Moving to Cherry Hills, NJ
Nov 11, 2004, 9:23 am
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Moving to Cherry Hills, NJ
My brother-in-law just landed a gig with a company in Cherry Hills, NJ
I just wanted to knows about the area. I think he is going to move there first thing next year, and he is looking for an apartment to rent for at least 6 months, after that he wants to buy a town home or a condo.
Any suggestions, areas he might be good, areas to avoid?
Thanks
I just wanted to knows about the area. I think he is going to move there first thing next year, and he is looking for an apartment to rent for at least 6 months, after that he wants to buy a town home or a condo.
Any suggestions, areas he might be good, areas to avoid?
Thanks
Nov 11, 2004, 9:42 am
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Originally Posted by jfe
My brother-in-law just landed a gig with a company in Cherry Hills, NJ
I just wanted to knows about the area. I think he is going to move there first thing next year, and he is looking for an apartment to rent for at least 6 months, after that he wants to buy a town home or a condo.
Any suggestions, areas he might be good, areas to avoid?
Thanks
I just wanted to knows about the area. I think he is going to move there first thing next year, and he is looking for an apartment to rent for at least 6 months, after that he wants to buy a town home or a condo.
Any suggestions, areas he might be good, areas to avoid?
Thanks
It's a suburb of Philadelphia. For recommendations, I'll leave that to the next poster!
Nov 11, 2004, 1:53 pm
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Let me add a welcome to your brother-in-law as he relocates to Cherry Hill, NJ.
It is indeed a suburb of Philadelphia. It is a very affluent area of Southern New Jersey, but suffers from suburban sprawl and the build up of strip malls, too many highways, etc. It's not a particularly picturesque city, but at the least has enough resources (stores, restaurants, etc.) for convenience.
You definitely need a car in this area. Neighboring towns I would recommend examining for rentals/condos are Haddonfield (very nice and historic) and Collingswood. There are a bit quieter, but still accessible to public transit for easy training into Philadelphia for better dining/cultural options.
It is indeed a suburb of Philadelphia. It is a very affluent area of Southern New Jersey, but suffers from suburban sprawl and the build up of strip malls, too many highways, etc. It's not a particularly picturesque city, but at the least has enough resources (stores, restaurants, etc.) for convenience.
You definitely need a car in this area. Neighboring towns I would recommend examining for rentals/condos are Haddonfield (very nice and historic) and Collingswood. There are a bit quieter, but still accessible to public transit for easy training into Philadelphia for better dining/cultural options.