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Huge 7 room 4 bedroom condo in an Elegant Pre War Building 

 

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FOR RENT

 This wonderful huge 7 room 4 Bedroom condo is located in an elegant  well maintained  prewar brick building,  

  , steps to NYC, Hoboken and local transportation , near  Park, shopping, restaurants, school, houses of worship .

 Park has indoor Olympic pool, tennis court, ice skating ring, you will be pleasantly surprised.

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★  141 Booraem Av Jersey City NJ  07037★ 

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http://www.postlets.com/css/styles/mesa/blt_features.gif3 month minimum short term or long term ok can be furnished or unfurnished

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Jersey City lies east of Interstate 95 (the New Jersey Turnpike) and is situated on Upper New York Bay directly across from Lower Manhattan and north of Staten Island along the Hudson River Gold Coast.
 

Jersey City real estate is currently undergoing a complete makeover, anchored by Wall Street moving Back office operations to the Exchange Place and Newport City neighborhoods. The old Colgate-Palmolive site and the adjacent Harborside Financial Center are becoming an extraordinary business neighborhood serviced by ferries, PATH and the new Hudson-Bergen Light Rail system  
 

Just north of Exchange Place on the Jersey City waterfront, Newport Centre has transformed the area on both sides of the approaches to the Holland Tunnel with residential rental and condo housing, hotels, extensive retail including the Newport Mall, and new business office towers.  

 

 

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This apartment is in Move in Condition Pick up the Keys and start Unpacking.

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Model of urban future: Jersey City?   Click here for full story

Now Jersey City has come back as its own antithesis: clean, green and growing — an example, urban planners say, of how the nation can accommodate some of the additional 100 million Americans expected by 2040 without paving over every farm, forest and meadow.

Smart Growth America, an advocacy group that ranks the largest metro areas by sprawl, says Jersey City is the second "least sprawling," trailing only New York City.

It's part of a remarkable demographic and economic U-turn. In a region where many cities are shrinking, Jersey City in the last quarter-century has gained about 30,000 residents, 27,000 jobs and 18 million square feet of prime office space — more than all such space in downtown Atlanta, Phoenix or Miami.

 Robert Lang, director of Virginia Tech's Metropolitan Institute, says the city "won't be a model for the whole country, but it will be an important model for parts of it" — especially satellite cities near bigger, more dynamic ones: Long Beach near Los Angeles, Oakland near San Francisco, Chelsea near Boston.

A winning formula

How is Jersey City doing it?:

•Proximity to New York. Hughes calls Jersey City "almost a sixth borough of New York." Mayor Jeremiah Healy calls the waterfront "Wall Street West." The city is a short trip across the Hudson River from Manhattan, but its building and real estate costs are one-half to one-third of Manhattan's. This has attracted companies such as Citigroup, Merrill Lynch and Goldman Sachs, and thousands of residents who cross the Hudson to work.

•Redevelopment and infill. Because Jersey City had built on almost all of its land more than 50 years ago, it has to reuse, reclaim and redevelop land, including so-called brownfields (once-polluted industrial sites) and grayfields (parking lots, old strip malls).

 Similarly, the city has created the Powerhouse Arts District around an imposing but abandoned early 20th-century subway power station. Plans call for a mix of loft-style residential condos and rental units, restaurants, clubs, galleries, theaters and artists' spaces in an area just west of the waterfront.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

  

 

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Easy commute to North Jersey and New York City

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Notable locations in Jersey City: Journal Square (A), Journal Square Station (B), Liberty Industrial Park (C), Port Jersey Industrial Park (D), Black Tom (E), Greenville Industrial Park (F), Claremont Terminal (G), Claremont Yards (H), Pier M (I), Pier L (J), Pier K (K), Pier H (L), Pier G (M), Pier F (N), Pier E (O), Pier D (P), Pier C (Q), Pier B (R), Pier 9 (S), Pier 8 (T). Display/hide their locations on the map

 

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Shopping Centers: Newport Centre Mall Shopping Center (1), Stadium Plaza Shopping Center (2), Fourhundredforty Shopping Center (3), Hudson Mall Shopping Center (4), Old Colony Plaza Shopping Center (5). Display/hide their locations on the map

 

Churches in Jersey City include: Abundant Joy Christian Center (A), First Presbyterian Church (B), Christ Our Savior Lutheran Church (C), Christ The King Catholic Church (D), Christ United Methodist Church (E), Christian Apostolic Church (F), Church of God in Christ (G), Church of the Covenant (H), Clair Memorial United Methodist Church (I). Display/hide their locations on the map

 

 

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Parks in Jersey City include: Fems Park (1), Cortney Fricchione Park (2), Tidelands Athletic Complex (3), Skinner Park (4), Columbia Park (5), Fulton Avenue Park (6), Riverview Park (7), Terrace Avenue Park (8), Montgomery Park (9). Display/hide their locations on the map

 

 

 

 

Tourist attractions: Jersey City Museum (350 Montgomery St), Case Museum of Contemporary Russian Art (80 Grand Street), Committee for the Absorption of Soviet Emigres (Museums; 80 Grand Street), Liberty Science Center (Museums; 251 Phillip St), 2Afrika Inc. (444 Washington Boulevard), Harborside Yacht Cruises (Harborside Financial Center), Abracadabra Entertainment (Arcades & Amusements; 82 Carlton Avenue), American Classic Car & Limo Service (Tours & Charters; 241 Palisade Avenue).

 

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Birthplace of: Martha Stewart - (born 1941), home economist, Brandon Evans - 2005 NFL player (Houston Texans, born: Dec 27, 1981), Brandon McGowan - 2005 NFL player (Chicago Bears, born: Sep 16, 1983), Jim McMahon - (born 1959), football player, Norma Talmadge - (1893-1957), actress, Ahmad Nivins - College basketball player (Saint Joseph's Hawks), Bashir Mason - College basketball player (Drexel Dragons), Donald Copeland - College basketball player (Seton Hall Pirates), Dwayne Lee - College basketball player (Saint Joseph's Hawks), Hank Rivers - College basketball player (Stephen F. Austin Lumberjacks).

 

Post office: Bergen Station Jersey City Post Office (A). Display/hide its location on the map

 

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