You got me actually laughing now. Okay you didn't read the article. It's an airponics farm where the plants roots are in a mesh inside of a tube.

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The advice I’ve always heard is stay away from numbered blocks

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Most Newark thing too say

https://lusoamericano.com/classificados-2/

Try looking at that. Might be able to snag something for close enough to 1,500.

You maligned neoliberalism and then took up the cause of landlords, what did I miss?

Not what I said . Read harder

You hate neoliberalism but love landlords?

Yes that’s where Addison is

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There are some new apartments at the silver lake light rail stop. Look at those.

Your safest bet is the Iron Bound. Im there almost every day and its very nice, restaurants and you can walk around.

If you want to see if an area is bad or not, go after 5 PM on a warm day. That will give you a good glimpse.

This is a problem created by neo liberal politics: don’t offer people solutions instead tell them who to blame for their problems. 1 . People are homeless: let them take over the public parks and sidewalks. Don’t finds ways to house them.. refuse to support high density housing. Blame landlords and pile on regulation on them making housing more expensive. Point the finger on “gentrifiers”. Republicans what you to hate foreigners; democrats want you to hate your neighbors.

2. People are hopeless and turn to drugs: don’t offer them hope or any solutions. Let them shoot up on the open. Decriminalize “petty” crimes coz its “unfair” to enforce the law on the drug dependent. Don’t pass min wage laws, create affordable healthcare insurance or affordable starter housing. Democrats want you to blame the rich ; republicans want you to blame the poor.

3. Inner city public education is failing: democrats are in denial. Republicans want grandma to teach kids advanced math.

Take any issue out there and there isn’t a solution in sight. God help this county!

Avon avenue south 11

The Rutgers bus used to go there (open to the public) but Rutgers hates the environment so they cancelled it

You can get a job at Rutgers University Hospital but cant use google? Remind me to not go to that hospital

If you’re okay with a roommate, you can easily get a 2br for under 3k in a new building downtown. Might be able to find some 1brs in the Ironbound for that but they will likely be kind of old and wonky.

Check around forest hills section. It’s close to branch brook station. If not then around Ironbound might be your next best bet

Yeah, 150K is the classic "a plumber married to a nurse" scenario people talk about when they discuss middle income housing...

I moved to the area into a unit sight unseen through a realtor to go to RBS. It was a disaster. Moved to the ironbound and highly recommend. Feel free to DM

No, just the 76 from Downtown, then it's a long 2 block walk from Belgrove.

I've definitely seen some new developments popping up along the train stations, especially Elizabeth (I've worked at the courthouse)

Thank you so much this was very helpful and useful to know I am probably going to circle on addison.

It seems to be well-connected to public transport and seems to be good bang for the buck. I'll try to get one in the upper floors