Finding a home in Hoboken and Jersey City is no small feat, even if you know it won’t be your forever home. The decision-making process in finding real estate to rent or buy in the Hudson County area can be stressful, to say the least, as one must consider location, amenities that fit your lifestyle – and price, above all. Hoboken’s Daughter readers are always looking for recommendations on everything from real estate rental properties to condos for sale in the North Jersey area, so we thought it would be helpful to put together a guide to these buildings and homes. Check out our new real estate directory, a curated (and ever-growing) list of real estate buildings in Hoboken, Jersey City and the greater North Jersey area. Check out these local real estate properties, compare and log on for viewings, and check back regularly as the directory will be updated regularly with new listings.

Interested in listing a property in our directory? Please email [email protected].

First of all, you will always be able to go directly to the page that hosts (pun intended) all of these websites on one of our The local girl websites — for hoboken girl readers, the direct link is hobokengirl.com/real estate – and if you’re from or are thinking of Essex County, the Montclair area or North Jersey in general, you can head to themontclairgirl.com/real estate. We’ll keep adding different listings on an ongoing basis, so be sure to check back regularly!

And now some of the properties you can visit and find in our directory:

The Enclave Collection | The Enclave: 675 Monmouth Street, Jersey City, 100 House: 100 Hoboken Avenue, Jersey City, One Ten: 110 Hoboken Avenue, Jersey City

GI: @theenclavejcliving, @100housejc, @onetenjc

The Enclave, 100 Houseand one ten are part of the same real estate collection but are one of a kind. No matter which address you choose to The Enclave Collection, each building is filled with upscale amenities, outdoor spaces and modern rental residences – with distinct features. All three properties are located near parks, restaurants, and recreation, with quick access to the PATH, ferry, and NJ Turnpike, and with Citi Bikes and free shuttle service.

Hudson House | 315 15th Street, Jersey City

GI: @hudsonhouselofts

Hudson House, is a luxury residential collection of brand new studio, one, two and three bedroom residences with trendy decor and spacious layouts. It has concierge service, rooftop pool deck, speakeasy, fitness center, shuttle to the Hoboken PATH, and more.

3 acres | 400 Claremont Ave, Jersey City

GI: @3acres_jc

3 acres is all about city living and resort style living. It offers luxury studios to two-bedroom rental residences with over 70,000 square feet of indoor and outdoor amenities, including an outdoor pool, hot tub and sundeck, rooftop terrace with barbecue grills, coworking, a game room, free shuttles to the PATH, your own bar, restaurant, cafe, juice bar, and more.

The Agnes | 132 Yale Ave, Jersey City

GI: @theagnes001

The Agnes is a luxury rental property offering studio, one, two and three bedroom apartments on the West Side of Jersey City. Modern amenities include an outdoor pool and landscaped courtyard with barbecue grills, a club room, a lounge with a fireplace, a fitness center, a communal kitchen, a children’s playroom, on-site parking, a park and a dog wash. Shuttle service to Journal Square PATH Station and West Side Light Rail.

Wonder Lofts Condominiums | 720 Clinton Street, Hoboken

GI: @wonderloftshoboken

Wonder Lofts is a collection of 83 brand new condominium residences in the heart of Hoboken, located in the original Wonder Bread Factory. The historic property features 2 to 5 bedroom homes with 1,200 to 2,700 square feet of living space with historic architectural elements preserved in the contemporary revamp. Each house offers private outdoor space and a parking space in the on-site garage. Indoor and outdoor facilities include concierge, landscaped rooftop with infinity pool, circular bar, and 360-degree views of the Manhattan and Hoboken skyline. There’s also a residents’ lounge, kids’ playroom, full gym, and more.

The hazel tree | 89 Monitor Street, Jersey City

GI: @thehazeljc

The hazel tree is a collection of luxury rental homes in the Bergen-Lafayette neighborhood of Jersey City, known for its open green spaces, eclectic lifestyle options and proximity to Manhattan. The new six-story building features spacious studios, as well as one- and two-bedroom residences. Amenities include an on-site concierge, a rooftop terrace with barbecue grills, a Sky Lounge with New York views, outdoor courtyards, a coworking space, and a state-of-the-art fitness center.

Vermelle NJ | Multiple NJ locations

GI: @vermellawoodbridgenj, @vermellagarwood, @vermellaunion

The 10 vermella properties are a collection of modern, transit-friendly communities throughout New Jersey, including Union, Kearny, Harrison, Lyndhurst, Verona, Waldwick, Garwood, Woodbridge, Hackensack, and Orange. Connecting the unique personalities of the region’s wealthiest cities, Vermella aims to elevate the residential experience, bringing an original style to each residential building. Communities offer studio, one, two and three bedroom homes. Amenities include on-site parking, outdoor pools, rooftop terraces, game rooms, and more.

829 Garfield | 829 Garfield Ave, Jersey City

GI: @829Garfield

829 Garfield is a modern collection of two and three bedroom residences that prides itself on style and design. Located in the Bela neighborhood of Jersey City, there are 110 brand new luxury residences. It features a WFH-inspired lobby, on-site attached garage, private dog run, comfortable outdoor patios in select homes, and a state-of-the-art fitness center.

Haus25 | 25 Christopher Columbus Drive, Jersey City

GI: @livehaus25

Haus25 raises the bar for modern city living with residences that redefine home with hospitality-inspired services and spectacular views of NYC+ beyond. Luxury amenities include a resort-style swimming pool, exclusive bowling alley and sky lounge. There’s room for everyone at Haus25, with thoughtfully designed studios, one-, two-, and three-bedroom floor plans, each with EnergyStar-qualified appliances and high-end finishes. With a prime location in downtown Jersey City, residents can enjoy all that Jersey City has to offer while being a short train or ferry ride from Manhattan.

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The Real Estate Directory will live on our site, and our sister site The Montclair Girl on a permanent basis and will serve as an ever-growing resource. Whether you’re seriously looking to buy your forever home, toying with the idea of ​​moving to a new building, or just looking to have some fun, our real estate directory is sure to help you narrow down your next space to call home – all in one place.

Contact our marketing manager Devin for more information on how to be part of our property directory at [email protected].

OSAWATOMIE – Chase Homrighausen’s Eagle Scout Project at Osawatomie Cemetery is a project that will likely benefit families for years to come and help preserve local history.

Chase has created a directory that will help family members locate the graves of loved ones buried at the cemetery. The directory is complete with protected mounted filing cabinets, a map showing the location of 12 separate areas and a large sign, all located inside the cemetery shelter.

Chase said he first came up with the idea for the project when he was 13 and his uncle came up with it. He never forgot those words as he continued his Scouting career with Scout Troop 106 in Osawatomie.

When it came time to select an Eagle Scout project, Chase knew exactly what he wanted to do. He first pitched the idea to the Osawatomie City Council last year, and city officials were thrilled.

He then began working with staff at Osawatomie City Hall, where the city’s limited records of the cemetery were kept. Chase quickly realized that there were many missing graves in the registers, so he began the arduous task of manually entering the name on each grave.

With the help of his mother, Jamie, and a few other volunteers, Chase walked through each row of the cemetery and typed more than 5,100 names into a laptop.

These names were printed on sheets of paper, which were then placed in protective binders. Names are listed alphabetically by surname, and visitors can use a specific system to find a grave. Each name is followed by an area and row number which will guide visitors to the tomb. An accompanying zone map helps illustrate locations. Veterans are marked with an asterisk.

The display at the cemetery includes two sample names, each special to Chase. Leona “Sis” Dennis is Chase’s grandmother, and Harold Dean “Bud” Fouts is a veteran whose lawn Chase used to mow.

The names were last updated Oct. 4, but Chase showed Osawatomie City Hall officials how the system works, and he hopes the directory can be updated every six months. about.

The new repertoire was officially launched at a ceremony on October 28, and Chase said he had already heard a lot of positive things about it.

“A lot of people complimented it,” he said.