Walter Burns
Hoboken City Hall
For a city that’s just over one square mile in size, Hoboken has earned more than its share of top tier designations including
- #1 Most Walkable City
- Best dining town in New Jersey from NJ Monthly Magazine
- Hoboken’s Pier A Park rated one of the top 10 urban parks in the country by the Urban Land Institute
- Top 10 College Town by the Princeton Review
- #1 City in Public Transportation Use by the U.S. Census
- Washington Street named one of America’s Top 10 Great Streets by the American Planning Association.
All these number ones add up to one sure thing: Hoboken is one great place to live. Home to crooner Frank Sinatra, photographer Dorothea Lange, TLC’s “Cake Boss” and site of the first baseball game* played in America, Hoboken today is a vibrant urban community, proud of its past, but firmly embracing the future. Residents enjoy visiting locally owned shops and restaurants, attending cultural events and festivals and savoring the beauty of the city’s parks. And, of course, all the attractions of Manhattan are just a short ride away, by ferry, PATH Train or bus.
If you’re looking for homes for sale in Hoboken, there is a wide variety of condos and townhomes, ranging from studios to spacious 3-bedrooms, priced for nearly every budget. Many have spectacular views of Manhattan; others are located near lovely parks or pedestrian-friendly shopping avenues.
Once you’ve found your Hoboken condo, you’ll also find many ways to pass the time in your new city including walking or biking along the scenic Hudson River Waterfront Walkway, enjoying a picnic in one of the many parks, free kayaking on the Hudson, sampling culinary goodies on the Mangia Hoboken! tour or taking part in the many year-round cultural activities. Hoboken has its own library and school district which includes two charter schools.
If you are thinking of relocating to Hoboken or anywhere in Hudson County, take advantage of my complimentary relocation guide customized to your specific home-buying needs. You’ll receive invaluable information to help ease your move to Hoboken and there is absolutely no obligation.
*1846 at Elysian Fields between the Knickerbocker Club and New York Nine.