Wednesday, May 12, 2021

Wednesday Rosh Chodesh Sivan News Updates Lakewood

 חדש עלינו את החודש הזה לטובה ולברכה לששון ולשמחה לישועה ונחמה לפרנסה ולכלכלה לחיים טובים ולשלום

Weather: Sunny to partly cloudy. High 67F

- 2 new covid cases + 2 deaths in Lakewood 13638/306

Food Distribution  see post Here

- Colonial Pipeline restarts service.

-  Biden: "Israel has a right to defend itself when you have thousands of rockets flying into your territory." Biden says he has spoken with Israeli PM Netanyahu, and expects the situation to end sooner than later. Biden did not condemn Hamas terror

- Murphy: Today, we kicked-off an $8 million effort to put more boots on the ground in the communities where we need more people to get vaccinated.

- Lakewood Real estate  market Duplex homes listed from 800k - 900k other newer homes close to 1 million
- Secretary of State Blinken: Israel needs to do everything it can to avoid hitting civilian while it is defending itself
 - Today Consumers can begin applying for and enrolling in the Emergency Broadband Benefit Program on May 12, 2021 Up to a $50/month discount on your broadband service and associated equipment Here
- 5 Minutes for Yossi a zechus for Yosef Ezriel ben Chaya Michal Here who was injured in Meron
- Bingo Shavuos sale 32oz. Cheese cake Marble or plain $9.99 
- The national average for a gallon of regular gas jumped above $3 for the first time in more than six years Wednesday as drivers worried about the impact of the Colonial Pipeline shutdown rush to fill up their tanks, leaving numerous gas stations out of fuel across the East Coast.
-Lakewood Industrial Commission meeting agenda here meeting 11:30 am
- BOE meeting today renew contract with LSTA provided Lakewood Township provides the cost for non-mandated transportation. (Only for public school yeshiva parents of non mandated have to pay $180 per child)
from the boe agenda:
Request to renew the contract awarded through CC 09-1920 with Lakewood Student 
Transportation Authority (LSTA) for Transportation Management Services for Nonpublic Schools for the 2021-2022 school year pursuant to NJSA 18A:18A-42 at a cost of $1,000 per mandated student (approximately 22,500 to be verified by the DRTRS) to either disperse the aide-in-lieu funds to the appropriate persons or procure transportation for those 
students. This is the second and last of two (2) one (1) year renewals.(11-000-270-511-
NPUB), provided Lakewood Township provides the cost for non-mandated transportation.

15 comments:

  1. We are our own worst enemies. There are no goyim buying the townhouses. If we would just not buy at these 900,000 prices then those prices would not exist. So a few rich people are selfish and buy and then that becomes the new normal price.

    Same for Jackson Toms River Manchester etc. Nobody else is buying. Why are we outbidding each other so that houses are selling for 80,000 over asking price ? We are only bidding against acheinu bnei Yisrael so there is no excuse except for selfishness.

    In Gateshead , nobody can buy a house unless you get permission from the Rabonim and houses stay reasonably priced. There is no excuse for one yid to outbid another in a market where there are no goyim even interested in looking at these houses. .

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    1. It's nice to know what they do in Gateshead England. Unfortunately that would not work here in the USA for many different reasons.

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    2. Who are the "We"
      there are plenty people who would agree with you
      but the selfish Highfalutin ones- and it is their own selfishness what makes them predominate in society and then we show them value sadly because of it and they- control Smugly and happily control and consider it part of religious worship to be in control, they have a lot of groupies and lackeys and hangers-on

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    3. It is also young married kollel families who are desperate to buy and having every ounce of their savings as well as their parents go to buy a 900k duplex. Prices are crazy. I hope the real estate Lakewood market crashes to enable families to buy affordable houses once again.

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  2. Gateshead-reference is well-taken
    used to bother some of us all the regulations here

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  3. I think part of the crazy prices now is the huge increase of price in wood. It skyrocketed. This should only affect new construction though.

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    1. The houses on the market are 10 years old. Not the new construction.
      The kollel guys have been priced out of the market
      The chasidim are building new construction affordable housing. The

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  4. The houses keep getting built bigger and bigger and fancier and fancier. Maybe if people would forgo all the latest luxury upgrades the prices wouldn't be so high.

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  5. Lakewood Real estate market Duplex homes listed from 800k - 900k other newer homes close to 1 million

    This can't be the standard Lakewood prices. Where are they charging and getting so much? Is this for eight bedroom houses with two rentable basements?

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  6. Builders build what buyers want. If buyers wanted smaller cheaper houses ONLY then thats what the builders would have to build. We as a society tend to blame others . We blame the builders for building big fancy houses as if we don't want that and then we blame the schools for being exclusive , when its really the parents that want that .

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  7. The price of wood could add 25,000 to the price of a duplex. Not the 200,000 increase in the last 2 years .

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  8. Lakewood school situation is a big mess we need outside intervention .
    Don't really need intervention . If all the money our town spent on Pesach getaways and summer vacations and lexuses and 2 million dollar homes and 300 bottles of schnapps, and 500 dresses for little kids ,would be used for a fund to start and fund schools, then we could make 5 new high schools and have money to spare.

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    1. Well you arent getting that money so give it up. There is enough money for both so work on that end.

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  9. What will all the homeowners do with their houses when Moshiach comes? Sell for the 5th of the price?

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  10. The higher the cost of the homes then the higher the basement apartments have to permanently be to help offset the insane mortgage.

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