Linden is an affordable, welcoming, "small town" community in the metro-NYC area, with the peaceful comforts of suburbia and all the amenities of larger Jewish communities. It is one of the most centrally located cities in NJ: A half-hour from Teaneck, Brooklyn, NYC, and many universities and major work centers. Because of this, Linden has recently become the smart choice for young couples and families looking to settle down and grow their careers and families in a cost-effective way.
The expansive eruv allows a wide variety of housing in a range of prices. Housing prices start at $450K for a 3-4 bedroom home, while a 2-bedroom apartment rents for $2,000/mo. Linden also offers a beautiful mikvah, located at Congregation Anshe Chesed.
The shul’s supervised Shabbos groups for children (6 months+) enable all parents to daven without distraction, and year-round programming is run for children and adults – parents can have fun too! Anshe Chesed prides itself on its beautiful Beis Medrash and values Torah learning for all- providing learning opportunities for men, women, and children of all ages.
Just blocks from Anshe Chesed are playgrounds, a fish-filled pond, and many public parks. Hiking/biking trails, waterparks, indoor play areas, golf courses, zoos, and swimming pools are all just minutes away. More importantly, there are 3 Jewish daycares, 6 Jewish elementary day schools and 5 high schools within commutable distance.
Incentives
First Year Package:
Free first year membership to Congregation Anshe Chesed- Including High Holiday seats
Free first year membership The Ziga Roshanski Mikvah of Linden- Free appointments for the full year
- $1800 tuition grant from the Metrowest Federation for new families sending their children to a MetroWest school. Details at njdayschools.org/1800_grant
- Qualifying families may participate in the Metrowest Federation "Tuition MAX" program which caps tuition at 18% of family income
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