Article link: http://nypost.com/2017/06/01/overlooked-bayonne-nj-finally-gets-its-building-boom/ When Jason Tsay and Michael Suchocki left artsy Chelsea for sleepy Bayonne, they thought the New Jersey city was on the cusp of a real estate renaissance. Turns out they were a decade early. The couple moved in 2004, but it’s only now that the southernmost area of New Jersey’s Gold Coast is gearing up for thousands of new apartments and game-changing developments. The modest town (pop. 65,000) at the bottom of the Hudson Waterfront — the stretch of Jersey areas across from Manhattan and Brooklyn that starts in the north with Englewood Cliffs, across the George Washington Bridge, and passes through Hoboken and Jersey City on down to Bayonne — has long held loads of potential. Modal Trigger Bayonne’s main drag, Broadway, is lined with modest shops and restaurants. Residential projects may lure bigger retailers, like Costco. Zandy Mangold A harborfront location and city views...
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