Sayreville, NJ is a city located in central New Jersey and is known for its diverse culture and vibrant atmosphere. The city offers plenty of activities to keep its residents entertained, from parks and beaches to restaurants and shopping venues. Sayreville is also home to a variety of cultural attractions, including art galleries, local museums, and historical sites. Residents have access to quality education opportunities as well as a wide array of outdoor recreational activities. Reviews of Sayreville are overwhelmingly positive with many people enjoying the convenience of living in such an urban setting close to the city center while also having access to nature preserves and parks in the surrounding area. There is something for everyone in Sayreville, making it an ideal place to live or visit.
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Forget About It - 3/17/2008
Years ago, Sayreville was a large town full of people who worked at DuPont, Hercules and National Lead. At the time, there was very little crime, and not much to do, as Sayreville never had a "downtown". Neighborhood watch was always in effect. All of the residents knew each other and it was safe.
That's no longer the case. The blue collar workers are gone, along with the jobs and the companies that employed them. The long-time residents either died, or moved on because they can no longer afford the taxes, or got tired of the decline. The high school (while never a highly ranked school)is seriously overcrowded, and the other schools leave a lot to be desired. It would be foolish to leave your doors or car unlocked. There are several dangerous areas, including some very undesireable apartment projects.
Sayreville has become a quick stop in the ever-increasing influx of people in the apparently widespread exodus that involves one or more of the following moves: Bronx
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Too expensive - 5/30/2006
I find Central NJ WAY too expensive. I am considering relocating to NC. Any
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