New-York tribune., 1912-06-09
IN JERSEY SUBURBS
Newark EntiCing to Investors
and Home Buyers.

Lot buying was extensive last week in
most OF The suburban places OF New Jersey
within easy committing distance OF this
city
Newark never looked more allurng TO
home buyers and investors. Its building
strength is constantly establishing new
high record marks.
Elizabeth Is a more profitable place than
ever before to big Spectators. The de-
mand for detached dwelling houses and
iathouses there is much larger than any
body anticipated. This prosperous and
healthful city is so near 10 the downtown
districts Of New York that It's popularity
as an ideal home town with those who
work in lower Manhattan is growing
rapidly
New Jersey has increased It's committing
area by thousands OF acres says the New
Jersey New York Real Estate Exchange.
The easily accessible towns" the eX-
change further says. "are situated on four
great railroads-the Erie. the Lackawanna.
the New Jersey Central and the Pennsyl-
Nania.
among the sections served bv these lines
are first Of all, Hudson County, Including
Jersey CITY. HObOken, Bayonne ana Union
Hi A little further north in Bergen
County there are Hackensack, HasOroucK
Heights. Rutherford. Ridgelicld PARK, Fort
Lee. Leonia. Englewood, Tenafiy. Haworth'
Oradeu and Ridcewood. In Essex County
there is. primarily. Newark, the Oranges
filhurn. Bloomfield Glen Ridge NontclaiG
and Nutlcy. In Passdic County there are
Paterson and Passaic In Union County
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Crawford. Westfeld, FanwoOd, Painheld'
RAILWAY and summit In Somerset county
there are North Plainfeld, Bound Brook
and Somoryllle. In Middlesex County there
are the Amboys, Metuchen, Dunellen ana
New Brunswick. In Morris county tle!
are Chatham. Madison and Morristo"h' !"
Monmouth County there are heypoi''
Matawan, Middletown Freehold heo
Bank. Farlningdale and the seashor" places
from Atlantic Highlands TO Seaglrt incIuo-
ing Long Branch, Deal, Allcnhurst, Inter
laken and Asbury Park.
"of ALI commodities subject to purchase
and sale the least speculative are lands
within or close 10 a live suburban com
munity Their rise in value Is regulated
by fundamental economic laws Even an
industrial revolution cannot seriously diS-
turb the stability of value that adheres TO
Mother Earth.
"RiivIng real estate near New York is
Ike buving real intrinsic wealth; II is as
Surfing an inheritance TO your family.
",rbose men who have saved plttance
nv hard and honest endeavor. or who have
something to spare from their incomes
and 70 whom any loss would come like
blow OF misfortune are earnestly au'iseu
IN consider real estate as the only safc ana
suitable investment for their savings You
cannot 20 wrong If you invest In Judicious-
i, collected lands near to and In line with
the inevitable expansion of population.
.yrbc cost of building in New Jersey Is
-, and tl,e cost of living is cheaper than
I'm almost any other section or suburpah
co,,ntrv around New York. because large
norton OF the dairy, garden ana FARMING
,rod,,c,a are raised close by and other food
s,,n,,,es are conveniently and promptly
delivered by the many means OF trahspor-
tation provided. The large department
stores of New York have regular wagon
daIv.ries 10 all sections of Central ana
Nortborn New Jersey, although the many
we'll established communities are literally
p,o,,ided with markets and stores and are
NOT dependent on New York stores.
where TO live is as great a question as
how 70 live Health is as essential as edu-
cation. Parents owe it to their children 10
see that they have the advantages OF pure
air and sunny rooms in which 10 grow.
Many men are burd"ncd WIN inc 'ho"s"'
mat IT takes all they cam to 'i"tiI'' zee"
and educate thcir families ana therefore,
:, Is impossible for them " save money