I'm moving to New Jersey soon.  Any suggestions for what towns to look for an apartment in?
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Princeton is very expensive. You might want to look in northern monmouth county like Matawan or Keyport., which are convenient to the NYC train or Rahway or Linden. Metuchen is nice but I think it is probably pricey. There are nice sections of Elizabeth.
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maybe your looking in the wrong places try where i live (oh now i remember  who you are sorry i live nyc but um well you can check out yonker or certain parts of queens and long island but where iam is the big NY)
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Try realtor.com.  You can use the map function and select towns in the area that interests you.  Make sure you select the checkbox for rentals.\n\nIf that doesn't find you what you want, try Google.com.
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http://www.apartmentguide.com\nhttp://www.rent.com\nhttp://www.rentnet.com\n\nYou can also contact a real estate agent or relocation specialist. It is their job to help you locate a rental property that will suit your needs. Most often the services they provide are free for you and they get paid by the property owner/management that you end up renting.
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Avoid the mass produced apartment complex.  Try the local paper.  Look for an apartment over a garage or someone looking for a roommate.
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Places like Moorestown, Cherry Hill, Mt Laurel are nice put are getting very expensive.  Also the property taxes are getting ridiculously high.  I would suggest going a little further south like something in Glassboro.  They are building new houses down there too. Maybe you can get some pre-construction deals if your not in a hurry.\n\nGood Luck!
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ANSWER: Trenton\n\nhttp://www.50states.com/newjerse.htm
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Get an apartment locator to help you- it's free. Also try out http://www.moveforfree.com or http://www.rent.com\n\nAlso, save yourself from moving into somewhere horrible by researching EVERY apartment complex that you are looking into at http://www.apartmentratings.com before you even go take a tour.
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As a native New Yorker you have plenty of options. It really depends on what type of properety you are looking for such as condo, co-op or even a house. There are many neighborhoods in Brookly, Queens, Bronx and Harlem that are a quick train ride to NYC. It really depends in parts of Brooklyn such as Brooklyn Heights you will pay Manhattan prices but a less congested feel; in Dumbo you will pay between 700-800sf for a new  condo in a nice neighborhood. Queens such as Forest Hills, Bayside you can get a decent condo for $500k+ that is a short commute. As I mentioned it really depends what you want; NY has something for everyone. E-mail if you need any further assistance.
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http://www.retirementhomes.com/homes/new-jersey-senior-community.html                                              I don't live in New Jersey but, this is what I found. hope this helps.
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Englishtown and Collingswood are my favorites. I have sold at both. \n\nI have also sold at U Sell, in Vineland, but really do not care for it. The same for Berlin.\n\nI have heard that both Columbus and Cow Town are good to, but I have never been to them.\n\n\n\nThe one the above answerer is referring to is Englishtown, one of my Favorites.
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check out www.newyork.craigslist.org and the Sunday NY Times or Asbury Park Press (NJ) real estate section. There are also cheap places in Neptune City in NJ as they are older houses. No liquor on the beach there, however
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www.cafepress.com has a lot of great NJ items.  I saw a pillow, mouse pad and other stuff that said, "New Jersey:  Only the strong survive".  My personal favorite was a T-shirt with a map of NJ and it said, "Which exit?  F--- you, that's which exit."  LOL.
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There are numerous towns and counties by that name, could you be more specific?\n\nI see that you're in New Jersey - I responded to your rephrased version of this question.
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I just moved from the greater Tampa area.  You will not find a "really cheap" apartment there.  If you find anything close to affordable it will be in a horrendous neighborhood.  Your best option is to look outside of the city (outside of Hillsborough County).\n\nTry looking in the Tampa Tribune or the St.Petersburg Times for a private rental.
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You can go to Rent.net or Apartments.com.  They should be able to give you a listing of different apartments in that area.
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Yardville\nYardville Heights\nYorkship Square\nYorktown\n\n\nHey, Yonkers is in New York, not New Jersey.