Op's or the Author's title? lol both?

What's the address of the apartment?

Synthetic?

I think this sub thinks being an influencer by itself is cringe lol

>If you ever spent any amount of time in that neighborhood or around Berry Lane Park, you'd know that parking is much easier to come by there than anywhere else in town that we have farmers' markets.

Yeah, vs anywhere else in Jersey City, parking is objectively easier. You could spend zero time in the neighborhood or around Berry Lane Park and know this.

>And that The Factory only gets busy at night.

The Factory does not only get busy at night.

> Farmers markets are usually in the morning and early afternoon.

Usually, yes.

Nevertheless, this would be great at Berry Lane in the big circle area morning, noon, or night.

That's dope!

Ah, I see. Thanks for clarifying. The church nearby gives food away about once a month and the proximity made me conflate what that survey aspires to accomplish and what the church does.

But what you're saying makes way more sense for a farmers market.

1. How are the vendors gonna get out of their parking spots if all the blacked out whips from people going to The Factory block them in?

2. They talk about SNAP and affordable food...will vendors be forced to sell things at a certain price? Because I can picture mangoes going for $5 each here.

People here usually make me feel dumb for a split second when I do everything right and they take the easy way and run red lights, or double park while I walk a block or two back home. Or get boxed in so I leave a ton of space around my car just in case. But I prefer to do things the legit way.

They should have ticketed all those people who double parked the day of the funeral.

More people, more everything.

I did see someone ticketing double parkers at 5 AM one Sunday morning though.

It was good to see...as horrible as that sounds.

Congrats!

This is brilliant. Most of them don't buy anything anyway.

$70 Two or three years ago. My friend had gone five years before she got caught.

When it gets warmer out maybe.

Not if you have a fear of walking, biking, using the light rail or taking the ferry from the location posted in this thread.

Otherwise, it does.

The irony.

I wonder if people would be down for a bridge or tunnel here if the golf course paid for it in exchange for a Marina on the south side of LSP.

End thread.

As the most diverse city in the country, there are plenty of small communities that don't interact much with the other communities.

They should all get tickets at the very least

I'm sure this is a new administration, I can't remember which project, when, or which poster brought it up, but your post is good to hear and would be great to see.

"Who paid for your Paris trip" lol Twitter is hilarious.

But, question, when this was first proposed, someone mentioned this happening to another project and all those tenants weren't able to move back in after being... repositioned "temporarily" to somewhere else...close to Bayonne I think.

I lived on 15th Street across from the old church. It was cool having Hoboken and Hamilton Park at my disposal. And Jersey Social and My Mexico 2 Go. Rent was also $1400 in 2020. It was cool going to Target and spending a small fortune every day. Newport was only a 17 minute walk for the PATH. I'm rambling. If you're still reading that's amazing. I don't know what my point is.

But I think it's cool that the area is getting developed, but it's also why I moved. I can't really explain it.

Wish Cole St Park was done when I lived there.

Jersey City needs more one family houses.

End ramble.

To be fair, it's more Bergen, than Lafayette lol and decided to buy during the height of the pandemic. It's criminal what things are going for now.

Clout or because they "can". Retirement be damned. Or they can, retirement not be damned, but not gonna maximize my savings.

My mortgage is $1600, but I dunno if right time right place will happen again this century.

I always avoid the elevator entrance unless I'm on crutches.

This.

I will never get rid of my car, then again, I have experience enjoying what the rest of the east coast has to offer within a three hour drive.

Now if I moved here from Wyoming then yeah, I probably wouldn't want a car until I made it a year without any friends around here.