It's interesting to me how some of you respond on a public forum vs those who privately DM and want my business.

We all know you won't do that because everything you say is hot air and not in line with what is publicly available as proof.Good luck.

House hackers looking to buy close to public transportation has been a huge win.  

As others have mentioned above, Bloomfield is certainly a solid option for rental properties and has been for a number of years due to the easy transportation options to NYC and other parts of NY/NJ, leading to great rental demand and pricing.

I do not wish to say anything in a public forum.  

Their push here is that nobody owns a car, and everybody uses public transportation.Rent here is going up in part due to raising interest rates, the Covid ban on evictions, where people stopped paying, more single people, not starting families, and the unreasonable demand that young people seem to have to own a large house, just like their parents had, not realizing that many started in smaller houses.

You might want to elaborate more what you’re suggesting to the public. 

All recordings are public record - this one is 20230452856 What's that about?

Cities like Minneapolis, Boston, and Atlanta are showing how public parks can do more than provide green space—they can drive commercial development and job growth.

Proximity to new transport links, business hubs, or recreational areas can increase your property's value and attractiveness.6.