You can commute to NJ from Brooklyn by the Verrazano-Narrows bridge. Actually it is easier than going into Manhattan for the tunnels (Lincoln and/or Holland). It is costly but far less traffic.
Here's a link to the bridge info.
http://www.mta.info/bandt/html/veraz.htm
You are also more likely to be able to have a car in Brooklyn than Manhattan (including Harlem), although alternate side of the street parking is city-wide.
Driving to the Convention Center or anywhere in Midtown can be a killer although I did it regularly from Brooklyn and put the car in a garage. It served some purposes for me that doesn't always work for others.
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Originally Posted by comingsoon
I am entertaining an employment opportunity that would require me to work in Kearny, NJ a few times a month. Most of the other times I would be working in midtown (Convention Center, Marriott Marquis). I really want to take the opportunity to live in NYC and all the city has to offer, however I have a car and will be relocating from DC in a short period of time. I would prefer not to live in NJ. Wanted some ideas of a good reverse commute to NJ, as well as a decent commute to midtown. I am considering Harlem due to the culture and rent prices. All advice is welcome.
Sidebar - Would it be unreasonable to commute from Brooklyn Heights to Kearny, New Jersey by car?
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