> NJ is the most population-dense state in the U.S., so that (and its being really old, and comparatively expensive) might have something to do with your experi

> NJ is the most population-dense state in the U.S., so that (and its being really old, and comparatively expensive) might have something to do with your experience. Yeah, a house built in the eighties or the nineties is pretty new in Journal Square of Jersey City. However, the city (Manhattan mostly) has it worse. I saw an ad for a tiny room that explicitly said no access to kitchen or the bathroom. I don't think it is even lawful to say that. Imagine someone living in that room comes across this article...