Jersey City, NJ

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Downtown Jersey City:  Newport, Paulus Hook, and Exchange Place

Historic Downtown:  Hamilton Park, Grove Street, Harsimus Cove, and Van Vorst Park

The Heights:  Western Slope, and Central Avenue Shopping Area.

Journal Square:  West Bergen/Lincoln Park and the Hudson Mall

Bergen Lafayette:  Communipaw Avenue, the artery between West Side with Liberty State Park, Greenville, which features Port Liberte and other upscale residentail neighborhoods. 

Downtown Jersey City has many attractive areas of real estate.  Newport and Exchange Place are redeveloped waterfront areas consisting mostly of high rise residential buildings, hotels, retail, and office buildings.  Newport is a planned mixed use community, made up of residential high rises, condo buildings, office buildings (JP Morgan Chase Building), a marina, schools, and plenty of hotels, restaurants, fine dining, nightlife, and other entertainment.  Located only a 5 minute light rail trip to downtown Hoboken, residents can live away from the nightlife density in Hoboken to live in a quieter residential community in Newport.  Don’t forget about the Newport Center Mall, Movie Theater, PATH station, and many other convenient locations. 

Exchange Place, which was the first part of the area to redevelop, built over the old Jersey City Penn Station, is now full of new real estate and is New Jersey’s side of busy business.

Journal Square is in the midst of real estate rehabilitation.  Journal Square is going to be the next big area of Jersey City.  Redevelopment plans for residential towers and retail should relate to the same redevelopment as to what occurred over in Newport.  To the north of the square on Newark Avenue lies India Square, where you can find over 100 Indian ran businesses.  This area is one of the largest Indian neighborhoods in all of New Jersey.  Saint Peter’s College  is located in this section, just 10 blocks south of Journal Square in the McGinley Square section of Jersey City. 

The West Bergen of Jersey City houses very diverse neighborhoods including Lincoln Park / West Bergen as well as the Marion Section, Society Hill, and New Jersey City University.  On the West Side you will find many different ethnic businesses from Filipino to Indian to West Indian which line the West Side Avenue. 

If you are interested in relocation or real estate related material for any area of Jersey City, please contact us for a consultation or relocation package.  We have plenty of additonal information, including the areas of The Heights, Bergen-Lafayette, and Greenville.

“Ridgewood, NJ is one of those suburban towns that seem just perfect, a leafy village with a self-sufficient downtown, neighborhoods of wonderful old houses, a low crime rate, no industry, one of North Jersey’s best school systems, and a great recreation program.” –Nan Goldberg Author, “Choosing a Hometown in NJ”

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Ridgewood, NJ is almost always in NJ Monthly’s Top 10% New Jersey Towns in overall rankings.  With the company of towns such as Basking Ridge, Saddle River, Allendale, and many more, it is not difficult to justify this accolade.  Ridgewood is known for its beautiful homes, lush landscape, central location, trendy downtown, and to many as the most important aspect is their pristine school system.  A Blue Ribbon award school system, Ridgewood’s education system was ranked #7 best out of 316 schools in New Jersey’s Monthly Magazine 2008 report, in fact, Ridgewood High School has been ranked #8 best public high school in the entire Garden State.

Ridgewood NJ real estate provides a great amount of beautiful colonial homes in addition to a touch of other magnificant architecture.  The median price of homes for sale will hover around $700,000 albeit, homes may be purchased for far less and far more.

The reasons I chose to purchase my home for my family in Ridgewood was because of the school system, trendy downtown, the millions of kid/adult activities available, and most importantly (to me) was the convenience to New York City which is where I work 3 days a week.  We live in a super quiet and peaceful neighborhood, yet only a short few minutes to Rt. 17 where we enjoy the Garden State Plaza Mall, shopping, dining, and chic entertainment.  C. Nicoletti

If you interested in viewing all of the available Ridgewood NJ homes for sale, or are thinking of buying/selling,  please contact us for a free report or Click Here to browse the MLS yourself.  Be sure to call New Jersey Real Estate Guys for your convenient showing or for additional information.  We service all of Bergen County and offer ALL realtors and Ridgewood relocation services.

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All information below is provided by City-Data.com

Ridgewood, NJ Population in July 2008: 24,163. Population change since 2000: -3.1%
Males: 11,629         48.1% of Population
Females: 12,534     51.9% of Population

Estimated median household income for Ridgewood, New Jersey in 2007: $128,648 (it was $104,286 in 2000)

Ridgewood:	$128,648
New Jersey:	$67,035

Estimated per capita income for Ridgewood, NJ in 2007: $63,689

Ridgewood:	$63,689
New Jersey:	$33,832

Estimated median house or condo value for Ridgewood Village, NJ  in 2007: $780,816 (it was $382,000 in 2000)

Ridgewood:	$780,816
New Jersey:	$372,300

Ridgewood, NJ Real Estate and Homes

Mean prices in 2007: All housing units: $847,396; Detached houses: $856,915; Townhouses or other attached units: $678,695; In 2-unit structures: $596,088; In 5-or-more-unit structures: $447,011; Mobile homes: $306,818.  The most recent analysis based on a realtors Comparative Market Analysis shows that price medians have declined from the above by 8% in Ridgewood, largely the result of poor economic conditions.

Races in Ridgewood:

For population 25 years and over in Ridgewood

• High school or higher: 95.9%
• Bachelor’s degree or higher: 66.7%
• Graduate or professional degree: 29.0%
• Unemployed: 3.1%
• Mean travel time to work: 34.6 minutes

According to our research there were no registered sex offenders living in this village (Ridgewood) in early 2007.

Median real estate property taxes paid for housing units in Ridgewood in 2000:

Ridgewood:	2.0% ($7,800)
New Jersey:	2.4% ($4,047)

Colleges/universities with over 2000 students nearest to Ridgewood, NJ:

• BERGEN COMMUNITY COLLEGE (about 4 miles; PARAMUS, NJ; Full-time enrollment: 7,733)
• PASSAIC COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE (about 6 miles; PATERSON, NJ; FT enrollment: 2,452)
• RAMAPO COLLEGE OF NEW JERSEY (about 6 miles; MAHWAH, NJ; FT enrollment: 4,076)
• WILLIAM PATERSON UNIVERSITY OF NEW JERSEY (about 8 miles; WAYNE, NJ; FT enrollment: 8,017)
• FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON UNIVERSITY-ALL CAMPUSES (about 9 miles; TEANECK, NJ; FT enrollment: 6,482)
• ROCKLAND COMMUNITY COLLEGE (about 11 miles; SUFFERN, NY; FT enrollment: 4,409)
• MONTCLAIR STATE UNIVERSITY (about 11 miles; UPPER MONTCLAIR, NJ; FT enrollment: 10,226)

Ridgewood compared to New Jersey state average

• Median household income significantly above state average.
• Median house value significantly above state average.
• Black race population percentage above state average.
• Hispanic race population percentage above state average.
• Foreign-born population percentage significantly above state average.
• Renting percentage below state average.
• Number of rooms per house above state average.
• Percentage of population with a bachelor’s degree or higher significantly above state average

All demographic information has been provided by City-Data.com