How COVID pandemic could change NJ housing development
NorthJersey.com When Eithan and Zoey Rosenfeld needed more space to work from home, they left their cramped Manhattan one-bedroom behind and set their sights across the Hudson. The couple wanted a bigger apartment, but also other amenities: outdoor space, work areas, perhaps even a dog park should they decide to adopt a pooch. In Teaneck, where Eithan grew up, they discovered One500, a luxury "lifestyle development" that seems tailor-made for a new shelter-at-home reality. For $3,300 a month, the Rosenfelds got two bedrooms and a den, along with a state-of-the-art fitness center, a la...
Source: njherald.com