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I'm looking for the best place in newjersey for a single female nurse, which is the safest and a demanding place for nursing in newjersey?!

Jersey City is my hometown and lived there until I moved to NYC in 1979. When I lived there, Jersey City was basically a working-class town. Rents were reasonable. NYC was only a short PATH away. Now it has become more difficult. I currently live in the Bronx, and the rent where I live is lower than a comparable place in Jersey City. The Journal Square area has become unlivable because of the skyscrapers there now.

I moved here in 2002 and if I have to move from where I am, I can only affrord a furnished room now. I'm 70 and The entire area has become a haven for single men sharing apartments, no families moving into the area at all because the rents are impossible. Not a good thing for the community.

Best thing for me about this town is, if you live in the elevated area. You have unobstructed views of the Manhattan skyline

You totally destroyed the English language.

stay in israel,NYC, Staten Island, india , mexico or whatever other shithole your moving from.

Being a New Jersey resident since 1984 there is no way in hell I would ever live in Jersey City. Its a city, it's expensive, parking sucks, fees everywhere. It's just you modern heads who don't understand the dynamics of NJ and just rush to places that's trending. Avoid Bergen, Essex, Union, Passaic, and Hudson County imo.

We drive truck, but don't live in N.J. - I like it ! 💖💗

Great fun town

New Jersey is beautiful state,, that's why people say Garden state, nice and kind people's,,

I thought Jersey City had lower property taxes compared to the rest of the state.

This is literally just complaining about city life..and I’ve never ever waited in line at the path lol crowded yes line no ..airports are also crowded but I still fly 😉

Cool, now do a video about how you tried and failed at being a RUclipsr 😂

When I was in college I would work on the weekends in Chatham. I would just drive through some of the neighborhoods to look at the multi-million dollar homes and that was in the 80's. It was great motivation. I still became a garbage man living paycheck to paycheck though.

As a born and raised resident of JC….i agree with half of the stuff he’s saying….the other half I agree with bits and pieces of it.

Could you provide information about Bridgewater City? How expensive is it, and what is the rent for a 2 BHK house? Also, are there good locations available? Please let me know.

Live in N NJ and overpay on rent (property taxes) so that Trenton can squander it.

I’ve been living in Jersey for 30 years. Nobody includes “New” when saying North Jersey, South Jersey, Jersey Shore or CENTRAL Jersey, and yes Central Jersey does too exist. Ah. He said North Jersey.

How about a vid Top 10 Better Places to Live INSTEAD of NJ!

HELLO, I USED TO STAY AT THE YMCA , IN HOBOKEN , CHEAP ROOMS , JOHN FROM NORTH CAROLINA . , .

I’m from New Jersey

UFF, LIVING 52 YEARS IN JERSEU Y CITY, THE HIGHTS. GOOD PLACE TO LEVE.

NJ is a nightmare. Why short hills or princeton when one can live in newtown or New Hope PA?

Branch Brook park is probably the best thing they have specially early spring best park in NJ by far . To bad people don’t take care of it specially immigrants that enjoy the park but don’t take the garbage with them .

Jersey. City. No. Good. To. Live. To much. Trafik. To hard. For. Parking. Very. High. Rent. High. Property. Tax. No. Peace. Of. Mind. No. Praivecy.

Not a great list. Jersey City? Worst schools, crime are you kidding me? You haven't lived there long enough to make this list....Not good information.

I think its all about perspective and where you're coming from. Having lived in LA for 11 years, when I'm hearing median home price is $600K that sounds very inexpensive and like a great deal. Also the views of the NYC skyline from Jersey City lux apts that I have seen on the internet look gorgeous and it seems like you get a lot of space in JC apts. I would still choose Manhattan over JC to have the energy and electric vibes of Manhattan, but JC sounds like a nice option for people!

Part of the cult movie MEAN GIRLS was filmed in Montclair, NJ! LOL -- Yes, interior shots of the high school in the 2004 movie Mean Girls were filmed at Montclair High School in Montclair, New Jersey

You s all lots of people love to liven here s.all

I know this video was meant to make me reconsider moving to JC but it did the exact opposite. I’ve lived in manhattan for the past 2 years and I’m so sick of it. It’s way too expensive, dirty, loud, and the apartments feel like you’re living in a 3rd world country. It’s unbelievable. JC has way better options for apartments. I’ve heard that the path train might be a little difficult to deal with but honestly I’m willing to take the chance just to get the hell out of Manhattan

We don't want you to come if you're trying to bring a car with you. Keep your car out of JC!

I got stabbed 9 times in Newark after living there for a year. Im going back to Queens

This guy is awesome!! I would recommend using him in EVERY transaction!!

CentralJersey, the Monmouth County Route 9 corridor, all great towns Marlboro to Howell

No blame for ppl to forget the infamous southern part below Princeton, yet he’s using the PATCO footage to talk about PATH😂

New Jersey is expensive, and traffic is mostly horrendous. The best thing to do when retiring is to sell your NJ property, and move to Kentucky. Lots of nice places to live. Living near Lexington KY or Nashville TN are good if a more cosmopolitan feel is desired. Louisville is not as good as the other 2.

jersey city is a sh*t hole

I have to disagree

This the hood. Period nuff said

Used to live in Ridgewood but now retired to The Villages, Florida. Believe it or not a 3/2/2 home here can run you as much as some of the towns you listed. But we don’t have an income tax.

North Jersey is now officially all New Jersey. South Jersey has just sunken into the Atlantic.

These is wrong you move to Jersey city, you have to earn at least 150,00. This guy speaks like Jersey city, is just to move in like is a city that everybody can live. There Hoboken another city for the people who made 100,00 living in a walking closed.

Best neighborhood in Newark is Mount Pleasant Cemetery on Broadway. Quiet if you are not close to Route 21. Top notch neighbors. Fenced and gated community.

you only hit two towns in the real North NJ (Bergen County)!!!

I wouldn’t call Princeton a town in North Jersey. As for North Jersey, I would mention Maplewood and Madison. Good NYC commute and overall very nice places.

Short Hills is not a town. It is a section of Millburn NJ. Millburn is worth the 2 as well. Has the Papermill Playhouse and the High School combines with all sections

OMG... as soon as I heard Montclair and Ridgewood I said is this "Best places to pay more taxes than the average USA income". LOL I've been to every town on this top 10 list. These are nice places if youre pushing 50 and have two 2.5 kids and stay home every weekend. I left NJ and the only thing I miss is the fairly good pizza. Not Lucali good but decent. Other than that the taxes.... just wreck your investment portfolio long term. I've put that tax money to work since leaving and I can probably buy a house in NJ now. Too bad I couldn't afford the new assesments surely on the way since the real estate frenzy of 2022-23.

Dude says he's going to talk about towns all over NJ, then doesn't mention anything south of Princeton lol

Ridgewood restaurants are very diverse. American, Greek, Chinese, Japanese, Indian, Brazilian, Italian, Irish, Mexican to name a few. The population lack of diversity is actually a pro for many people. They don't want a town that looks like Jersey City, Paterson, Clifton and that's ok. It's a beautiful town. 8:57

Morristown was on the list, that’s where I live! 😄