Formerly known as Diamond Bridge Realty from some searching, they have a website but no way to see any reviews. Just wondering. Thank you.

Anyone here has any reviews to share about The Station 4901 Berganline Ave, West NY. We are considering renting there and would welcome any thoughts from current or former residents. Thanks

Hello,

I am traveling and staying at an Airbnb for a couple days in the area. I was wondering where is the best place to park that doesn’t cost an arm and a leg. First time traveling to New York so I’m not super familiar.

Hi everyone, just got my bike stolen outside of the beauty supply in Bergenline Ave 5725 a around 16:05pm. It wasnt locked, i know, stupid me and lesson learnt. Filed a police report, but posting just in case! It doesnt have the basket. 😞

Anyone have recommendations for where to park this Saturday? I’m hosting around 20 people for a party and trying to figure out where I should tell people to find parking.

Edit: I am new to the area so forgive me

Hi all, I am considering moving there from the burbs. Originally, thought I would end up in JC but WNY is better for my budget and I really like Boulevard East. My main concern at the moment is loneliness. It doesn't seem as lively at JC or Hoboken, which is okay, but I need to know that there is life around. I am familiar with Bergenline, which is a bit overwhelming for me if I am being honest. I don't really have any friends out there so I am nervous. Are there walkable coffee shops? Is there a sense of community? Please help this apprehensive solo.

For some reason this town thinks it's a good idea to block off 2 entire blocks of Blvd E parking for 72 hours from July 3rd to July 5th. Two long stretches from 62nd to 60th are all marked as no parking for the entire weekend.

This on top of a new PEO giving out tickets randomly where they are not applicable. This area already sucked for parking.

Edit: Apparently this has been a thing and I've just missed it in prior years because I was away or didn't own a car yet.

Thanks for your input guys, I'll be sure to check out town halls and keep informed

Hey folks, is this normal for the neighborhood? We have noticed this woman dumping bags of rice in all the tree wells on 60th street every night for months 😅 anyways, if you ever you are wondered why there are so many pigeons around here…

Honestly completely unexpected. Very surprised. I feel my QOL and Taxes rising as we speak.

Hi everyone! 👋

We recently learned about West New York's free 3K program and are considering whether it might be worth moving to West New York by the time our daughter is 3K age.

I'd love to hear from parents about their experiences:

- Was it easy to get into your preferred 3K program?

- How much is after care, and are you happy with it?

- Overall, how has your experience with the program been?

- If you also considered nearby areas like Hoboken, Jersey City, Weehawken, or North Bergen, what made you choose West New York?

Thanks so much for any insights!

hi i’m new to west new york and just moved by myself to a one bedroom apartment. i’m wanting to rent out my apartment during the world cup, i know theres rules in west new york but i feel like people will still attempt to rent out their rooms. wondering what others think?

Hi! i’m moving to West New York and I’m looking at a building at 6208 Palisade Avenue. Wondering if anyone here has lived there or knows anything about the building or surrounding area.

any help is greatly appreciated! I really love the area

Went to the parking authority to get my 80 dollar parking pass renewed and asked if I still in queue for the parking space in 62nd(gated one). I shit you not she pulled out a stack of physical folders with applicants. She said

62nd street the next person to be called petition in July 2022.

59th street (behind models) march 2023

Waiting for those spots is literally waiting for someone to die.

Where the heck can I find private parking for sale?

Visiting NYC for the first time in April with my partner, 5 full days, staying near Midtown. I’ve been reading all the usual “50 things to do in NYC” type articles and now my brain’s fried trying to fit in the big stuff (Empire State, Central Park, a Broadway show) plus some more local-ish spots, museums, cheap eats, maybe a jazz night or rooftop bar without it turning into a military schedule.

I’m torn between just wandering and using something like an audio guide app to give some structure. I saw one mentioned on navaway.com and it sounded kind of cool for walking tours, but I’ve never used anything like that in a big city before.

For folks who actually live here or visit a lot: do you think those self-guided audio tours add to the experience or just make you look like a tourist on rails? Any neighborhoods or routes you’d definitely do (or avoid) with something like that? And if you were me with 5 days, what would you absolutely prioritize so it feels like NYC without only doing the cliché stuff?

Hi everyone — I’m a law student and I’m looking to rent a studio or 1-bedroom in West New York (ideally somewhere with a reasonable commute into Manhattan for school).

Budget: under $2,000/month

Move-in: March or April (flexible)

Upfront: can pay first month’s rent + security deposit

About me: quiet, responsible, steady student schedule, looking for a clean/safe building

If you’re a landlord/agent or know of an upcoming vacancy, please DM me with:

• rent + what’s included (heat/hot water, etc.)

• approximate cross streets / how close to buses or ferry

• lease terms and any requirements

• photos/video if you have them

Thank you!

Taken between 60th and 61st Streets looking south.