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Public Transportation

Public Transportation

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Newark has the second-highest rate of households without automobiles, after only New York City. It is a hub of public transportation for both its industry and access to New York. There are 3 train stations within Newark. Newark Penn Station is located just east of downtown, operating a PATH (Port Authority Trans-Hudson) line which connects to Manhattan, 3 commuter rail lines, and AmTrak service to Philadelphia and Washington D.C. The Newark Broad Street Station, just 1 mile from Penn Station, runs 2 commuter rail lines, and is connected to Penn Station by the Newark Light Rail System, which operates underground and travels to multiple other destinations in New Jersey, such as Bloomfield and Belleville. The Newark Liberty International Airport Station connects all locations on the Northeast Corridor and North Jersey Coast Lines with the airport, and services all stops between. New Jersey Transit provides Newark with 38 bus lines servicing cities and destinations all over New Jersey and into New York, as well as 2 for specified locations Atlantic City and Six Flags. GoBus 25 and 28 also serve Newark, and of course there are numerous cab companies. Public transportation in Newark is extremely convenient and the choice means of travel for the majority of residents.

 
 
Schools & Education

Schools & Education

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Newark Public Schools is the largest public school system in New Jersey. It is considered an Abbott, or SDA District, based on the requirements of the NJ School Development Authority to provide funding for all building and renovation projects. These determinations are based on student grades and test scores, of which Newark is among the lowest in the state with the exception of Science Park High School. The single high school has received multiple awards and recognition, and is dedicated to college-bound high school students that are interested in math and science. In 2010, Mark Zuckerberg donated $100 million to the district, in hopes things will turn around. There are 48 elementary schools, 5 middle schools, 3 secondary (7-8 only), and 11 high schools in the Newark Public School system. There are also 3 Catholic high schools in the city. The University Heights district of Newark is home to Rutgers University, Seton Hall School of Law, University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey, and Essex County College.

 
Local Events

Local Events

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The City of Newark sponsors many special events throughout the year, from sporting events and concerts to art festivals and parades. The Newark Performing Arts Center sponsors many of these activities; Sounds of the Summer is a weekly musical performance event featuring many different types of music, from turntables to reggae, which turns into a party at night. The city hosts various informative community events, including learning for children and a Family Financial Fair. The Newark Museum holds art workshops, tours, and an Annual Black Film Festival. Newark also has its annual Pride Week, in which the residents hold fashion shows, community discussion on religious and sexual identity beliefs and more to bring the community together. All of Newark’s special events can be found at ci.newark.nj.us, along with other community information.

 
 
Nightlife

Nightlife

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There is no shortage of nightlife in Newark in terms of availability and variety. It’s the largest city in New Jersey and in a huge metropolis area; it delivers. Newark has less of the fist-pumping clubs of the Hudson coast, and more of a variety of unique, enjoyable clubs. Rio Lounge has a full bar and hip hop dance floor. Hell’s Kitchen is a different kind of dance club, and offers entertainment such as a burlesque show on Thursdays. Arena is a sports bar that becomes a dance club late night, and is 18+, as is QxT’s, which plays mellow, moveable rock. For more of a pub feel, MMM Bello's is a popular and relaxed spot, with a jukebox, and a chock full bar. In fact, they offer 100 taps, and reward you with things like permanent stool privileges and drink deals for trying each one. Nightlife in Newark is refreshing and interesting, and there’s plenty of it.

 
 

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Picture Bedrooms Rent Address Updated
thumbnail 0 Bed $2,000 190 Market Street, Newark, NJ May 18th
thumbnail 2 Bed $1,800 111 Mulberry Street, Newark, NJ May 17th
thumbnail 0 Bed Call 260 Washington Street, Newark, NJ May 18th
thumbnail 1 Bed $725 49 Hill Street Floor 2, Newark, NJ May 18th
thumbnail 2 Bed $1,450 19 Fulton Street -, Newark, NJ May 18th
thumbnail 2 Bed $1,900 53 University Avenue -, Newark, NJ May 18th
thumbnail 2 Bed $1,250 70 Madison Street, Newark, NJ May 18th
2 - 3 Bed $700 - $750 45 Jones Street, Newark, NJ May 18th
thumbnail 0 - 3 Bed $725 - $1,500 25 Clifton Avenue, Newark, NJ May 16th
3 Bed $135 Bergen/S. Orange, Newark, NJ May 17th
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Name Bedrooms Price Range
One $1,610
One $525 - $600
One - Two $750 - $850
Three $1,300
Studio - Three $700 - $1,000
One - Two $695 - $795
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Nearby Cities & Towns


 
Name Dist. Available Apartments
Harrison 1.0mi 8,350
East Orange 2.6mi 7,639
Kearny 3.0mi 8,590
Irvington 3.3mi 6,584
Orange 4.0mi 6,871
Hillside 4.0mi 6,125
Belleville 4.2mi 8,154
North Arlington 4.3mi 8,494
South Orange 4.8mi 4,673
Glen Ridge 5.0mi 7,244
Jersey City 5.1mi 8,655
Maplewood 5.1mi 4,181

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Rental Information - Education & Childcare


District Name Address Schools Stu/Teach/Ratio Contact
Newark 2 Cedar Street 75 39,443 / 2,685 / 14.7:1 (973)-733-7333
Office Of Education Juvenile Justice Commission 1001 Spruce Street Suite 202 55 NA (609)-943-4932
Office Of Education Department Of Children And Families 10 Quakerbridge Plaza 41 647 / 417 / 1.6:1 (609)-588-3681
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Public School Name Address Grades Stu/Teach/Ratio Apartments Near
(Avg Rent)*
Barringer 90 Parker Street 9th - 12th 1,575 / 108 / 14.6:1 154 Rentals ($1,802)
East Side 238 Van Buren Street 9th - 12th 1,443 / 82 / 17.6:1 49 Rentals ($3,147)
Ann St 30 Ann Street Pre K - 8th 1,332 / 76 / 17.5:1 41 Rentals ($1,472)
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Private School Name Address Grades Enrollment Apartments Near
(Avg Rent)*
St Benedict'S Preparatory 520 Martin Luther King Jr Boulevard 7th - 12th 554 125 Listings ($1,917)
St Michael 27 Crittenden Street Pre K - 8th 504 126 Listings ($1,926)
St Philips Academy 342 Central Avenue Pre K - 8th 356 152 Listings ($1,806)
note: this list does not contain all private schools.