Submitted by NoSwordfish1667 t3_yp75sc in jerseycity
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jerseycityfrankie t1_ivjkkcx wrote
âArt washingâ a term I first heard about in context of Jersey City real estate. You promote the art WITH the real estate to give some edgy cultural credibility to the condo building youâre hyping.
Jahooodie t1_ivjpukb wrote
She's promoting the JC of 20 years ago, with the shitty hyper gentrification that scrubbed all that away with the prices of today!
NoSwordfish1667 OP t1_ivhprx6 wrote
Guess all those 1 month broker fees are going towards this lady's $26k Uber Eats bill
Cuprunnethover2022 t1_ividzry wrote
Mentioning that bill was one of the most obnoxious things I have ever read. She's horrible.
NoSwordfish1667 OP t1_iviemcf wrote
One of the many cringe worthy lines in that article.
edgertor t1_ivmvaw9 wrote
she strikes me as an abhorrent human being
Lowkeylowthreadcount t1_ivjghzi wrote
Who is this woman and where does she live ? I want to egg the living shit out of her house and her face
dtg1220 t1_ivjypy0 wrote
Lolol easy to look up on nj property records - looks like she lives in the heights
KypFisto t1_ivjo440 wrote
This reads like an Onion article.
Brudesandwich t1_ivjkdxe wrote
As a former realtor, I hate realtors
IamLars t1_ivkb0g3 wrote
Lmao, this article is a vanity fluff piece. She is literally just jerking herself off.
kevstev t1_ivl622f wrote
Yeah- I was hoping to see an article that discussed how the financial crisis made building rentals more profitable than condos and how that effects neighborhoods, but this... this was just word vomit.
FWIW- I have long lamented that pretty much all the new buildings aside from 99 hudson have been rentals downtown. I lived in Paulus Hook for a long time, and it was almost frustrating meeting someone cool at the dog park- you knew this was their stop on the way to the burbs in 1-2 years. HP is much better in this regard, its an actual neighborhood. You also see people wearing JC or local spots t-shirts often, when I lived in PH, it was extremely rare.
skunkachunks t1_ivjobe8 wrote
She stopped shopping for 60 days and saved $100k.
I get that people are in different income brackets but that averages out to $584k a year on shopping, seemingly outside her insane food delivery costs. She would need to earn $1m in pretax income just to sustain that shopping. I guess that if sheâs making 6% commissions on $30MM-$50MM of dealflow a year she can fund her lifestyle but wow.
Baffling.
Jahooodie t1_ivjq2aq wrote
These are the people that think the only thing between people and home ownership is lattes and advacado toast. You can't save and boot strap if you don't have anything to save to begin with, christ I thought the pandemic & inflation made these sort of things front & center
pixel_of_moral_decay t1_ivjvfaa wrote
There is a sizable population that eats out 3 meals a day. In my experience they live in 100% denial on its costs. Delivery apps likely charge more on fees than the average home cook spends in groceries on a meal.
Ilanaspax t1_ivihhck wrote
Describing JC as Artsy and gritty with a local butcher, mom and pops shops, and a thriving restaurant scene similar to DUMBO??? đ What a scammer.