The Hoboken City council has been discussing changing rent control laws, including a statute of limitations on collecting past overages, for the last few months now. The Jersey Journal brought to light records showing three council members accused of doing the very thing their proposed ordinances would make legal. It almost makes you wish Hoboken’s […]

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We’ve been following the construction of new condos on Montgomery Street and have found the listing from Del Forno real estate. Units start at $399,000. Interestingly enough, the indoor, basement level pool we’ve noticed as result of last week’s deluge is not mentioned.

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Dojo-Mojo has come across the sketch of the new Van Vorst Park dog run on Ward E Councilman Steven Fulop’s page.

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The waterfront between Jersey City and Hoboken has for years been disconnected despite promises of an uninterrupted public park spanning the Hudson River Coast. Now it seems the Port Authority has agreed to spend $1.5 Million on the walkway. Construction will begin next year, and will be completed sometime in the next century.

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Hoboken’s Castle Point Terrace has been nominated for historic district status paving the way for preservation of two blocks along Hudson Street.

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Gay is the New Straight: Jersey City Extends Benefits to Same Sex Couples Ask a musician: Jersey City Vibe Interviews Blue Number Nine We’re a media whore: The Star Ledger mentions New York’s Sixth

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NJTransit has given a contract to a Philadelphia based firm to create a master plan for redeveloping the historic terminal. LCOR, the real estate firm, will produce the master plan in exchange for development rights. “Hoboken Mayor David Roberts said plans for the terminal could include a historical museum and even a trolley that would […]

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Dojo-Mojo has asked the question “Can You Con Me?” Well no, Dojo, you can’t. But can you con the con man?

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Hoboken made headlines a few years back when an automated parking garage was built in the city which could store more cars in the tight area than a conventional garage. It seems though, everything is not as peachy as once thought. The garage keeps breaking down leaving car owners stranded. Some props to the Jersey […]

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Washington Street store fronts have apparently been vacated over the last few years as soaring rents push out stores. Hoboken is taking action: they’ve hired a consulting firm. Rest assured, with high priced consultants on the case, Hoboken’s downtown will be safe.

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