Jobs.

How many neighborhoods in JC have a better commute?

I really doubt they can. And at best probably have one option for a bus. In my 40 min of commute time ~15 minutes is on a bus. The rest is on the path.

There’s at least 3 buses (+jitneys) that take you into the city, and a few that go to the path at Journal Square. it’s generally like ~40min to wtc from my door around summit and Lincoln.

This is what our neighbors would do. Asked them to close it and it helped a lot.

That’s about all you’re getting out of him

Depends what kind of landlord you’ve been. If it’s the first issue with heat and you’ve communicated you’re working on it, fine. No problem.

If you’re like my landlord, and too cheap to call a proper plumber when we’ve already complained numerous times about temps dropping below 60 just this fall, I’m not going to be understanding.

Door to my apartment. If they call me to tell me they’re outside I say ok ring the buzzer I’ll let you in.

In my experience parking pretty much depends on the time of day. I just found a spot at 6pm at First and Warren and started looking at Manila. If you can park before like 8/9pm it’s probably easier, but idk if I’d want to do it every day. I drive like 3 times a week so it’s no biggie.

It is not happening. And it is good that it is happening.

Yeah totally get that. Was definitely awkward. I own zero properties in JC, but I’d guess that probably appeals to some.

It’s been shared in this sub before but the debate made it pretty clear to me who to vote for https://youtu.be/vFJmlANBc3c

Personally am considering Hamilton, Reyes and Sanon. Hamilton was by far the best in the debates in my opinion. Reyes seemed to take his cues from Hamilton which still had good points.

I appreciated Sanon’s answers that were more creative than the boilerplate stuff, and would also like to not have a complete slate come in. He seems to be thinking about more Scitech city public-private type initiatives.

It’s tough to trust handing the BOE to an already incredibly powerful union, and the union already has a voice in what happens in our schools. I have heard stories from Hudson county teachers about the corruption between the union and its hand-picked super intendant

So then Paul fireman uses his $999 million to push for expanding his golf course.

This is like saying public schools are bad

Well over that. Basically 1/2 of two years of rent.

Thank you. I think I heard he did a canvass of his district to inform every tenant in a rent controlled apartment that they are in one and what that means.

Thanks. He did give similar advice. Basically said if the landlord would be on the hook for legal fees then might be worth it for me and counsel to fight for every dollar, but also consider getting a good chunk and sooner. It’s found money so I’m not stuck on getting every dime I guess.

The city said I can after the appeal period +30 days. But they are filing an appeal and I don’t really want to just risk not paying rent and put that target on my back without a courts decision first.

Thanks I’ll give them a call. Anyone have experience with them?