Guides from a host, not a marketing department. What long-stay guests actually ask us, what we have learned running furnished homes here, and what owners should know before handing a property to anyone.
The parade, the tree and New Year's Eve, one bus from our door. Two bedrooms, a full kitchen and free parking, with the hosts downstairs. Starting a winter contract? It's available by the month too.
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๐ Holiday guideThe Ironbound is right behind the station: Portuguese seafood, paella, Brazilian comfort food and custard tarts. The places we send our own guests to, checked October 2026.
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๐ Holiday guideJersey Gardens and American Dream minutes from us, then Manhattan from SoHo to Macy's to the Fifth Avenue flagships. Plus why you should buy your clothes in New Jersey.
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๐ Holiday guideWhere to catch it, how to pay, how long it really takes, the trip back at night, and when to take the train instead.
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The house rules, the times that matter, the neighbourhood and what we ask when you leave. The guide every guest gets on arrival, published so you can read it first.
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Parking, laundry, the drive at shift change, and the eight questions worth asking any host before you commit three months of your life to a room you have only seen in photos.
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For a weekend, platforms are easier. For a month or more, the maths and the flexibility both change. An honest comparison, including when you should absolutely stay on the platform.
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The numbers behind a long-stay property: gross vs net, the costs owners forget, and why chasing nightly rate often earns less than filling the calendar.
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