How Hoboken Saved Its Tenements and Transformed the City
Long before Hoboken became one of New Jersey’s most desirable cities, an ambitious rehabilitation program helped rescue its aging tenements while allowing existing residents to remain in place.
NYC’s Maman Opening New Café in Hoboken
Maman, café inspired by southern France that started in Manhattan over a decade ago, is expanding to New Jersey once again, this time to Hoboken.
Alto Food Hall Concept Coming to Hoboken’s Southend Lofts
New York City’s Orbital Kitchens will be bringing 15 restaurant concepts and a smoothie café to a large Hoboken space next to a new public atrium that debuted earlier this year.
Plans Revealed for Proposed 160-Unit Project Along Hoboken Border
A property along the border of Hoboken and Jersey City is being envisioned as the site of a new mixed-use complex with affordable housing but zoning changes are needed before any development takes place.
Hoboken Approves Six-Story Development at First Street Auto Shop
The latest project to hit Hoboken’s west side includes ground floor restaurant space and supersized apartments, including a five-bedroom home.
Hoboken Construction Update: A Look at What’s Rising Across the Mile Square City
From a sweeping overhaul of Hoboken Terminal to hundreds of new apartments, storefronts and a waterfront park, construction is reshaping nearly every corner of the Mile Square City.
Hoboken Museum Series Takes a Closer Look at the City’s Historic Houses of Worship
A new lecture series explores some of Hoboken’s most remarkable sacred architecture, from the once-skyline-dominating Our Lady of Grace to the rarely seen interior of Holy Innocents.
A Rare 25-Foot-Wide Brownstone Comes to Market in Hoboken
Exceptional in both scale and design, this 25-foot-wide Hoboken brownstone pairs classic architecture with a meticulous high-end renovation.
Former Owner of Hoboken’s Dear Maud Opening Anam, A New Restaurant
The team behind a Hoboken Irish restaurant that quickly became a hit is planning their next endeavor near the city’s train station.
Hoboken Public Library Closes for a Restoration of Its Historic 1897 Interior
The historic Hoboken library branch will close for two months as workers attempt to restore its original walls, ceilings, and woodwork.
