Hello Hoboken: Jersey City-Based Sawyer Smith Residential Expands in Hudson County
The Jersey City-based real estate brokerage Sawyer Smith Residential is opening a second office this summer, expanding its presence in Hudson County with a completely updated space in Hoboken.
Two Acres of Parks and Plazas Now Open in Western Hoboken
A final phase of open space adds step seating, a tilted lawn panel, play sculptures and a large plaza complete with retail and seasonal markets.
Hoboken Relief Fund Hosting Virtual Music Festival This Thursday
A non-profit that was launched to help businesses in the Mile Square City cope with the financial impact of coronavirus is having their third digital fundraiser later this week with Yo La Tengo headlining the festivities.
Corner Two Bedroom with Hudson River Views For Sale in Coveted Hudson Tea
Unit 3D is a two-bed, two-bath condo totaling 1,305 square feet in North Hoboken and includes one garage parking spot.
Jersey City, Hoboken Prepare for Outdoor Restaurants Re-Opening Next Week
In advance of the partial re-opening of New Jersey’s restaurants, both cities are implementing plans to assist eateries in keeping patrons safe while expanding sidewalk and street dining areas.
Renderings Revealed for Hoboken’s Upcoming Fat Taco Tequila Bar
Jersey Digs has confirmed the re-brand of a large Cuban restaurant near the city’s PATH station, which will be converted into a tequila bar set to feature retractable windows.
Coffee and Retail Shop ‘The Hive’ to Replace Longtime Hoboken Butcher
The closing of Trulio’s Meat Market last year left a big gap in the streetscape of Park Avenue, but a new business is slated to open later this year following a gut renovation at the property.
Duplex Unit in Charming Bloomfield Street Brownstone For Sale, Hoboken
The three-bed, two-bath home offers plenty of space and charm plus a private backyard.
Waterfront Garages, Downtown Block Could Be Hoboken’s Newest Rehabilitation Areas
The City Council will be voting tonight on a resolution that would declare almost five acres of prime real estate as ripe for possible redevelopment.
Lawsuit Looks to Derail Changes to Hoboken Yard Redevelopment Plan
A pair of property-owning companies are taking the city to court hoping to throw out changes that could allow three new developments to rise near the city’s train station.
