Urban Jersey 2.0 Newark (Ironbound) , Jersey City , Bayonne , Union City & Hoboken (Edgewater: houses, living)
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I basically went everywhere today in most of the NJ Gold Coast & Ironbound. Explored some areas , users said were dirty and what did i find. It was false and lies. Surprisingly , more things are opening up and selling in the Ironbound section then anywhere else i have been. With the except of Hoboken which has = growth rates. Hoboken is almost done growing form what i can see , and the selling rate isn't as fast as neighboring communities like JC Heights or Weehawken. I would say the city has used up 75% of its land , the western side is still most Industrial except for a few places. What i mean by Hoboken status is Urban Renewal and land usage.
Up next : Ironbound part 2 , Journal Square , Little India , Five Corners
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Very nice pictures, to me the Ironbound is nice, but (can't believe I'm about to say this) too many strip clubs/go go bars. IMO Edgewater is growing faster than all of them, not really urban, but things are getting built like crazy.
Dorian, Ironbound to many strip clubs/go go bars, I live in the Ironbound and count just one on Ferry st sounds to me like you have not walked down Ferry st in a long time !
Dorian, Ironbound to many strip clubs/go go bars, I live in the Ironbound and count just one on Ferry st sounds to me like you have not walked down Ferry st in a long time !
There is more than just one. There are some that you would never know are go go's until you go in them, probably because nobody in there speaks English all Portuguese.
There is just one on Ferry st I have walked up and down Ferry st a thousand times ! Please stop painting the wrong picture about Ferry st,the pictures Nexis put up show Ferry st for the most part.
There is just one on Ferry st I have walked up and down Ferry st a thousand times ! Please stop painting the wrong picture about Ferry st,the pictures Nexis put up show Ferry st for the most part.
All but the last 5 pictures were taken on Ferry Street. I didn't see any of that , but if there is its near the Ferry Street / Raymond Boulevard area where all the Truck stops and warehouses are.
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Originally Posted by SF100
I have to say the pics of Newark are definitely making me look at it differently.
But dont get me started on Bayonne.
I'll show you what i found in Bayonne , different form what you said.
Part 2 of the Ironbound
Newark Penn & the Rustic DOCK Bridge
Next Stop : Jersey City > Little India , Journal SQ , Five Corners , Exchange Place , & Newport
All but the last 5 pictures were taken on Ferry Street. I didn't see any of that , but if there is its near the Ferry Street / Raymond Boulevard area where all the Truck stops and warehouses are.
I'll show you what i found in Bayonne , different form what you said.
Part 2 of the Ironbound
Newark Penn & the Rustic DOCK Bridge
Next Stop : Jersey City > Little India , Journal SQ , Five Corners , Exchange Place , & Newport
Bayonne looks like a nice little city but living here is a whole different ballgame as I have unfortunately found out in the last 8-9 months. I wish I was wrong, I really, really wish I was wrong.
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Surprisingly , more things are opening up and selling in the Ironbound section then anywhere else i have been. With the except of Hoboken which has = growth rates. Hoboken is almost done growing form what i can see , and the selling rate isn't as fast as neighboring communities like JC Heights or Weehawken. I would say the city has used up 75% of its land , the western side is still most Industrial except for a few places. What i mean by Hoboken status is Urban Renewal and land usage. 
