In the first half of 2022, Hudson County home sales reached uncharted territory. A Hoboken penthouse — Unit #12IJ at 1500 Hudson Street, also known as 1500 Washington Street — kicked off the year with a record-breaking $4.2 million sale. Just a month later, a penthouse condo at 75 Park Lane traded for $5.7 million, smashing Jersey City’s record for the priciest home sale. Hoboken was unable to beat that in the first half of
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The state’s application portal is due to open in two weeks
The legislation is aimed at leveling the playing field for community land trusts and others looking to build affordable housing and public-benefit developments
To see the last time housing affordability was this low, you would have to go back to the early days of the George Bush administration — the first one. Housing affordability hit its lowest point since 1989 in June, the Wall Street Journal reported. That’s according to an index kept by the National Association of Realtors, which considers income, mortgage rates and sale prices of existing homes. Record home prices are one of the factors
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An Elliman broker faces off against the former daughter-in-law of Sant Singh Chatwal over a Greenwich Street condo sale
An unusual affordable housing project proposed decades ago in East Northport is finally on the horizon. D&F Development Group landed $4.2 million in infrastructure funding from Suffolk County for the $92-million Matinecock Court development project, Newsday reported. The funding, previously authorized with another developer, had to be renewed because so much time had elapsed. It will help pay for a sewage treatment plant, sidewalks and roads. D&F is also working on solidifying funding for the
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The Alliance of Resident Theaters signs an office lease, and a portfolio of Gravesend buildings sells
The measures would require the city to establish a response plan, open a permanent online vaccine portal and more