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The Hudson Bergen Light rail has helped prop up what is perhaps the oldest part of Jersey City, but still, there is no direct access to the PATH. The neighborhood has turned around in recent years as the values of the waterfront and nearby Van Vorst Park have increased. There are many restaurants and some […]
Luxury low rise and high rise apartments line the waterfront near the Pavonia / Newport PATH station. The area was once the termination point for numerous railroads, but as America’s rails languished, so did this industrial center. Newport has since become “the largest planned mixed-use development” in the world combining retail, commercial office space, and […]
Once only for thirty year old Fraternity brothers and sorority sisters, Hoboken is becoming a family friendly city. Rents are now just as much as many hot spots in Manhattan, and strollers clog the streets. However, Hoboken still has a great nightlife. Bars are open until 3am, but be warned, after 2am, the doors are […]
The waterfront of Jersey city is the most talked about in recent years. The redevelopment of the former industrial site has helped invigorate the city. The waterfront is lined with office towers with spectacular views of lower Manhattan. Goldman Sachs has a tower that reinvented the Jersey City Skyline when it was completed. Many people […]
The Hamilton park section of Jersey City is bordered to the north by the termination of interstate 78 and the entrance to the Holland tunnel. The park intersects Jersey Avenue at 8th street and is a block wide and two blocks long. The neighborhood is made up mostly of two and three story red brick […]
The Van Vorst Park Neighborhood of Jersey City is a historically preserved neighborhood adjacent to the Grove Street PATH station. The remainder of this article has been moved to the Neighborhood Profile section of the Directory.
