I think the word support is key:
Can the sewerage plant support the effluent from 3,000 units?
Can the streets support the one and/or two-car traffic from those who live in
the condos?
And, if they are all weekenders, how will that traffic affect the quality of
life for those who live in
I didn't know if you saw this
To: AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com
From: dfsav...@yahoo.com
Date: Thu, 11 Nov 2010 17:14:01 +
Subject: [AsburyPark] Istar
IStar seeking credit line to avert bankruptcy
Real estate lender is in talks with Franklin Resources, Centerbridge Capital
Partners
Another thing that needs to be considered, and I know Oak has mentioned this
before
If there were to be 3000 condos built, who is to say 2500 of those units
wouldn't be bought as 2nd Homes for Summer usage . We see this a lot as it is
with the single family homes. Condos would be more
I don't think you could assume that 2nd Homes would mean a major decline in
winter business. I originally bought my condo for summer use, but find I use
it year round and found I love the winter at the beach.
--- In AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com, cbrianwatk...@... wrote:
Another thing that
I'm not assuming a major decline, I'm assuming no growth. Its no secret the
business' suffer in the winter months, if they didn't they would be open 7days
a week instead of 4days
Just because you and I love the beach in the winter, doesn't mean everyone else
will
I've watched this happen
Interesting, thanks for posting.
Did anyone go inside during 2006 when it was open? Seems like if extensive
renovations were done in 2005-2006, that, in four years, it wouldn't have
fallen apart...
Cathryn.
From the article:
During the two decades under then-owners Walter Burns and Maurice
--- In AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com, cbrianwatk...@... wrote:
Another thing that needs to be considered, and I know Oak has mentioned this
before
If there were to be 3000 condos built, who is to say 2500 of those units
wouldn't be bought as 2nd Homes for Summer usage . We see this a lot
--- In AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com, cbrianwatk...@... wrote:
I'm not assuming a major decline, I'm assuming no growth. Its no secret the
business' suffer in the winter months, if they didn't they would be open
7days a week instead of 4days
Winter business is tough for any business in a
To be honest, I don't even know where 3000 condos would go, how many are in
Wesley Grove?
I don't mind my commute into JC, and a lot of people I work with live in
Interlaken, Bradley etc
The schools are a major issue for me though, once my fiance and I get to that
point in our lives, ill be a
I live here year round and I have a child who is a toddler. I work in NYC 3
days a week, and at home 2 days. Commuting into the city is horrible and the
schools are a huge deterrent. So is the crime -- once you have kids, things
change in that regard as well. I would like to move, to be honest,
--- In AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com, fancypaaantz fancypaaa...@... wrote:
Then when enough of those 20 somethings stay and have children, the schools
will change... Like Hoboken!
That's what happens time and time again. Park Slope, Hoboken, parts of Philly,
soon Billyburg.
By the time you
--- In AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com, cbrianwatk...@... wrote:
I know quite a few families who have passed on AP strictly because of the
schools (they were ok with the crime) but the schools were a deal sealer
It is a chicken and egg thing like I said. Tommy DeSeno outlined it here a
As a relatively new resident to AP (one of those who bought into Wesley Grove
in
2009), I'm not sure how much new residential construction the town can support
right now. I think the biggest challenge and most important thing that needs
to
be done is to make our retail and commercial sectors
The quality of life issues you mentioned will never change until they knock
down the projects and replace it with new affordable housing, just like Newark
did in 2008, it reduced crime in that area, homelessness, unemployment and the
kids actually attended and did well in school. So many cities
They should also add a stipulation that if the kids get in trouble (not sure
how many strikes to give), that the whole family is forced to leave their
subsidized housing. Let the parents take responsibility for raising their kids.
--- In AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com, cbrianwatk...@... wrote:
That's EXACTLY what I was getting at...PARENTAL RESPONSIBILITY
Huge problem with that in AP
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Tonight Friday Nov 12 at 8pm and Midnight
Tomorrow Saturday Nov 13 at 8pm and Midnight
LAST 4 PERFORMANCES of The Rocky Horror Show at The Carousel House in Asbury
Park
Just Posted on our website:
I saw Rocky last night and was totally thrilled and blown away by the show.
The talent is so
For those of us who have kids, but would never send their kids to AP schools, I
think it is wrong to assume that is based on any kind of white fear. I would
not send my daughter to the AP schools bc they stink. Plain and simple. (The
Hope Academy is not ranked very well either.) If I stay here,
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