Not everyone living in JC is here because they think it's BrooklynLITE. Opinions are allowed about the place someone lives without the solution being to leave and live somewhere they don't want to.

Appreciate you, David Puddy. Thanks for the heads up. #godevils

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Denver.

Hot tip - the field behind Liberty Science Center is a de facto off leash dog run. Use that instead.

It’s literally better off a parking lot than another gross looking building. Literally anything else is better than more multi unit housing.

You should just move to Brooklyn

Dallas.

I get your frustration. But. The fact is you violated the rules and were forced to face a minor inconvenience (not even a consequence) as a result.

This is the chance you take when you break the rules. Deal with it and move on.

I don't want to use the designated dog park because it's contains dog shit, instead I'll go and make someplace else covered in shit and disgusting.

Robin.

There is a dog run in Berry Lane and you decided to use tennis court? YTA.

Yup in fact, for cities in the top 100 biggest cities the ranking is: 1) NYC; 2) JC; and like 5 or 6) is Newark.

If you include cities of over 100k Paterson moves into second place. Our state's cities are cities and its crazy that people say they aren't just because they aren't the core of the region (even if the official name of the NY metro area is the NY-Newark-JC metro region meaning if you live in those three you don't live in the burbs and in fact are living in the city)... but oh well, guess you can only claim to be an urban resident if you live in one of the 5 boroughs (even though Staten Island is just northern Bergen County if they happened to be on an island)

but like why the tennis courts? there's an open field adjacent to it?? honestly those courts aren't well maintained as-is and expensive and if ppl see you and your dog in there, they're gonna be apt to bring their dog and they might not be as respectful as you and let their dog piss or shit in there.

But if everyone played with their dogs on the tennis courts the courts would get gross. Instead of deciding on a case by case basis it's much easier to say "no dogs."

if you would like folks to assist, you're going to need to give some information. what are you looking for, what is your budget, what are your priorities, how many people are you, where are you commuting to, etc

otherwise all forms of habitation in jersey city are potentially suitable for you

I broke the rules, and somebody gave me mild consequences.. Isnt that crazy?

Weird they called animal control but the rules apply to you. There are a billion dog parks in JC.

Signing up as an individual or small group is a great way to meet people if you’re new to town or just want to make new friends.

At least 1/3 of all of our leagues (and oftentimes as many as 2/3) are made up of individuals/small groups!

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We pride ourselves on being social and having great happy hours! We’d love to have you join us this winter!

We still have room in our Jersey City Volleyball or Hoboken Cornhole leagues.

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But it's not the same.

I think 99 Hudson could be perfect for an observatory, especially as the top floors likely remain unsold and they have multiple banks of elevators. Perhaps, they could lock off two elevators exclusively to observatory visitors. Alternatively, 30 Hudson could work as it's an office building and has 36 elevators.

Nevermind, I just realized you want a large cylinder and not the small cartridges.

Try the Thirsty Quaker.

Can easily put up some mixed use properties with parking decks on the first few floors. Incorporate some open space / park areas, playgrounds for kids and some dog runs. Seems like a great idea to add more life to the area. I’m with you OP.