That 21 hardy souls actually closed on their new Hoboken Homes in November is nothing short of miraculous and shows the amazing resilience of the Hoboken Market – and that’s not news to anyone
There were 3 one bedroom home that sold for the asking price in Hoboken in October.
The home that sold for the most amount over the asking price in Hoboken was unit #1 at 205 Park Avenue.
The least expensive condo sold in September in Hoboken was unit #2 at 213 Monroe Street. This large, spacious home features an open layout and gleaming hardwood floors throughout the unit. The unit also has tall ceilings, and big windows that offer a great view, while the gourmet kitchen features all stainless steel appliances
The most expensive two bedroom sold in Hoboken in September was unit #902 at Maxwell Place, located at 1025 Maxwell Lane. This beautiful luxury condo, spanning over 1400 square feet, sold for over $1.4 million and features sleek, hardwood floors throughout the home.
There were 19 one bedroom homes sold in Hoboken in September, ranging in price from $195,000 to $451,000 and in size from 425 square feet to 1137 square feet. Hoboken is well known for its homes that offer amazing amenities, locations, and views. All of the homes sold in Hoboken offer their own unique advantages, and the following homes don’t disappoint.
The most expensive two bedroom sold in Hoboken in July was unit #1200 at 1125 Maxwell Lane
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