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MIT-Trained Architect and Developer Reimagines Historic Hoboken Condo with Modern Treehouse Aesthetic
An architect and developer takes on his most personal project, reimagining his Hoboken home.
Advance Realty Investors Breaks Ground on Mixed-Use Building in Hoboken
Advance Realty Investors recently celebrated the groundbreaking of a mixed-use building in Hoboken.
Hoboken PATH Station to Completely Close for Four Weeks
The Hoboken PATH station will completely shut down for almost 4 weeks this winter. Find out what transportation options will be available for area commuters.
DoneRight Döner Kebab Coming to Hoboken
DoneRight Döner Kebab appears to have begun work to open their second New Jersey location in Hoboken.
Plans Revealed for New 13-Story Development at Hoboken’s Stevens Institute
Hoboken’s only higher education campus is looking to replace a four-story dormitory with a mixed-use educational and housing project.
World’s Largest Tea Company, LIPTON, Unveils Custom Waterfront Offices in Hoboken
Ekaterra, better known as LIPTON Teas and Infusions, chose SJP Project Solutions to complete a custom 15,000-square-foot buildout at Waterfront Corporate Center II in Hoboken.
The Rosen Team at Compass Celebrates Record-Breaking Rental Price at Maxwell Place
The Rosen Team at Compass, led by Rami Rosen, recently celebrated achieving a record-breaking rental price at Maxwell Place, Hoboken.
Hoboken Approves New Development with Food Pantry on Adams Street
The non-profit Hoboken Community Center has been given the green light to build a complex that will include a large food pantry.
Owners of Anthony David’s in Hoboken Opening New Speakeasy Space
A restaurant that has operated in Hoboken for over 26 years was recently given the green light to open a two-level speakeasy that will feature cocktails and small bites.
Hoboken Rejects Plan to Bring Food Hall Development to Clinton Street
A spokesperson for the developer that was looking to bring a mixed-use building with a food vendor hall to Hoboken called the Zoning Board decision "NIMBYism of the worst kind."
