then
its nothing special. just a bunch of tall buildings are u, woop dee doo.
Bro I am studying in New York University and I am living in New Jersey because I love New Jersey and I am Indian🇮🇳 which location is best for students and I traveled in minimum time to nyc
Thanks for tuning in!
Depends on the transportation option but many towns in Hudson county are great for this. Feel free to click on the link in the description to schedule a short call with us! 😎
jersey is great Newark ave is greater desi to go and live with great food and about 20 mins away from NYC.
The area around John F Kennedy Blvd in The Heights section of Jersey City, or further north in North Bergen is a good option too. There are buses on John F Kennedy Blvd that runs very frequently between New York City and Journal Square in Jersey City.
leave
Wow crowded in New York? Im shocked!
Your intro showed various Newark locations, why aren’t you living there?
How do you know? 🙃
why is anyone living there?
5...
I ❤️ Jersey City.
It's a city. So of course some parts will be crowded, loud and traffic.
We have sip and pours at night! Come on over and create some beautiful art. It’s byob! 😊
Nonsense. This video is straight up nonsense
Good,dont come here😮
We don't want you to come if you're trying to bring a car with you. Keep your car out of JC!
These is wrong you move to Jersey city, you have to earn at least 150,00. This guy speaks like Jersey city, is just to move in like is a city that everybody can live. There Hoboken another city for the people who made 100,00 living in a walking closed.
I move to Jersey City from Houston this fall. I’ll definitely be leaving my car here in Texas lol
That’s awesome!
Haha, yes that might be a good idea :)
Right behind you.
Jersey city best place ❤❤❤❤❤ever
1 more thing. The mayor sucks.
Summit an Montgomery baby 👍🙏
Folks are slow, can’t drive, and Patels are taking over the Heights while the natives are allowing them to by selling their houses to them. If you’re a Patel, come to Jersey City, it’s the perfect place for you.
The Patels? WTF?
@@lw5592 Yeah... Are you a Patel? I mean they all do share that last name. Literally; ALLLL of them. Therefore that is what they call them out here.
@@eachoneteachone8320 Who is "they"? Make it plain, please.
You s all lots of people love to liven here s.all
Don't move to Jersey City!!! Move elsewhere; we don't want our rents to go up, okay?
Jersey. City. No. Good. To. Live. To much. Trafik. To hard. For. Parking. Very. High. Rent. High. Property. Tax. No. Peace. Of. Mind. No. Praivecy.
Nobody’s thinking about moving to Jersey City bro