Mays landing is a beautiful town but south jersey honestly has nothing (coming from someone who moved from south jersey to north jersey)

Hey, drove thru today and the Belleville section is in bloom!

I’m currently in Elizabeth and I get road rage every time I drive around here. I wouldn’t mind a bit of boring lol.

Yep!

Mays Landing is a beautiful name for a town. Delaware sounds so boring personally but maybe you don’t mind it. I’d stick to Jersey or PA.

Maybe Delaware or Pennsylvania. My family is still here so I wouldn’t want to go too far away. As for South Jersey, my coworker moved from Queens to Mays Landing. So I might check out that area.

I agree

Why so? High income earners bring jobs and opportunities. Don’t fall for the divisive garbage rhetoric that you have to hate other American because they have more money than you. Those high earners pay taxes. They help fund the schools. What mare should they do??? No one making 150k/ yr is a trust fund baby. Husband and wife making 75 grand each is more like it.

People are getting displaced; have the city build more public housing. Why can’t the city do that instead of continuously pitting neighbors against each other?

Illegals are welcome here but young families making 100k / year are not? What an upside down world we are living in🤡

Where Kmart was?

To where ?

Damn sorry to hear you used to live in Philly. That place is worlds better then Newark

You got to spend money to make money 🤣

It’s looking more and more likely that I either move to South Jersey, or out of the state completely.

Newark is fucked

I'll happily stand corrected then

I guess I should rephrase and say I wish our schools took them up on their tours and reached out

I was never exposed to them during my HS years of 2017-2021 but I digress

Cool if they've done stuff then

>Yea e-mail Compliance@gershengroup.com for the affordable units at 777 mccarter

Per u/ironboundian

Slightly bigger deal to locals without cars

Now I can save 6 minutes by not going to the one in Clifton lol

I’m one those people. I just decided to buy a house in Ironbound a few years ago. Just gotta be smart with money. I sometimes splurge on sneakers, collectibles and firearms. But, still have enough to put away towards retirement, mortgage, and a little extra of play money.

Does that include Presidential Heights? I drive thru there on my way home and I've noticed some pretty houses with gardens, artsy string lights, et cetera.

Private school tuition!

There are a number of families moving to Forest Hill from Brooklyn (I personally know of two from Park Slope), and I wouldn't be surprised to see people getting priced out of Maplewood/Montclair/South Orange and doing the same thing.

These folks are buying homes in the historic district and sending their kids to private school.

Interested

Getting ripped off by Urby