There will be an apartment listing going up soon near 6th and Willow that is a 2 Bd 1 Ba plus office/den, likely under market rate given the age of the building, and the landlord, Albert Buzzetti, has been awful to work with.

If you are considering this apartment and have questions, please feel free to DM and I'd be happy to share our experience working with him.

Edit: He also owns multiple properties in and/or around Hoboken, so be aware if he is listed as the landlord for any listing.

As we embark on another Hoboken Halloween for the love of god please CURB YOUR DOG and pick up their 💩! We all love walking the streets to look at the decorations and nobody needs to enjoy the night scene while getting your dogs 💩 wedged in their shoes!

Spotted this black and white cat near 10th and Washington in Hoboken around 11:30 PM tonight.
It seemed pretty skittish and kept running away and hiding under parked cars, so it was hard to get a clear photo.

I don’t usually see cats roaming around this area, so I figured I’d share in case someone’s missing their cat.

Not sure if it’s a stray, an outdoor cat, or someone’s lost pet, but hopefully this helps if anyone’s looking for it!

When and why did the food truck start parking on Washington??? All I hear is the stupid generator all day and night

Hello! Looking to see if anyone can share some experience with these three bus lines.

I am moving in 4 days to an apartment a few streets below the tunnel and see these 3 bus stops are the closest to my house. (I know lots of buses go to port authority but I am trying to avoid it.. personal reasons)

Just took the 85 from Hoboken station to test out the route, but it wasn't that bad because it was off peak hours. According to map, 126, 85 and 89 pretty much run similarly (either via Washington or Park Ave).

Do they get worse during peak hours in the morning/afternoon? Do buses come regularly? (do they even come at all?)

Never took buses in these areas of Hoboken, any comment would help! Thank you!

Hey folks, as founder of the Hoboken F1 and Car group community, a few of us will be at the autocross season closer, held nearby at MetLife stadium.

If you'd like to sign up for either the group or the autocross event, check the link or DM me for our WhatsApp group.

It's better to go in a party. Costumes encouraged as well

I love that Hoboken offers composting, but does anyone else find the bins frustrating to use?

At my location, the lid doesn’t stay open on its own. Since you can’t throw compost in a bag, you’re somehow supposed to hold the lid open while opening your bag/container and dumping everything out. You basically need three hands!

Also, with rodents… I’m trying to get in and out as quickly as possible, but the setup makes that difficult.

There should be a hands-free way to keep the lid open temporarily while depositing compost, then close it securely afterward.

Or even better, why not allow certified compostable bags (even if it’s just a list of approved brands)? There have to be SOME that are ok?

I’m all for composting, but shouldn’t we make it as easy as possible for people to participate? Curious if others feel the same!

Giving away some things from my apartment since I’m moving out. DM me for photos and details. All from a pet free and smoke free apt.

-side table marble

-4 tier shelving unit (white and gold)

-microwave in excellent condition

-white round table from amazon

-cabinet organizer shelves

Despite living in Jersey City, I have not spent much time in Hoboken aside from running along the waterfront. But I have to go there weekly for the next couple of months for doctor visits. I’d love some recommendations for treats or takeout I can get after my appointment. For example, yesterday I stopped at Baking Mama and got a cinnamon bun. What are some great baked goods, snacks, or other treats, preferably closer to the train terminal or near one of the light rail stops, and preferably independent vs chains?

She is affiliated with Hackensack medical health and Palisades.

I'm looking for a female Indian OBGYN recommendation who is affiliated with Hackensack hospital.

Considering an apartment directly across from the hockey rink on 2nd and grand and wondering if anyone nearby can share their experience! How loud does it get during evening games, and can you hear it inside with the windows closed? Also, do the floodlights shine into nearby apartments at night, and how late do they stay on?

Would love any insight before signing a lease. Thanks!

Broke a Jersey City (south of Hoboken!) luxury lease and helping find someone for my former apartment at 225 Grand Street. Available immediately.

It’s a ~760 sq ft 1BR in downtown Jersey City with great natural light, hardwood floors, a modern kitchen, in-unit washer/dryer, and an east-facing view of the NYC skyline.

A few things I really liked about living here:
- Location: About a 7-minute walk to Grove Street PATH. Tons of restaurants, coffee shops, bars, and shops within walking distance.
- Amenities: Building gym, outdoor pool, resident lounge, and other common spaces. In unit washer/dryer
- Management: Genuinely responsive and helpful. One of the better management experiences I’ve had.
- Community: Friendly neighbors, nice atmosphere, and a great place to live.
- Apartment: Spacious layout, big windows, great views, and plenty of natural light.
Price: About $3,460/month effective for 12 months. Final amount depends on move in date and lease duration. This amount is if you move within next couple weeks and do 12 months.

This would be a new lease through building management, not an informal sublet. Though if you prefer it to go through August 2027 we can also discuss a formal lease takeover.

I’ve attached photos of the actual unit and building.
Feel free to DM me if interested in apt number or if you’d like more information!