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Thank you for sharing. What do you think changed the most over the years?

@@MasterofWilford merit based society is legit imo. Depends what you want for your kin

@ I would also note that there’s probably going to be a lawsuit against the popular real estate agents in Northern Valley. Collusion? There’s a handful or so agents that get most of the properties in Closter, maybe less, and I bet they are doing something unethical and possibly illegal to pump prices.

Fair enough... but it _was_ a good sandwich. I didn’t hit every highlight, sure-but it’s always good to hear a local’s perspective on what’s good in the hood. Appreciate you chiming in!

@@clarkstuart6007 loving the positive comments coming in about Leonia. Hope you enjoyed watching and thanks for a great contribution!

@@Wiseguy_61 I was always curious about the development timeline of the area. Now we all know! Appreciate your comment

@@HannaMoishezon I’m so sorry to hear that. I wish you and your family the best. Hopefully your times in Leonia will be remembered as good ones 🙏

@@cmills1234 great comment. Thank you!

@@DiegoMaradona-g4w they pave paradise to put up a parking lot

@@Mrs.TJ516 my pleasure! I’m here to help when you buy a house

@@bergencountyrealestate He owns his home maybe I can get him to buy me a new lol I will subscribe!

Thanks for sharing! Carlstadt sounds like a fantastic option. The low taxes and great transit options are definitely a big plus for commuters. I’ll have to check it out!

Check out 30 Humboldt St, Wood Ridge, NJ!

Thanks for sharing your experience. High taxes are definitely something to consider. However, people opt to stay River Vale for a variety of factors not limited to the charming suburban lifestyle. I’m curious, where did you decide to move after River Vale?

@@bergencountyrealestate I moved to Park Ridge. I've spoken to several other people who have done the same. Once their kids graduated P.V.H.S., they moved to a smaller place or out of state, especially after the plandemic.

@@HelicopterDad-u5b ECS homes recently built an insane California style mansion in Demarest which I think is one of the most impressive homes in NJ. And as you know the location in incredible

@@gerrodwilkins4664 a lot of big multi family new construction, they just built their 2nd Starbucks, the place is looking nicer by the day!

@@b.anthony4465 solid town great location, convenient train station and NYC access. Densely populated. A good mix of average and below average lot sizes. Good entry prices for Bergen County. Average school reputation. Lyndhurst has a bangin Italian Ice spot as well which is my biggest reason to head into the town lol. Anything specific you’d like to know?

@@bergencountyrealestate Haha the Italian restaurant wouldn’t happen to be Gelone? Lol I’m originally from Englewood and moved out of the area a few years ago but planning to return in the next 1-2 years.. I never really paid Lyndhurst any particular attention but I like that there are colonials on some seemingly quiet streets that are on smalls lots and still has easy access to NYC. Good entry prices like you mentioned too but not sure how diverse it is these days? Bergenfield and Hackensack are my #1 and #2 choices so curious to know how it compares to those 2 towns/cities

@@b.anthony4465 haha Lyndhurst Pastry Shop! I havent been to Gelone - would you recommend? I think your idea of Lyndhurst is on the money. Lyndhurst tax rate is nice at 2.086. Bergenfield is very high at 3.527 and Hackensack at 3.056. Bergenfield has a big range in property values. Lyndhurst is much more of a consistent town. Lyndhurst is pretty diverse, but definitely has that Jersey Italian feel if you know what I mean. Bergenfield more diverse. I just bought in Hackensack because I have been watching that city get redeveloped and I’m keen on both location and I think it’s a good place to bet on long term appreciation. My big gripe with Bergenfield is a personal one - it takes 15 minutes to get to a highway. As someone who zips around the county it’s a bit too much in its little pocket. I mentally associate it with Dumont and New Milford

@@bergencountyrealestate I have a friend who has every family event there but believe it or not I’ve never been. Luka’s in Bogota (used to be in Ridgefield Park) and Amarone in Teaneck are favorites/go-to Italian spots in the county (I’m sure you’re familiar with both). I’ll have to check out Lyndhurst pastry shop! I did notice the tax rate is lower, and I can agree with you 100% on associating it with Dumont/New Milford. Hackensack would be ideal location wise and I agree with you 100% on the growth factor. Hackensack is only going to continue to grow, surprised it hasn’t happened sooner. But inventory seems sparse .. originally wanted a condo on Prospect but leaning towards a medium sized single, the selections there seem like they’re slim-Pickens, so thought maybe I should broaden my search area to some of the southern Bergen county towns like Lyndhurst. You definitely have the right idea buying in Hackensack!

@@b.anthony4465 haha that’s funny - sounds like you’ll make it to Gelone sooner or later. And love Luca’s and Amarone! You’re keen on the good spots. As a summer job I used to install blinds & window fashions and I actually hung all the shades in Amarone! Another spot to put on your radar when you’re in the area. Fontana Tritone in Leonia. Inventory is tight around the board. Finding a good one in Hackensack does seem to require godly amounts of patience. If you can nab one in the Fairmount section you’re golden. If you’re looking a bit south, would you be open to a wider scope? Hasbrouck Heights, Wood Ridge, and now Rutherford are all on my top picks radar. They have nice streets lined with colonials and capes and all have a nice main street with lively shops and good restaurant choices. I like Wood Ridge and Heights because you get almost equal access to either the bridge or the tunnel, whichever has less traffic.

@@joseherrera-mu2fi not my favorite spot but it’s cool to be a bit closer to the shore

@@MarkytheCat73 with that perspective aren’t there a handful of Bergen County towns that fall under that umbrella?

You know hes speaking about a city in New Jersey, right?

El esta hablando de Bogota, New Jersey no de Bogotá, Colombia

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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!!

A long the river. A few Older homes along the bottom of cliffs,.Most have been fixed with sub pumps and French drains. I grew up there and wish I never left. The town grew but it's still has a great sense of community, small town with everything you need within walking distance and great views of the city. Quick commute to city.