vc1914 t1_isyvqi8 wrote
Non of those places are quiet low key places at all… their more the opposite.
I would suggest looking at the transit maps and finding towns that are on the lines. If your looking for quiet and low key you’ll have to go further away from NY to find that. Not much but say 15-30 mins out should do fine. Just keep in mind the further away from the city, the less diverse and the more racist but also more quiet and open. Bergen county is pretty diverse but some areas can be really expensive but the further out from the city typically the cheaper the apartments will be. You could even get a house for the price of an apartment in Hoboken. Not sure what your able to afford but if you want diverse and quiet ridgewood is beautiful and has a train station in town. Only reason I’m saying ridgewood is bc you mentioned hoboken and if you can afford hoboken I’m pretty sure you could afford ridgewood
EffectiveGlum5430 t1_isz1b0i wrote
I was going to same the same, none of those places are quiet. The commute isn’t bad and transportation is reliable bc you are literally right outside the Lincoln tunnel… very congested, loud, etc.
Commute is longer but check out Essex county. Bus to nyc is relatively quick, there are diverse communities and it will meet more of your requirements.
vc1914 t1_isz4l9y wrote
Yea I forgot to mention Essex too. I grew up there and it’s got some nice diversity too. Montclair is a great town overall and wonderful for commuters
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