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It is hard to say, since NJ is a big state in terms of population, but is super tiny. Where as NYS, is big in population and size.
Both states have their own feel to them, but I narrow it down to this:
There is no way, I would live in Upstate NY. Sorry, Buffalo and Albany!
As for the Downstate area, obviously, NYC, is doing to dominate.
NJ is roughly broken down into North and South. North is obviously in NYC's backyard, and the same would be said about South Jersey and Philadelphia.
If I have to make a choice, I would choice NJ, buy a little. Simply because, No matter where I am, for the most part, I have either NYC or Philly to play in ( or both ), and it is relativily easy to get there in comparison to NYC or Long Island.
One can't also beat the school system's in most towns, low crime, and various sites like the Shore, Skylands, or parks and museaums.
Come to think of it, Jersey could be seen as a little slice of heaven. If only it weren't so darn exspensive...
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Upstate is bad?
