This is a zone where gentrification is required

RobinHood was taken advantage of a mistake where many other companies where involve.

No, unemployment is mean to help people without a job put bread on their table while they get back on their feet. If your income is too low then you may qualify for SNAP benefits

Only those already above 1 million everything else below that threshold will stay the same.

Paying for parking and then a path ticket is less expensive than driving into the city.

The current conditions also come with a price for local residents/ entrepreneurs who work hard and are forced to leave their neighborhoods behind because of lack of opportunities, safety. Yes, there should be help for local business which is what provides balance other than that gentrification will help modernize Newark.

Hopefully it happens soon, activist are only looking for fame because there is absolutely no good for locals by keeping the status quo, those who can afford immediately send their kids to private schools outside the city or move out to provide their heirs better opportunities. Gentrification comes with a price but it offers opportunities and better local schools.

Agree with you, pass by recently and it was it was like a complete different place, empty without the vibe it used to have. Food was ok.

Newark itself has some of the best restaurants in the area for Spanish (*Mompou or ViVo tapas) Portuguese (Sol Mar, Iberia, *Adega Grill)or Brazilian ( *Delicias de Mina’s Steak House, Brazilia Grill). I placed an asterisk on my favorite spots, those are located in the Ironbound section of Newark a safe neighborhood know for its restaurant scene.

The best a town can do to end homeless is stop handling money, very difficult for cities with naive tourists like NYC.

In Newark there are a few failed business that hold the license but lack the creativity to succeed. The government shouldn’t be protecting a few people who have already benefit for years of this liquor license policies. Mom and Pop’s places are failing anyway and it is investors who actually own the license and have the money to back up new restaurants.

Is a safe area but is mostly comercial, there are apartment buildings opening up right next to Fornos of Spain, the restaurant on the lower right corner of the map (Ironbound) which is also pretty safe and just a couple blocks from the station.

Japanese food may not be the best in Newark, try Hoboken or Jersey City. They have great places. In newark you will find the best Portuguese/ Spanish food and very good Brazilian steak houses.

You shouldn’t be expecting free housing!

Easy money, why not? Lawyers surely offer him to bring the case at no cost

Mostly areas outside the downtown/ Ironbound/ Branch Brook park… those will stay poor for at least two generations

if people want to depend on cars the they should move to the suburbs, police could easily get their budget out of double parking and other traffic violations

The finance bros in Wall Street also have a burnout problem but at least they are getting compensated for it, imagine working overtime just to afford rent!

And that’s the max recommended for rent, a studio starts at $2400 if you are lucky to find it

And the administrator will keep their income in millions but let’s blame the nurse. No one owns you anything, why should they continue working when most nurses in NYC can not even afford a 1 bedroom apartment?

And the administrator will keep their income in millions but let’s blame the nurse. No one owns you anything, why should they continue working when most nurses in NYC can not even afford a 1 bedroom apartment?

Is about 79k, may sound high but is not enough to afford a 1 bedroom apartment in the city, while administrators receive compensation as high as 10 million annually.

No they don’t!

50 too many! but great job to the city because keeping those numbers low is difficult in a place where crime chases on a low income vulnerable community.

Most “historic” building need to go, they have just become a burden to the city.