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@@hiphopmanuscript19 The streets on very rare occasions. The houses are built on the cliff with minimal flooding issues. Watch out for driveways that slope down into an attached garage because those can sometimes have issues. The highrises by the water dont typically have flooding issues, except again for rare instances like hurricane Sandy or Ida

@@bergencountyrealestate Thanks!!

I appreciate your viewership my friend :) I will continue to put out more helpful content in the future. Have a good day!

@@bergencountyrealestate Can I contact you?

@@bergencountyrealestate can I contact you?

no, they are public 2.293%

since this has no HOA, has white oak 7.5” engineered hardwood floors, has real wood moulding, has a bigger backyard than most others in town, sits on a lot was $800k, and is 10 minutes outside NYC… I don’t know how we could be looking at the same house

perhaps you could be exactly right about that, although I would not know of this new phenomenon. And would like others to chime in on their experiences with homes that appear available for sale on zillow

you got it, friend! More to come! Give me a Bergen County town that you haven’t seen from me yet!

Westwood is hot for businesses! Congrats to you I wish you many many years of success in town. Thanks for watching and your comment is awesome!

amazing - they have a huge parking lot

what does that mean?

it’s a quiet street and I wish it came with blinds!

@bergencountyrealestate I'm sure it is! Just busting your balls friend, I'm more of a rural kinda guy myself but it does seem like a nice home!

@@hailedjupiter3942 haha gotcha I feel you man. Ngl when I ride out to the “country” part of Jersey with all the farms and open space, I can get jealous of the people who live that rural lifestyle

@@bergencountyrealestate my momma came from Jersey and always swore the rural side was the worst xD she's a city girl through and through. But my pops and I like it farther out. Yall got a website??

@@hailedjupiter3942 haha I went to HS in the city via NJ public transport from Bogota, NJ so I see the value in having an easy commute to the financial capital of the world, but life gets slower and it’s easier to be more present just 45 minutes west of here. I can easily see both angles. Yeah we have a site tsellnj.com check it out whenever!

goes for a cool $1.3M 😳

personally would not be concerned about crime in Edgewater. Best advice I can give is lock your car, but you’d likely be fine even if you didn’t. Locals consider Edgewater safe with low violent crime rates and property crime rates below national averages. Hope that helps.

so cool! These towns are like hidden little gems. Glad you’re enjoying the glimpse into them :)

some people don’t wanna leave the big city, and I love it because those are my friends and now I can stop by NYC whenever for good time. Life in Fort Lee 😎

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Englewood is so convenient! 14 years can go by quick. Do you work in NYC?

thanks for compliment! You’ve got a great town - absolutely love Maywood. Peace and convenience in the bustling NYC greater metro area 🔥

Hey Hackensack has options for many budgets. While prices are rising, there are still great deals if you know where to look. I'm an real estate pro in the local market and would be happy to help you find an affordable home you'll love, whether in Hackensack or a nearby town. Feel free to reach out anytime - I'll help make your housing dreams a reality! 😃🏡

awesome that you've witnessed Hackensack's transformation firsthand! I'm into helping people discover some amazing opportunities here. The diversity and location feel great nowadays. If you or someone you know ever need guidance navigating the market, I'm your go-to resource. Trynna build dreams in this thriving community!

Most Leonia houses are turn-key, move-in ready. No fooling around. I go to the city regularly by car and get there and back in under 25 minutes. I don’t understand your angle is. Carry on if u have more to say

Tenafly has good insulation. It's hard for things like this to affect its status as a premier town in Bergen County, as they get solved and swept under the rug quickly. Tenafly will stand on its prestige and allure, regardless - as reflected by the increasing home prices.

@@bergencountyrealestateI agree, the economic value of Tenafly won’t be affected but it seems like it is becoming morally bankrupt.

@@flapflapflap maybe it always was and its becoming harder and harder to cover up… due to technology and social media. Glad the bad guys are being exposed. Get them outta here

Mitsuwa Marketplace? You know whats good! Every restaurant in there is 🔥

thank u pato tortuga! 😃🤝

the food! Have you eaten at Terravita???

for your situation set up a conversation in private. You can book time with me for free on my site. Teaneck is nice! I don’t see moving there as a risk. There are renowned Bergen County high schools and private school options if Teaneck public schools aren’t the right fit. Many families save money on the house by buying in Teaneck-which is rather affordable compared to Bergen County at large-and opting for this. If you tell me what you want I’m confident I can match you with compatible towns to explore further

thanks! Get ready for my next Hackensack video - it will be around town and much more experiential!

lol classic

mainstream opinion much?

@@bergencountyrealestate No. I actually lived in East Paterson (now Elmwood Park) from 1957 until 1972 so I speak from experience. Best move I ever made. Never looked back.

@@lesheinen6116 ok wow EP is as Jersey as it gets lol I understand your frustration 😂 Where’d you move?

@@bergencountyrealestate After graduating from EPMHS in 1968 I went to NCE (now NJIT). In 1968 graduates were receiving 4-5 job offers each. By the time 1972 rolled around graduates were receiving 0 job offers. My parents had relocated to Houston, Texas in 1970 and the economy was BOOMING. So I moved to Houston. I have lived in Texas ever since. My infrequent trips back to NJ over the years have only reinforced that my decision to move was a good one.

@@lesheinen6116 epic story thank you for sharing. Still love Jersey for family oriented lifestyle, business opportunities, real estate values, and access to NYC. It’s a cool place to set up shop and have some fun, especially if you’re positioned well financially… and at the end of the day yes, definitely not for everyone

yes to a degree. need “better” schools tho for the big price increases

@bergencountyrealestate so are you saying the Hackensack school system is actually better than RP and Bogota? I've researched both towns and they both have elementary schools that received Blue Ribbons. The highschools also got very good reviews on Niche

@@johnprezioso574 you can do all the research you want, but respectfully you’ll know exactly what you’re dealing with upon visiting in person. All 3 school systems are on the same par. Hackensack price growth will be from more commuting professionals. So I think schools aren’t as important for appreciation in Hackensack compared to its suburban neighbors like RP and Bogota. They need to get education on par with Northern Bergen County towns to attract wealthier buyers who will improve their properties and create a growth trend that both towns need. They are all good, but we all know they have so much more potential

hey, to each their own. I am not blue and I live in the area. The whole political warfare thing is old - can't get upset with people being people. Plus dems know they voted for a potato. Anyway, Fort Lee has always been an awesome place to me, and my opinion isn't changing anytime soon. Thanks for your comment!

hey! thank you so much! I do love my clients haha we have a great time despite the market being a pain in the behind 😂

thank you Justin! We’re doing it up!

I understand your feelings, this is an instant gratification app after all. I encourage you - stick around, I’ll post everything that I’ve learned to this channel in due time

It's gonna keep changing for the better. People used to say the same things about Hoboken and Edgewater. Now look at those places. You instantly associate them with money. You gotta realize the state is dumping PILOT fund money into a Hackensack revitalization. The people moving to Hackensack know what is coming. It's still a great commute to NYC and better than places that cost the same amount in Bronx, Queens, and Brooklyn. So people who are making good money, are ok with the current Hackensack lifestyle, and are patient for the future change are the ones moving in. Now is the perfect time to buy here, before prices go out of reach. The fact that your trash talking it -when it's not even that bad- makes me even more bullish on the future uptrend of this city. I respect your thoughts. I grew up in Bogota & went to Hackensack all the time. I know it's not the nicest place, in the area but hey man, they just put a Starbucks on River St and they got 2 McDonalds in the city. McDonalds is the best real estate company in the world and Starbucks invests in gentrifying locations. Think about what's going on there.

asking 1.4M - it’s under contract now

$1.4ish

thanks

thank you 🙏