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I'm going to need a citation on that... it's been my understanding that East Brunswick, WW-P, and South Brunswick are the best schools in Central NJ. I know Marlboro has money so that equals better schools, but I've never heard people gushing about Marlboro like they do EB and WW-P.
I'm going to need a citation on that... it's been my understanding that East Brunswick, WW-P, and South Brunswick are the best schools in Central NJ. I know Marlboro has money so that equals better schools, but I've never heard people gushing about Marlboro like they do EB and WW-P.
Marlboro is expensive, not really affluent. The people there are working class dumb-Brooklynite transplants who sue other people to get wealthy AFTER they have purchased their McMansion which is unfurnished and unfinished on the inside. They all drive $75K cars (or SUVs), but none of them actually "own" any of them.
East Brunswick, Highland Park, Metuchen and West Windsor-Plainsboro are all ranked far better than Marlboro. Just look at the NJ Monthly school rankings. It is disgusting over there. Glorified white trash.
I looked at Sayreville when I was in the real estate market last Spring. While SV has some decent areas I wasn't impressed by it. A lot of it looked "worn out," for lack of a better word. I ended up buying elsewhere in Middlesex County.
Parts of Old Bridge and Spotswood are "worn out" too. I do not think either has slid as far as Sayreville though. Spotswood HS is ranked better than both OB and Sayreville HSs.
Parts of Old Bridge and Spotswood are "worn out" too. I do not think either has slid as far as Sayreville though. Spotswood HS is ranked better than both OB and Sayreville HSs.
Spotswood is too small to get really worn out. It's basically East Brunswick and Monroe's appendix.
My wife and i are looking into the Town Lake development in Sayreville and i was wondering if anyone has any info about what the current prices are going for to build a home there? Any info would be greatly. appreciated.
@ fsu1211 - Did you end up buying something at Townelake. Would like to know your experience. We are looking to buy something there as well. Please share your experience.
@ fsu1211 - Did you end up buying something at Townelake. Would like to know your experience. We are looking to buy something there as well. Please share your experience.
We didn't (FSU is my husband). We really didn't get far in conversations because we decided Sayreville wasn't for us. In our one conversation with them they were adamant they wouldn't drop the base price but they would include incentives (upgrades).
Thanks for the reply. I guess that's the catch here. They don't reduce the base price no matter what. And considering their incentives obliges you to go through their lender even though you might get a better rate outside.
Thanks for the reply. I guess that's the catch here. They don't reduce the base price no matter what. And considering their incentives obliges you to go through their lender even though you might get a better rate outside.[/QUOTE
Yup - I saw you made another post about this as well. My husband and have been doing extensive research on Middlesex county. I know schools aren't of immediate concern for you but we went to the elementary school by Townelake. I wasn't overly impressed. We did like the principal but she about to retire. They do have the best 3rd grade test scores Sayreville. I didn't like the fact there was no fields or grass for the kids, only the black top. Also the road by the school will eventually be connected to Townelake so all the kids will be "walkers" - could be good or bad depending how you look at it. Also make sure you are comfortable with the Winding Woods apartment complex in Sayreville - some crime there, not the best part of town - 5,000 people in Sayreville live there. We are ultimately going with Old Bridge or Monroe Township.
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Town Lake in Sayreville
