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Old 10-02-2007, 01:23 PM
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Default Commute to workplace in englewood cliffs
Hi there,

Going to move to New Jersey. My new job is in Englewood cliffs.

I am looking for a place to live near Englewood cliffs with some public transportation connection ( right now I don't own a car ). The place should be family place and not too expensive ( apartments ).

I don't know anything of New Jersey area. So please help.


Thanks.
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Hi there,

Going to move to New Jersey. My new job is in Englewood cliffs.

I am looking for a place to live near Englewood cliffs with some public transportation connection ( right now I don't own a car ). The place should be family place and not too expensive ( apartments ).

I don't know anything of New Jersey area. So please help.


Thanks.
get a car, nj is not like ny, in nj moving within nj via public transport can be a challange
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Old 10-02-2007, 03:48 PM
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I recommend New Milford. You can get reasonably-priced apartments there and the schools are just fine, very quaint neighborhood feel.
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