I would make reservations, last thing you want on a date is to look like you don’t have shit planned out, maybe that’s just me and my twice exceptionalism

Not sure, they aren’t necessarily fixed, and sometimes they are even more than what the tax rate is but a developer might lock into them because it’s a known rather than a variable like a tax would be.

So in theory, yes, they could’ve went up, but also they could’ve been at a higher tax rate than what the average person was paying all along and now there is rate parity.

I drove up there last weekend when I went to Corto and it the roads were like Willets Point

Not in the way you’re thinking. They make payments, mostly to the municipality.

Bro you don’t even know. I moved from JC to South Orange which is really South Orange/Maplewood and both towns are PROGRESSIVE. However everyone are NIMBY’s. Maplewood completely banned gas leaf blowers and there’s been fights breaking out in the Facebook group between the pro leaf blower and anti leaf blower coalitions.

That said, everyone is pretty pro dispensaries here.

I learned from my management company that the two year vs one year option is highly dependent on how many leases are on the same cycle. They basically don’t want a whole bunch of leases coming up at the same time so software optimizes the spread and will let them know what duration they should offer.

Sprove also used to have a reward program where you get a $10 coupon once you spend $1,000

I was on the 25th floor in 90 on the south side and my view was bitchin

https://preview.redd.it/7zp6p7ah51na1.jpeg?width=4032&format=pjpg&auto=webp&v=enabled&s=5f4b0bac7483cb0331d9c88118ee82dbca5ee3a6

If you’re talking about steam boilers for heat, that’s a great price. I’ve been quoted between 10 and 14k for a 150,000 Btu boiler

Were you wearing a suit when you did your review?

I used to really like to do a figure 8, run up Newark, right onto Palisade, right onto Hoboken Ave, take Cole’s street to York, right onto Warren, left onto Dudley, run the waterfront till Columbus then up Columbus.

That’s the neat thing… the kids still get the same shitty schools, and the superintendents get pay increases

Unless you’re levered to the tits… but yes, my wife and I bought in a pretty hot area and there will be some appreciation, but not like it has been. We bought where we did because of the charming housing stock and gas street lamps, commute time to Manhattan, and like minded people living in the town.

Try telling this to r/rebubble…

According to them, there is so much housing in this country that a crash is going to happen any day now…

Yeah it was hexavalent chromium. It was in the fill that was brought to site when they built those buildings.

Problem with the Marin site was they would have to significantly disturb the ground to build a new building and that would kick up dust and require remediation. They are effectively moving into an existing building which doesn’t have the same scope of remediation.

Gonna take my lumps too but I agree. We trained our pup in JC and whenever there were fireworks we gave him a ton of positive reinforcement. Fireworks don’t bother him now.

Sam a.m. is the only answer. Chef Francis is the best.

You’d have to remove the stops, which is doable, but you need some tools.

My guess is it’s someone who lived in one of the 3 penthouse units with the balcony, or someone jumped from the terrace on the podium.

None the less, very sad. I used to live there.

I remember getting prime rib from Charlie browns as a kid

I live in SO and WF and TJ’s in Vauxhall are hit or miss. TJ’s is ALWAYS mobbed and WF is definitely expensive though I get a lot of produce there because it’s much better than anywhere else.

The dog park is literally plastic grass

The good old days before the LUXURY HOUSING

It’s a restaurant and venue owned by landmark hospitality

I like journal squared even though it’s a little bit of a vinoly ripoff

Looking back at architectural history, 99 is nothing compared to the Empire State Building. There is nothing that anchors it in any notable epoch nor does it use any novel construction techniques or have any notable design features.

“Tallest residential building outside NYC and Chi” is like saying a Honda is the fastest car outside of a Porsche or AMG.

The building was financed and developed by a foreign investment company as an investment vehicle for foreign investors and the developer has been targeted in lawsuits for misrepresenting unit sizes up to 10%.

The facade is also freakin ugly. It abruptly switches from limestone to glass, they could’ve at least toothed the two materials together so the limestone appears to dissolve into the glass, but they didn’t.

That being said, the scale model is sick per my above comments.