The Western end of Hoboken will soon have a new condo tower as part of the The Monroe Center Development’s “transit village” project. Breaking ground at the end of the week, the tower is part of a larger vision to renovate a five and half acre site at the 9th Street light rail station. Part […]
The malfunctioining automatic parking garage in Hoboken has released its captives at least temporarily. We have to wonder, after being stranded by a car eating garage, who would still park there?
The automatic parking garage in downtown Hoboken that has been plagued with problems is causing more headaches locking cars inside.
Hoboken’s troubled automated parking garage has added several staff members in the hope that other cars will not be destroyed. The company that built the garage has insisted many of the problems can be attributed to a lack of care in maintaining the garage.
The Hudson-Bergen Light Rail line will officially extend up to Weehawken as of this weekend. Congressman Menendez was on hand referring to the opening of the station as “more than a celebration of a rail stop,” adding that it was also a celebration of Jon Corzine leaving the Senate and making a vacancy available. Meanwhile, […]
The Hoboken Housing Authority is set to to make security improvements at local projects in an effort to increase public safety. Still no word as to when the projects will be converted to luxury lofts.
The rent control issue that has been facing tenants in Hoboken, specifically a statute of limitations on collecting over billed rent, has been postponed as result of legal action under taken by a local renter’s advocate.
Hoboken’s automatic parking garage that last week we mentioned for its failure to return cars to its owners has
The much talked about rent control ordinance changes was passed by Hoboken’s council, despite recent revelations that three of the council members are landlords with a questionable history of following the existing rent control laws themselves. Shortly after the ordiance was passed, Hoboken was sued. Good Government surrenders.
Two New Jersey comics are hoping to make Hoboken the star of a new sitcom. The pitch involves an Italian-American family with creators Mike Marino and Sarit Catz hoping to sell the pilot for the 2006 season.
