Submitted by abby2207 t3_y5q88v in jerseycity
is there any other studio place under 2500-2600 better? the reviews on Journal Squared google are scary and I am not sure why?
Submitted by abby2207 t3_y5q88v in jerseycity
is there any other studio place under 2500-2600 better? the reviews on Journal Squared google are scary and I am not sure why?
do you know an apartment without broker fee in manhattan in that budget? my job is at 6th ave near soho
Apartments in JC have broker fees too, they just haven't told you about it yet
LUXURY HOUSING
you mean amenities ? atleast its not 4.5k$ upfront
thanks for your input
Journal Squared actually might not since they're doing all their leasing in-house
do you anyone there, why is it so badly rated?
nope, no idea
Nobody rates when everything is fine. They get mad about something and write a bad review.
Or maybe it’s bad I dunno. What do the reviews say?
I just ended up moving to Harrison Urby lol
it's a Jared Kushner building. Fuck that guy. They are also notorious for being shitty landlords, probably more for their less lucrative properties than something like Journal Squared price points, but they are corrupt motherfuckers in general.
do you commute to manhattan everyday by any chance ?
No, I don’t! But a lot of people here do. The NWK-WTC line is good ig.
i had no idea until now that path went till there, do you mind talking more about it? is there any amenities fees or trash over the rent and what the utilities per month like?
This one just popped up in my building (I stayed here for 3 years) which I can't move into unfortunately as I just got done signing a new place at Harrison.
https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/201-Luis-M-Marin-Blvd-212-Jersey-City-NJ-07302/2061092450_zpid/
Great building and location - would recommend.
actually looks very decent, do you mind sharing who should I get in touch with for this apt. ? any direct property manager on site you started your lease with?
I would look into the heights. Its an extra 15 minute drive from JSQ but you will get alot of bang for your buck than a studio.
It's a condo building - so it's likely the person listing is either the owner or a current tenant (and so would contact them). I got my place via a broker listing as the owner is out of the country.
so there is a broker fee?
Jared kushner’s COUSIN
my daily commute has to be to manhattan 6th ave, jsq is already 35 mins away
literally every review is how bad the noise, water, electric, packages problem is
Sure! For a studio - Rent - 2000 Amenities - 40 Utilities - Water + sewage - 10-15 I got an offer for 17+1month free. So, for me effectively I pay 2000 incl everything above plus wifi (40$).
this actually looks good, do you know if they have a direct website or anyone to talk to (don’t want to go through brokers)
can you give some advice bruh!
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Journal Squared was one of them that I shortlisted but I can’t get over so many bad reviews for them on google. Do you have any recommendations for Jersey City which might fit upto 2750 budget?
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Try canco lofts. It's primarily condo but there are some rentals, too. They have a shuttle that goes to/from the path station
I sent you a message
Lived in a studio once in my life and lasted 3 months so depressing being in one room
They're saying it's ridiculously overpriced for what you get, but it's okay because they use the adjective "LUXURY" in the description
Sounds like a place to avoid.
I really love 25 Senate, the building is great and the park facing apartments are nice. Been here 3 years and no complaints.
can you recommend 3jsq, is it a good place? in terms of amenities fees per month and stuff? The reason i ask this is because the reviews on google for journal squared apts are super scary
It depends - it's a condo building - each apartment owner can decide how they want to advertise or whether they want to use a broker (in which case you'd have a broker fee)
Goldberg Management <goldbergmanagementnj@gmail.com> you can probably set up a tour with them. When I first looked at this place, the landlord gave me the tour.
If you check the current ratings for 3 Journal Sq. on Google you’ll see they have a 4.6/5 which I think it’s one of the highest in the city and well deserved. It may not be perfect but it’s a great complex. The amenities I mostly use are the gym, rooftop and resident lounge and they’re quite nice and maintained for a building of this size; amenity fee is $500 per lease term (one time payment / not billed monthly).
yup totally agree, in your experience is the gym good? i saw that there was a blink fitness (never tried) right around the journal square. Does the 3 Jsq gym have free weights/barbells and is it super crowded by any chance during evenings? I am thinking of skipping amenities if use the gym outside, do you think i will miss out on something?
Journal Squared is a KRE building. I live in another KRE building, and they are the epitome of professional property managers. They are extremely responsive to issues, and in a crisis situation (fire in the building) they really came through.
Not sure what the bad reviews are about, but I'd imagine that the management there is as good as it's going to get. Been here for 4 years, renewed my lease for another 2. Can't see myself leaving anytime soon.
The gym to me is fine if you just want a casual workout; a HUGE step above a hotel gym but not as comprehensive as a regular gym. There’s a good selection of cardio equipment (treadmills, ellipticals, bikes and stair climber), 2 cable machines, about 4 weight machines, a Smith and dumbells up to 50lbs. Sadly no actual squat racks or barbells ( there is a trap bar though). Like any other gym it’ll be full at around 6-8am / 5-7pm weekdays but since this isn’t a large building the definition of full to me is having 5-6 people in there. Please note that even if you opt-out of using any amenities you still have to pay the fee…so you might as well use them to some extent.
thank you for helping out, just one last question if you don’t mind, the view from the available ap currently at 3 jsq is of some path trains- is it super noisy?
Mrk jsq. Great experience
My apartment faced the northern side of the building so I didn’t get the direct train noise but could sill hear them entering / leaving the station with windows open. Good news is that the sound proofing on the windows is pretty good and if you keep them closed you’ll be able to ignore it. Surprisingly, unless you have very sensitive hearing, you’ll get used to all of the city noises like I did incl. trains and ambulances down JFK at 3am and be able to sleep through all of it even with the windows open. If you have the choice I would take a northern facing unit for a bit of less train noise, some partial views of NYC and no big buildings blocking the light or views.
is the gym inside good ? with free weights and everything?
Yea, it can be for sure.
What was the sq footage?
Probably about 300
Yeah that might feel a bit cramped.
hey sorry to disturb you again, do you know this verizon white glove service, they connected me with David who handles the verizon stuff. Does this come at an extra cost? what exactly is the process going to look like- I will need just the wifi plus ethernet for the 500mbs 69.99$ plan- is going through David going to cost extra ?
also do i have to go with these business plans for 200$ per month???
Dm’ed you
Yes, treadmills, rowers, bikes, stairclimber, elliptical. Lots of free weights and CrossFit looking stuff
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Why not just move to NYC