Hoboken

Living in Hoboken vs. living in Jersey City - the "best mid-size city in America" or a smaller community feel? We break down two of New Jersey’s most historic cities.

The Marc Lore-founded company Wonder is bringing a collection of restaurants from world-renowned chefs like Bobby Flay, Marc Murphy, Jose Andres, and Marcus Samuelsson to Hoboken.

Cuban Pete's, a staple of the Montclair dining scene, will be opening their third New Jersey restaurant in Hoboken.

On May 20th, Hoboken’s Pier A will celebrate innovation by hosting Propellor Fest. Described as a day filled with inspiration, education and fun; activities will include talks from tech luminaries, networking and a start up competition.

Bijou Properties has announced Park + Garden in uptown Hoboken is now fully leased. In less than 10 months, The Marketing Directors, the building’s exclusive leasing and marketing agent, successfully leased the property's 212 “green” apartments.

Our weekly news roundup of New Jersey stories you may have missed. This week, Mayor Fulop won't run for governor, reval process to start in Jersey City, Newark to get NJ's first safe haven for chronically homeless, and more.

Local developer Bijou Properties should soon be the new owner of a previously approved redevelopment project in Hoboken’s northwestern neighborhood, a move that will hopefully help jumpstart the infusion of some cutting-edge green technology into the city’s housing stock.

In what is likely the most anticipated grocery store opening in Hoboken’s history, Trader Joe’s has finally released its opening date.

With over 2,000 sq. ft. of space across four levels, this four-bedroom, three-bath home in uptown Hoboken gives you more than you'd expect.

The Mile Square City has evolved quite a bit over the last few decades, but many signs on historic buildings remind passersby of businesses that once called Hoboken home.