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Was born in Teaneck in 1958 and our young family's first home was in Hillsdale. Moved from there to Dallas, Texas. I have very fond memories and decided to research the town further today. My grandparents lived in Upper Saddle River and Woodcliff Lake. My Greatgrandparts lived in Ridgefield Park. Tons of young mind memories much different from Dallas.

I work at Wegman’s in Mount Laurel and the guy who used to be the Perishable Manager there got promoted to Store Manager at the one in Montvale!

These two home styles are very popular in the PNW. There are loads of them in the Seattle and surrounding suburban areas. What you call a B-Level is called a Split level or Split-Entry here and what you call a split-level is referred to as a Tri-level.

Hamilton Avenue

I moved from Lodi 18 years ago to Hasbrouck Heights and love it great town to live in

No, I never liked Hackensack. Riverside Square is okay but that's as far south as I go in Bergen County

Hi Bob! Thanks so much for the great content - do you still live in North Carolina? My wife and I have been looking for a property in Bergen County, but the overpriced properties have made it much harder to buy anything that makes sense. I work remotely, but my wife owns a beauty salon business which she can move anywhere too. Which city would you recommend for a couple in their late 20s? We're looking for a multi family. Thanks!

You stole being a mother from me. Thieves. Rapists. Murderers.

I lived in Westwood 28 years miss it so much living in hellhole Arizona now not my choice hate it.

They aren't always distinct on the walk, sometimes you have the stairs inside with a split level I think. I wish I could show you the house I grew up in because I always called it a bi-level but now I think it's a split level. Please reach out and let me know what the house actually is.

Used to be a real good town, not anymore.

First time buyer here. My appraisal came back 102k under. Contract price is 349,900 this is insane.

I am in NJ and looking to buy a home in the next few months. The home I'm looking at is in a flood zone. I just went to an open house. I am gonna call you!

I mean jersey city is a lot, but not Manhattan

Not if your white

True story: Soon after the inspection parties learned that the very expensive house was 40,000.- LESS than the appraisal. Sellers wouldn’t budge! No one could understand it. They were going to make a ton of money. So just like you said, the buyer walked away and the sellers put their house back on the market. That was four years ago. I read the appraisal. Looked very professional to me. (I got an appraisers license years ago.). I was not mad, but everyone else was.

The taxes are rapaciously high in Bergen County. You can either afford it, no problem, or not.

Great descriptions!

Shame how Paramus has changed. Many of those ranches and colonials are being leveled for “McMansions”, and they build anywhere. Apartments are being squeezed into mall parking lots!

“Little ridgewood”. Accurate. Oradelll won’t like to hear that but, accurate.

I’m really enjoying your channel !!

This was very educational!! And honestly I always got confused 😊

Thank you

Many times the contract price is over market value, the rationale is to not leave any money on the table and let the appraisal be the deciding factor, then negotiations start there. This strategy makes the Appraiser seem like the 'Bad Guy" because they ''Cut' the value.....This is an old Realtor trick.

Not me anymore

❤ NJ !!!

Nicely done. It looks like a great space! ❤

How much a month?

Music too loud

Hi I'm a buyer. the house I wanted it didn't appraise. The Seller wont negotiate because they believe their house is more than the appraise. They asking us to look for another appraiser from a different lender. My question is Can I look for another appraiser from a different lender?

What towns would you suggest for 900K budget, looking for 3 BR 2 Full Bath house. Looking for good commute to NYC and good schools.

Thanks for the info. I'm an insurance agent this helps in trying to explain to clients the difference in policy costs between a 2 story and a bi-level and split level.

I grew up onSpringValley Road in Park Ridge

big problem about Hackensack... gangs, if you want to raise a child here make sure you pick the right neighborhood and don't send them to public school anytime after grade 6. There are many gangs in the area surrounding the public housing on Newman st as well as the neighborhood closest to the bordering town south Hackensack. Hackensack might seem safe and all but the truth is its a bad place for children to be raised, they will be exposed to gangs. You might see only a few shootings and stabbing a year in Hackensack but they all are in the areas that I had previously named and near Essex st and there are also tons of crimes that aren't reported as people get away with stabbings between teenage gang members from public housing and poor backgrounds.

Try and rent your apartments in Berg-Laff. Good luck! 😂

Because I prefer Bergen County. It’s more surburban.

There is the offensive group chat that slows me down basically daily. Does anyone else have these going on?

You won’t get that in real estate. Just always negotiate the best deal you can afford to pay based on your finances.

"Lex.......my mother lives in Hackensack."

Because its New Jersey. Best thing to ever come out of Jersey is Glen Danzig and thats not saying much.

IMO New Jersey will always be a hit real estate market, because at the end of the day, we have a vibrant economy, close proximity to NYC, an excellent education system, and you make a lot more money here than NC.

I grew up in Wood-Ridge, NJ. Excellent town.

What a beautiful home!

I’ve lived in Hackensack for the last 15 years! The proximity to New York is amazing, it’s right in the middle of transit systems to New York, a lot of eateries, and it’s a up-and-coming booming town with new construction.

Hello, I have analyzed your RUclips channel "Living in Northern NJ with Bob Dzienis" and found some problems. Do you want to talk about it for a while?

How is the area near Berry Lane park? Is it good and family friendly?

I live in a trilevel home. Yes there are stairs but each set is no more than 9 steps. The main problem is keeping little children safe from falls.

There's a heavy organized crime presence in some of the town halls in Bergen County, remember New Jersey is called the Soprano State for a reason.

Great tip Bob!