Socioeconomically diverse towns in NJ

[MamaBee]

Originally Posted by sj3

Lawrenceville NJ is like that!

Lawrence Township certainly isn't like that either. Where are there trailer parks or the equivalent in Lawrence?

[UrbanQuest]

Originally Posted by MamaBee

Lawrence Township certainly isn't like that either. Where are there trailer parks or the equivalent in Lawrence?

In the "Location" area of your tag it says Lawrenceville. I hope that is the real Lawrenceville and not "Lawrence". That would be a crime.

[MamaBee]

Originally Posted by UrbanQuest

In the "Location" area of your tag it says Lawrenceville. I hope that is the real Lawrenceville and not "Lawrence". That would be a crime.

My mailing address is Lawrenceville, New Jersey. The only difference between Lawrence Township and Lawrenceville is that the people who live in Lawrenceville "Town Center" want to consider themselves latch-ons to Princeton...it's not a separate municipality.

[AnthonyB]

South Brunswick has trailer parks (quite a few actually), section 8 and up to McMansions.
Franklin in Somerset doesn't have trailers, but there is Section 8 and a fair chunk of low income housing while River Road boats multi million dollar mansions (well hidden from the road). Also EXTREMELY ethnically diverse, White, African American, Indian, Other Asian, South American, Mexican. Got it all. But in pretty well balanced amounts.

Lawrence is VERY diverse. The "Lawrenceville" part - essentially the old bit nearer to Princeton is very tony, while there is a bit bordering on to a rough part of Trenton which is pretty run down.

[JackedInPrinceton]

Originally Posted by UrbanQuest

In the "Location" area of your tag it says Lawrenceville. I hope that is the real Lawrenceville and not "Lawrence". That would be a crime.

Haha you made a joke!

[UrbanQuest]

Originally Posted by JackedInPrinceton

Haha you made a joke!

And I'm glad you have a sense of humor. Is Rider University located in Lawrenceville? Oh crap, ducking............

[billb7581]

Mt Laurel has everything from Trailers (Tricia Meadows) to tract mansions.

[juliann1977]

I'd say most towns in Middlesex county would qualify. I've found the entire county to be highly diverse, socioeconomically and otherwise.

[JackedInPrinceton]

Originally Posted by UrbanQuest

And I'm glad you have a sense of humor. Is Rider University located in Lawrenceville? Oh crap, ducking............

( Swings hockey stick at UrbanQuest in a fit of rage screaming ITS LAWRENCE TOWNSHIP! )

[UrbanQuest]

Originally Posted by JackedInPrinceton

( Swings hockey stick at UrbanQuest in a fit of rage screaming ITS LAWRENCE TOWNSHIP! )