Reduce the strain and pain of RSI and carpal tunnel syndrome. So while New Jersey may be growing, it still hasn't shed its stepsister image or created a business culture that garners respect. It's not until you get up close that you realize it's memorializing Polish citizens, not making a bad Jersey joke. Step outside and luxury high-rises come into view, reminiscent of suburban Dallas or Phoenix.
Corporate towers line a four-block expanse, boasting stunning views of Manhattan.
A distant dilapidated warehouse is one of the only reminders of the old, grungy Jersey City. But judging from the bulldozers and cleared land, you get a sense that even that holdout will be replaced by another shiny masterpiece. One of the only happening after-work spots is the Iron Monkey, a surprisingly stylish bistro. Jersey City's younger set tends to rush back to Manhattan for happy hour. A young, slick-haired Merrill Lynch analyst was indignant when asked where one could get a drink in Jersey City.