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PostPostMinimalist t1_iws0p4j wrote
Reply to comment by Hinohellono in New York taxi drivers to get first raise in 10 years, riders will pay 23% more by coolguy4206969
Astoria Park is pretty far from central Astoria. It’s also tiny in comparison to Prospect Park. I think it’ll become more and more let’s say “popular” but I think the vibes will remain different.
PostPostMinimalist t1_iwry5lk wrote
Reply to comment by Hinohellono in New York taxi drivers to get first raise in 10 years, riders will pay 23% more by coolguy4206969
Except you know, without the park. Or the brownstones.
PostPostMinimalist t1_iw2lh7r wrote
Reply to Jeez. Duplex penthouse at Beacon with 2300 sqft patio for 2.5 million. I feel like this is a reasonable price for what you get. by mooseLimbsCatLicks
RE taxes would be about $4400/month without (or after) the abatement.
PostPostMinimalist t1_iw16aka wrote
Reply to comment by ctindel in New York City Is Failing Tenants. So They’re Getting Organized by ethnt
Lawyer fee is like one month rent. It doesn’t make NYC transaction fees the highest in the country.
PostPostMinimalist t1_iw00w5h wrote
Reply to comment by ChrisFromLongIsland in New York City Is Failing Tenants. So They’re Getting Organized by ethnt
But co-ops don’t have mortgage tax I believe? Unless over $1M. So co-op closing costs are actually very cheap.
PostPostMinimalist t1_iuikj0l wrote
Reply to comment by The_Nomadic_Nerd in To those that have lived in Jersey City or Hoboken AND Queens or Brooklyn, which do you prefer and why? by seeyam14
>If you’re looking to settle down more then JC is 1,000x better
Why?
PostPostMinimalist t1_iubtomf wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in I am on my late 20’s and moving to NYC. Is it crazy/bad idea? I am very comfortable now but very bored where I am. by Ok-Citron-980
I think SF is less the place to be than it’s been in decades. No?
PostPostMinimalist t1_itzukv2 wrote
Reply to comment by PoopEmoji8618 in These are the most popular neighborhoods in New York City—and the average rent among them is $3,377 by jhovudu1
They said “It’s over for Astoria. Get ready for New Park Slope”. So yeah, I was talking about Astoria. LIC sure won’t ever be like Park Slope. High “luxury” towers as far as the eye can see.
PostPostMinimalist t1_itxzil0 wrote
PostPostMinimalist t1_itxigzm wrote
Reply to comment by doctor_van_n0strand in These are the most popular neighborhoods in New York City—and the average rent among them is $3,377 by jhovudu1
It'll probably get more expensive but I don't think it'll ever be "new Park Slope". I mean, the architecture is so different, it'll always have one subway line, and it won't have the huge park next to it. It has pluses, just different.
PostPostMinimalist t1_ito7vst wrote
Reply to comment by SonOfMcGee in Jersey City’s 2022 tax hikes & Q3 and Q4 tax bill flux, explained by Downtown-Prompt-6499
Jersey City in particular. It’s value prop if you ask me is (relative) affordability with convenience. You don’t get suburban schools or houses, and you don’t get the best of NYC. Now drop the relative affordability and what’s left is somewhere I don’t want to buy. Maybe if taxes put downward pressure on actual home values it’ll even out, maybe.
PostPostMinimalist t1_ito5t0x wrote
Reply to comment by SonOfMcGee in Jersey City’s 2022 tax hikes & Q3 and Q4 tax bill flux, explained by Downtown-Prompt-6499
Yep I found the website where you can lookup any property’s assessed value. It’s pretty close to market value. Which is brutal. Not gonna buy here
PostPostMinimalist t1_itjgypk wrote
Reply to comment by donnie_trampovic in Jersey City’s 2022 tax hikes & Q3 and Q4 tax bill flux, explained by Downtown-Prompt-6499
And do they typically assess near market value? I feel like I've seen some places where even a freshly assessed value is like... half.
PostPostMinimalist t1_itjckum wrote
Reply to Jersey City’s 2022 tax hikes & Q3 and Q4 tax bill flux, explained by Downtown-Prompt-6499
So 2.11% overall rate. Yikes.
Though for someone who doesn't know much about this..... are homes typically assessed close to their sale price? Like if I buy a place today for $800k should I actually expect to pay $16,880/yr in property tax? How often do these assessed values get re-done?
PostPostMinimalist t1_itaebx9 wrote
Reply to Wut is Wowed noise by jerseyboiii
Wirework go woom
PostPostMinimalist t1_it95m24 wrote
Reply to comment by Gotyachor in Jersey City, it’s time to rename Christopher Columbus Drive by HobokenJ
90 Indigenous Peoples, 70 Indigenous Peoples, etc.
PostPostMinimalist t1_isj9yqt wrote
Reply to I wonder why the rental market is so crazy... by 71mopar
Seems to me that it’s calmed down a bit?
I just looked today and went through lots of price histories. Increases from ~2018 mostly seemed reasonable. Higher than normal perhaps but not obscene like the summer. Plenty of triple digit price decreases and units sitting for weeks.
PostPostMinimalist t1_irz66q2 wrote
Reply to comment by Blecher_onthe_Hudson in Tax savings of moving to JC from NYC by InternetMedium4325
Correct, NYC city tax is only collected if you live in NYC.
PostPostMinimalist t1_iryzca4 wrote
Reply to comment by InternetMedium4325 in Tax savings of moving to JC from NYC by InternetMedium4325
State income tax is a bit lower too, but not as much of a difference.
You know what's easiest, check it out:
https://smartasset.com/taxes/new-york-tax-calculator
https://smartasset.com/taxes/new-jersey-tax-calculator
Just put in retirement contributions and I believe it's pretty accurate
PostPostMinimalist t1_iryykcu wrote
Reply to comment by InternetMedium4325 in Tax savings of moving to JC from NYC by InternetMedium4325
Yeah that's just the state tax which is different. There should be an NYC tax or local tax additionally. I'd guess it'd be around ~$425/month given your state amount
PostPostMinimalist t1_iyaxh8s wrote
Reply to Stephen Curry of sanitation by jonnycash11
BAAAAANG