Hoboken

A historic but renovated property along one of Hoboken's most desired tree-lined streets sold for $350,000 over asking and was on the market for just five days.

Australian-based company Aesop is expanding their footprint to Hoboken just about two years after being acquired by L’Oréal.

Parking garages are a nuisance. They’re costly to build, unsightly, and occupy prime real estate. Developers would love to reduce parking requirements to free up space for more units or more amenities. But the community isn’t having it. Well, this company thinks they've solved the parking problem.

Two new businesses opened up in Hoboken on opposite sides of the city in the last few days, a week that also saw a long-time establishment revamp their menu, a new restaurant set an opening date, and a beloved bar provide a “teaser” of things to come.

Our weekly news roundup of New Jersey stories you may have missed. This week, the New York Times investigates the neglect of NJ Transit, 'Explosive street art’ coming to Newark, the end is near for cheap gas in New Jersey, and more.

While a few of New Jersey’s cities are going through a development boom not seen in decades, the guts of the Garden State have always been in its small towns. See which zip codes are the most expensive and which city racked up the most total property sales last year.

The fast-casual Asian eatery will open their second New Jersey location very soon.

A high-end beauty retailer has a store in the works for a building on Washington Street that’s currently being renovated and expanded.

All proceeds from today’s sales at the newly-opened coffee shop, which is expanding to Exchange Place later this year, will be donated to the Hoboken PBA.

It has a boutique-y feel, massive square footage, and private yard.