Maragaret Hague hospital, like they say every political campaign.
Sadly, Jersey City is becoming the sort of place that pushes out middle class; that is how I ended up in Florida. Long before 9-11, Yuppies who worked in Manhattan moved there, which was literally a 10 minute bus ride to the World Trade Center. Of course, prices shot up; oddly enough, the neighborhood that was really affected was downtown, which was the poor area. Manhattan people bought out tenements and made condos.
After 9-11, this flame got hit with Gasoline. Now downtown has skyscrapers. It makes me shudder to realize I lived in a humble area, and that the house I lived in, half the size of where I live now, is worth a Million dollars. Now, let me raise you one, we had a working class/borderline tenement right on my same street, where my aunt lived. A developer came in and restored it to it's 20 art deco glory, it looks like a set piece from a Batman Movie. Condos there go for 1.5 million. This was the place my mother wanted me not to hang out at, because there were violent gangs and pushers there.
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