Hoboken

The planned revitalization of Hoboken’s major transit hub has been slow and somewhat underwhelming. But one rookie councilman is seeking to jumpstart what he dubs a “European-style market” at the station.

In case you needed more proof that Hudson County is becoming “the 6th borough,” the state Economic Development Authority has approved bringing 1,383 new jobs to Jersey City and Hoboken, with 1,271 positions being relocated from New York.

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The official groundbreaking for Bijou Properties’ latest venture was held on Tuesday afternoon, and some new renderings of the project were released that should excite the neighborhood about the amenities that are coming.

Hoboken’s highest-end condominium community will be getting a fourth and final mixed-use building, which should break ground by the end of the year.

The Middle-Eastern eatery, which opened in Hoboken back in 2012, is moving into a brand-new building further downtown.

On January 16th, Ernst & Young LLP announced the opening of a new office in southern Hoboken.

A new proposal to demolish an old restaurant that closed after 70 years in the seafood business will be heard by the city’s planning board soon.

Pending council approval, a hotel development deal now includes funds to renovate a post office, restore a decaying community center, and create new educational spaces for public use.

Comprised of four spectacular condominium units, this historical Hoboken brownstone has quite a story to tell.