^um, have either of the last two posters BEEN to Hoboken or Jersey City? There's large new construction projects on just about every block. These cities have great existing residential and commercial areas, have been gentrifying since the 80s, and now that those are rehabbed the old industrial land closer to the waterfront is being redeveloped. The PATH train will take you to either downtown or midown pretty quickly, and the light rail shuttles people between the different Hudson riverfront cities.
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