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Re: Do Prospective Home Buyers Look at Both JC & Hoboken?
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I've been looking at both for some time. That said, they are quite different. Only downtown JC is directly comparable to the majority of Hoboken. Other areas (1/2 family houses in Heights or Bergen Lafayette) are not really comparable to Hoboken. So I can see why your agent would say that.
Posted on: 2019/9/4 15:13
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We recently had a real estate agent tell us not to compare JC to Hoboken. She made it sound like buyers either specifically want JC or Hoboken.
Posted on: 2019/9/4 2:51
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Nope, even if you are on the second or third or sixth floor, you are gonna get affected during a flood. Where do you think all the mechanical stuff is?
Posted on: 2019/9/4 1:04
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Home away from home
 
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Surely it depends on your price point. All things being equal I'd buy in Hoboken as long as it wasn't ground floor in a flood zone. The JC school tax fiasco is only going to get worse and since Mayor Zimmer their governance is less corrupt.
Posted on: 2019/9/3 20:01
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Do Prospective Home Buyers Look at Both JC & Hoboken?
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If one was looking to purchase, would one consider both Hoboken and Jersey City whilst perusing?
Or are buyers strictly dedicated to either city?
Posted on: 2019/9/3 15:31
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