For all of the engineering prowess that it took to excavate the site of Advance Realty’s new apartment building in Hoboken, there are some things you just can’t plan for.
Hoboken is set to pay $30 million to buy more than six acres in its northwestern end to build the city’s largest park, according to a published report.
SJP Properties has expanded its partnership with a Japanese real estate giant, selling a majority ownership stake of its newest Hoboken office building to the company’s U.S. investment arm.
The owner of a two-building, 128-unit apartment complex in Hoboken has tapped HFF to sell the property, with brokers touting a “substantial value-add potential” in the state’s strongest rental submarket.
