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For families
Wyckoff
Montville
Pompton Plains / Pequanock
Wayne
Florham Park
For singles
Englewood
Montclair
Hoboken
Morristown
Riverdale ( only the Grande at Riverdale )
For empty-nesters
Glen Rock
Englewood Cliffs
Verona
Wayne
West Orange
For retirees
Verona
West Orange
Fort Lee
Edgewater
Mahwah
For those on a budget
Wayne
Pompton Plains
Clifton (certain sections)
Mahwah
Oakland
Paramus
For middle-incomes
Montville
Florham Park
Wayne
Pompton Plains
Lincoln Park (certain areas) For the wealthy
Montclair
Wyckoff
Englewood Cliffs
Oradell
Glen Rock
For families
Wyckoff
Montville
Pompton Plains / Pequanock
Wayne
Florham Park
For singles
Englewood
Montclair
Hoboken
Morristown
Riverdale ( only the Grande at Riverdale )
For empty-nesters
Glen Rock
Englewood Cliffs
Verona
Wayne
West Orange
For retirees
Verona
West Orange
Fort Lee
Edgewater
Mahwah
For those on a budget
Wayne
Pompton Plains
Clifton (certain sections)
Mahwah
Oakland
Paramus
For middle-incomes
Montville
Florham Park
Wayne
Pompton Plains
Lincoln Park (certain areas) For the wealthy
Montclair
Wyckoff
Englewood Cliffs
Oradell
Glen Rock
All of those are in north Jersey.
I'll have my go at this:
Families North Brunswick
South Brunswick
Evesham
Mt. Laurel
Brick
Toms River
Singles
New Brunswick
Morristown
Hoboken
Empty Nest
South Plainfield
Maple Shade
Retirees
Manchester
Berkeley
Monroe
Budget
Atco
Lumberton
Southampton
Old Bridge
Piscataway
Delran
Gloucester Twp. (Camden Co)
Washington Twp. (Gloucester Co)
Clifton (parts)
Hamilton (parts)
Your wealthy list really has me scratching my head. Especially with Highland Park and Cranbury.
Honestly if I had that kind of money, no town in NJ would be on my list of places to live. If I was a multi-millionare I'd be in a warmer climate, somewhere out on the west coast.
Honestly if I had that kind of money, no town in NJ would be on my list of places to live. If I was a multi-millionare I'd be in a warmer climate, somewhere out on the west coast.
New Jersey will lose to states on the west coast with climate and cost of living. However, education wise, crime wise, looking at factors such as culture and food, New Jersey will beat any western state with the possible exception of Nevada because of Las Vegas. The east coast may be older (except certain parts of North Carolina, South Carolina, and Florida) but in my view it is far superior to the west coast OVERALL.
Wealthy
Scotch Plains
Westfield
Cranbury
Highland Park
Haddonfield
Rutherford
A lot of these go hand in hand. Couldn't help mentioning a few more than once. FWIW, these are my personal preferences.
Retirees and those on a budget should look into central NJ, but it just isn't northern New Jersey. If your going to live in Philadelphia, live in Bucks County because Cherry Hill is next to Camden and PA is cheaper. The NJ shore is great for a day trip, but there are limited towns there to live in. North Jersey has its rough sections along the NJ Turnpike, but west of the turnpike and east of Sussex County is great; within 50-55 minutes of the city and georgous suburbs.
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