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If you're thinking about moving to Bayonne, New Jersey, you might be wondering what it's like to live there. Here's a quick overview of what you can expect!
Bayonne New Jersey is a great place to live if you're looking for a diverse and vibrant community. The city is home to a wide variety of people, from families to young professionals to retirees. There's something for everyone in Bayonne New Jersey!
The cost of living in Bayonne New Jersey is relatively affordable, especially when compared to other cities in the area. You can find apartments and houses for rent at reasonable prices, and there are plenty of shopping and dining options available.
Bayonne New Jersey is also conveniently located near New York City. If you're looking for a quick getaway or a place to live that's close to all the action, Bayonne New Jersey is the perfect choice.
So if you're thinking about moving to Bayonne, New Jersey, go for it! You won't be disappointed.
If you’re thinking about moving to Bayonne New Jersey be sure to give me a call, shoot me a text, send me an email, or schedule a Zoom call. I’d love to help you make a smooth move to Bayonne New Jersey!
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22:24 - Wrap up to Bayonne New Jersey
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Thinking of moving there from downtown Newark with my 2 kids but I hear the school systems aren't good at all! ... I really want to be in a diverse community that's affordable with a great school district. Any advice?😑😑
This section of Bayonne is a hidden gem.
Thanks for the commentary @Nychelle!
Thinking of moving there from downtown Newark with my 2 kids but I hear the school systems aren't good at all! ... I really want to be in a diverse community that's affordable with a great school district. Any advice?
I’ve been living in Bayonne for about a year now - we moved from Queens and we love it and are hoping to buy here in the future.
Hello @Kesia, I have a client that recently relocated from Brooklyn and purchased a lovely home in Bayonne! Please don't hesitate to reach out in advance of your search. I would be happy to assist with insights on the market and even connect you with some great financing resources.
I’m from queens !!! I also loved to Bayonne I love it
@@newjerseylivinggroup Thank you! What’s the best way to get in contact with you?
@@kesiapoole53 Please email me so that we can coordinate a time to connect. Corey@prestigenewjersey.com
How do u like the schools??
Born in Bayonne in the 1950s. Bergen Point. That area of development on the SW side of Bayonne used to be Standard Oil. My grandfather worked there for decades. Huge fire there in the early 1960s, black smoke was unbelievable.
Thanks for the comment @rstefanie2622! Yes, one of my tank removal contractors referenced the history of Standard Oil in a recently recorded podcast. Thanks for sharing your history in Bayonne! Bergen Point is indeed lovely!
Thanks for sharing. Love it.🎉
Thanks for the comment @lindachesterfield5179! I'm pleased to know that you are enjoying the content!
I’m born and raised in New Jersey, have lived in south, central, and north NJ. I now live in Westchester but watching your videos make me nostalgic so I keep watching. You do great work!
Thanks for watching @ritam2025! And I appreciate the positive feedback!
Moved to Bergen Point a little over a year ago and love it. And it feels like a community on an upswing with developments like the Bayview that you highlighted.
Hey @Thomas, yes it has always been the most residential area in town...and there will be even more of an upwards trend once the new development is underway.
I've noticed many ppl are migrating from Jersey City to Bayonne. I've lived here for 13 years and I really like it. Not as overstimulating as Jersey City (esp downtown).
@IwannaQuit Thanks for your feedback!
I think once you live in North Jersey,you will have to deal with the fast pase of life.
I just found this channel 9/3/2022 and I love it I'm a new sub and thank you.
Hi @Kjersey67, thanks for the comment! I'm happy to know that you are enjoying the content. Welcome aboard as a new subscriber!
I lived there for years walked that bridge several times when young
What are your favorite places in the city?😄
oh my god i lov it
Thanks @Farid! I’m looking forward to connecting with you!
My wife was born raised in Bayonne. We live together in Bayonne now.
Thanks for the comment @Jesse! I'll be making a return visit soon!
Hi I was born and raised in Bayonne. I live in Indiana and trying to move back to Bayonne.
Hello @The Youngblood Family, thanks for the comment and I would be happy to assist in your plan to return to Bayonne! Please let me know if there is anything that I can do to help!
I'm looking at a property near Gregg park! hope all works out
Best of luck @Mecca! Please don't hesitate to reach out if there is anything I can do to help.
You actually had the house I grew up in 37 W 7th!
Wow, that is amazing! I was right there in the neighborhood. That is a very nice area.
"The Paradise Peninsula"
Thanks for the comment @ Alfre!
@@newjerseylivinggroup My home town!!!!!!
I lived in Bayonne, NJ, for over 10 years. I personally couldn't get out of there fast enough. When I left a couple of years ago, it was riddled with drugs, theft, and very ignorant people. Yes, Bayonne is a small town, but as it starts to change, more people who were born and bred there are being pushed out. It is trying to thrive. I give it that. But for the past few years, living there has been an uphill battle. I believe that one day, Webster's Dictionary will define the "Small Town, Small Mind Mentally" with a picture of Bayonne, NJ, as an example. And I certainly believe is overrated.
I'm sorry to hear about your negative experience @lonelywolf4132! What else happened?
@@newjerseylivinggroup I want to clarify that I have met some good people there. When I first moved there in 2005, Bayonne was a charming small town with families who had lived there for generations. Born and raised in New York City, I bought into the small-town concept. Let's remember that Bayonne is approximately four miles long (Maybe less), with a population of about sixty thousand. I think the beginning of their downfall began with their little real estate boom. They began to build condos they couldn't sell, and property management, to protect their investment, began to rent to undesirables on welfare stipends. It was a matter of time before the crime rate went up. The families that had lived in Bayonne from generation to generation now dealt with a new environment of crime. Here is an example of how the culture changed. In 2005, I picked up a Bayonne NewsPaper, and the front page news was, "PitBull Barked at Pedestrians." With a mugshot of a dog behind the fence. My friends and I in New York laughed for days. Another front-page news article was "Stolen Bicycle in Front of John's Candy Store." Subtitle, "If you know the whereabouts of Jimmy's bike. Please get in touch with the Bayonne Police Department." When I left Bayonne, these funny front-page news flashes became more about drugs, theft, and, in some cases, murder. BPD (Bayonne Police Department) would definitely modify their statistics not to reflect that. And remember, Bayonne brags about being close to NYC. I would like to challenge you to draft a travel map from Bayonne to NY and factor in the cost of getting there. You'll be surprised by how many hops you must make or how much it costs to get from Bayonne to Midtown, NY. For me, it was worth it in 2005, not in 2022 when I left.
Is parking hard in Bayone NJ? The houses seem really close and some spots are too narrow because of the driveway
Hey @42luke93, yes parking is a premium feature for any property in Hudson County. Even Bayonne. Is that a location that you are considering?
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I have to commute through bayone to go to I78 so was up in the air nothing solid to possibly relocate.
Just curious, thank you. I saw they built new townhomes on the shopping center side by the cruise terminal. I am just one person.
@newjerseylivinggroup Yeah I went to see 2 apartments and the parking looked tight. You also have to get a permit .
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Oh wow didn't know you need one. I threw out that idea once I realized the Vincent R Bridge is a complete mess in rush-hour. I95 and I78 merge.
Thinking of moving there from downtown Newark with my 2 kids but I hear the school systems aren't good at all! ... I really want to be in a diverse community that's affordable with a great school district. Any advice?
Hi @kimh9420, thanks for the comment. There are several high quality charter schools, parochial schools, and private school options in Newark for those who choose not to go with the public option. Please contact me directly for more specific insights.
@@newjerseylivinggroup Moving from Newark🤣
Been here since 1995 I’m 31 now and Bayonne sucks absolutely nothing to do for fun
@David, you are at the doorstep of dining-entertainment-social scenes of Manhattan/Downtown Brooklyn/Downtown Jersey City/Hoboken, 1 hour from the Jersey shore, roughly 90 minutes from the Pocono Mountains, and less than an hour from great suburban hangouts like Montclair, South Orange, and Millburn! Bayonne may not have everything to offer within it's boarders, but it is a great location that is not far from the greatest attractions in the NYC suburbs!
True not one movie theatre there. Seems to be a place to live if you need access to the city. They don’t seem to be building homes anymore too.
I want to contact you, are you on the phone?
Hi @Farid, yes you can click the calendly link to schedule a call with me, email me, or text. All of my contact information is in the description. Corey@prestigenewjersey.com