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The Garden State Of Eden: Tim Tebow Moveth To Hoboken
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Ben Yakas
Published Apr 21, 2012
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Everyone's favorite Jets backup quarterback/meme generator Tim Tebow has found a place to live! Mark Sanchez's favorite exercise program has signed a lease deal to rent a two-bedroom apartment in Hoboken—just down the block from Giants QB and SNL host Eli Manning. Sanchez must feel like he dodged a holy bullet.
According to the Post, Tebow's new pad is at 2 Constitution Court, a 13-story luxury condo building overlooking the New York skyline; they add that units can run about $10,000 a month. Manning and his wife Abby live two blocks away in a condo that he bought for $2.2 million in the Hudson Tea Building on the waterfront. For Tebow, living in New Jersey will be something of a spiritual homecoming: as we learned last month, he appears to be the great-great-great-great-great-great-great-great-grandson of a man from Hackensack.
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