Jewish communities

[Mightyqueen801]

Originally Posted by Leighvz

Hello! I am a mid 50's woman looking to live in NJ but commute daily to NYC for work. Does anyone know of a good, safe neighborhood within reasonable commuting distance with a solid conservative community? I rely on public transportation. Thanks!

Fair Lawn. Since you chose to resurrect this thread, I'm assuming you mean "Conservative" as in Jewish and not as in politics.

Fair Lawn has two trains stations on the Bergen County line plus bus services. The town is family oriented and very safe, and the percentage used to be said to be 65% Jewish. Not sure what it is now, but there are kosher stores and restaurants and an active Jewish community, both Orthodox and Conservative.

Depending upon where you work in Manhattan, you can be there in an hour or so, maybe even a little less. There are express trains from the Radburn station.

[zap02]

West Orange has a large conservative Jewish population. There are buses into the city and a jitney to the local train at many of the condos in West Orange.

[Freshflakes757]

Livingston (AKA: livingstein), Tennefly, Millburn, West Orange, Highland Park, Toms River.

NJ is a pretty Jewish state. IIRC, 2nd most Jewish in the US after NY. No matter where you are in North Jersey, there is a significant Jewish population in most municipalities.

[saaron]

2 Bedroom 3 floor Townhome in New Brunswick, NJ near Highland Park
available to rent off the corner of George Street and Commercial Avenue

Hi,

My name is Sam...

I recently put up my Townhome in December for rent.
I live out of the area so my Brother Jack who lives in Skillman is handling meeting prospective renters...

I was raised in Jackson, NJ and my family is Jewish and still there and thought it would be nice to see if anyone in the community would be interested.

If interested or know of anyone who may be please go to:

[url]https://www.zillow.com/homes/for_rent/townhouse_type/39105128_zpid/2-_beds/1_pets/40.49967,-74.426344,40.473787,-74.45381_rect/14_zm/?view=public[/url]