The Hoboken & Downtown JC Open House Google Map for Saturday, April 13th & Sunday, April 14th 2013
Categories: For Buyers, Hoboken Brownstones, Hoboken Condos, Hoboken New Construction, Jersey City Condos, Open House
The Original and Best Open House Google Map!
Courtesy of the Turoff Realty Team
No need to register! No form to fill out!
Just click on the map below to see every Open House in Hoboken this weekend:
Click HERE to see the Downtown Jersey City Open House Map
When you look at the maps, place markers are color coded:
- Studios & 1BRs are red
- 2BRs are green
- 3BRs & Bigger are yellow
- New listings are marked with a Push Pin icon (in the same color scheme.)
Click the “Address”, “Price” “Bed” or “Details” columns to sort the list of open houses in ascending or descending order.
Click on the location marker for:
- open house date
- time
- unit size
- asking price
- link to all the info found on the MLS and more (from ourHobokensBestHomes.com IDX feed.)
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The Weekly Wednesday Wrap-Up – Hoboken Residential Sales and Activity for the Week of April 10th, 2013
Categories: For Buyers, For Sellers, Hoboken Brownstones, Hoboken Condos, Hoboken New Construction, Market Analysis, Weekly Wednesday Wrap Up
This Week’s Residential Property Sales & Activity:
223 active Hoboken listings:
- 206 Condo & Co-op listings, compared to 187 last week
- 17 Single- and multi-family listings, compared to 15 last week
- 13 DABOs (Deposit Accepted By Owner i.e. under contract) vs 15 last week
- 18 Sold vs. 16 last week
- 69 New listings vs. 39 last week
- 20 Price changes vs. 11 last week
- 2 expired listings vs. 0 last week
1 Bedroom & Studio Properties
26 New listings
8 Price changes
86 Active listings
3 DABOs
- 1015 Washington St., 5 listed Mar 20 for $365K;
- 318-320 Park Ave., 2B listed Mar 9 for $459K;
- 1125 Maxwell Ln., 512 listed April 9 for $720K;
3 Sold
- 100 Clinton St., 5C listed May 9 for $250K; reduced Aug 28 to $240K; sold for $240K;
- 307 Monroe St., 4 listed Sept 24 for $277K; sold for $276K;
- 501 9th St., 301 listed Jan 18 for $415K; sold for $428K;
2 Bedroom Properties
27 New listings
10 Price changes
91 Active listings
7 DABOs
- 744 Park Ave., 5 listed Mar 20 for $500K;
- 500 Hudson St., 5B listed Mar 18 for $529K;
- 729 Madison St., 4B listed Mar 21 for $530K;
- 222 Grand St., 1H listed Jan 25 for $559K;
- 915 Madison St., 6F listed Jan 10 for $570K;
- 729 Madison St., 2H listed Mar 13 for $600K;
- 1125 Maxwell Ln., 904 listed Jan 25 for $1.075M;
- 131 Monroe St., 3N listed Jan 12 for $403K; sold for $410K;
- 420 Jefferson St., 4C listed Feb 27 for $439K; sold for $439K;
- 807-809 Garden St., 4 listed Jan 23 for $449K; sold for $440K;
- 501 Adams St., 1H listed Sept 16 for $489K; sold for $492K;
- 518-520 Monroe St., 4A listed Sept 6 for $550K; reduced Oct 10 to $535K; reduced Dec 21 to $510K; reduced Jan 29 to $500K; sold for $494K;
- 830 Monroe St., 3 C listed Jan 25 for $524K; sold for $525K;
- 650 2nd St. 4F listed Jan 3 for $569K; sold for $538K;
- 700 1st St., 6F listed Feb 14 for $545K; sold for $546K;
- 331 Jefferson St., 3 listed Dec 18 for $589K; sold for $570K;
- 1100 Adams St., 510 listed Jan 16 for $585K; sold for $575K;
- 1500 Washington St., 10E listed Jan 20 for $899K; sold for $890K;
- 1500 Hudson St., 11E listed Dec 20 for $950K; sold for $940K;
3 Bedroom & Bigger Properties
16 New listings
2 Price changes
36 Active listings
10 Multi-Family Active listings
3 DABO’s
- 700 1st St., 9W listed Mar 25 for $600K;
- 1249 Bloomfield St., listed Mar 21 for $1.30M;
- 631 Garden St., listed April 8 for $2.30M;
- 125 Monroe St., 2 listed May 14 for $485K; sold for $499K;
- 728 Bloomfield St., 3 listed Feb 27 for $825K; sold for $890K;
- 618 Garden St., listed April 20, 2012 for $1.250M; sold for $1.185M;
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How Careful Should You Be About Letting a “Realtor” into Your Hoboken Condo?
Categories: For Buyers, For Sellers
There was a wild story on NJ.com the other day about a realtor who went into someone’s apartment without permission, took a book off the shelf and was caught in the act by the tenant. A fight ensued and the police were called. It is a bizarre story and I was stunned.
A few days later, I learn from one of my clients that a (supposed) realtor showed up at his property without an appointment. The seller let him and the (supposed) buyers into his home and showed them around. When he told me about it I immediately asked for the agent’s name. He didn’t know. Fortunately, this person really was an agent.
The bigger issue here, however, is how did the seller know he wasn’t a thief or worse? Anyone can look for properties that are for sale on-line, put on a suit, or not, knock on a door with two people who look like typical Hoboken buyers and talk their way into a property. Would you let them in? Would you ask to see some ID? Would you say, “please wait in the hall while I call my own agent to confirm that it is alright for me to show you the property”?
Maybe I am just paranoid but my advise is DO NOT let unannounced, unexpected strangers into your home. For your own sake and safety, check first to be sure they are who they say they are. In today’s world, you never know what scam someone may be pulling.
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