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8/13/2020 Luxe Top-Floor, Two-Bed Condo with Balcony For Sale at Maxwell Place, Hoboken—Jersey Digs

Live at the true height of luxury in this top-floor, two-bed condo with New York City and Hudson River views, plus a private balcony. Located within the luxe Maxwell Place in Uptown Hoboken, Unit 637 is a corner residence, totaling 1,328 square feet, with every amenity in the convenient and vibrant scene of the Mile Square City.
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8/12/2020 COVID-19: NJ makes $25M CARES funds available for certain Small Landlords - applications open on August 19th—Lexology

Today, August 7th, Governor Murphy announced the Small Landlord Emergency Grant (SLEG) Program, which will reimburse small residential rental property owners for lost rent revenue due to COVID-19 between April and July 2020. The program is structured to pass the benefit on to their tenants by requiring foregiveness of certain outstanding back rent and late fees. The rent foregiveness is in exchange for landlords receiving these funds from NJ.
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8/10/2020 After decade-long legal fight, Montclair luxury condo owners will finally have leaks fixed—northjersey.com

Last week, when storm Isaias swept through Montclair and water began pouring in through the wallboard above the windows of her high-end condominium in the Siena, Dagny Henderson was at the ready with buckets. The next day, when the curtain rod in her bedroom came crashing down, loosened by the spongy wallboard, the 87-year-old widow hardly batted an eye.
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8/7/2020 $5.9M penthouse is Asbury Park’s most expensive home ever sold—6sqft

A penthouse in Asbury Park that was listed for $5.9 million just closed, becoming the most expensive home ever sold in the Jersey Shore town. Located at the 17-story Asbury Ocean Club, the duplex penthouse contains four bedrooms, four bathrooms, and boasts roughly 2,300 square feet of outdoor space, which comes in the form of a wrap-around terrace, sunroom, and outdoor kitchen.
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8/7/2020 Leaving New York: How to Choose the Right Suburb—The New York Times

For some New Yorkers, urban life is a phase, to be experienced between college and the birth of a first or second child. The question of moving to the suburbs is not “whether,” so much as “when.”
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8/5/2020 ‘Solaia’ complex will bring 14 stories of 70 luxury condos to Palisade Cliffs area of North Bergen—Hudson County View

The current plan is for the pre-construction sales of one-to-three-bedroom homes to begin in early fall, ahead of construction on the Architectura-designed building slated to be completed in the first quarter of 2021.
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8/3/2020 Suburban Homeowners Looking to Downsize Buy in the City—Mansion Global

The pandemic and stay-at-home guidelines stimulated a lifestyle reevaluation for many people. For some, that meant giving up a city home for the fresher air and outdoor space of the suburbs or the country, but, on the other hand, some took this as an opportunity to fulfill the dreams they had long nurtured to downsize from their too-large home and embrace an urban way of life.
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7/30/2020 Associa Community Management Corporation of New Jersey President Serves on Expert Panel—Globe Newswire

Associa Community Management Corporation of New Jersey (CMC NJ) president, Michael Pesce, PCAM®, recently served as an expert panelist for “Moving Forward—Advice on Legal Requirements, Operations, and Engaging Residents Post-COVID,” a virtual town hall event held by The New Jersey Cooperator.
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7/30/2020 Glenwood Institute—Atlas Obscura

Garrett Augustus Hobart was born in Long Branch, New Jersey on June 3, 1844. Hobart, who grew up in nearby Marlboro, held a number of elected positions in his home state leading up to his election as Vice President of the United States under President William McKinley in 1896.
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7/21/2020 New Jersey Moves Again to Include Environmental Justice in Permitting Process—Lexology

New Jersey continues to focus on environmental justice as the Legislature advances proposed legislation that would require the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection (the “NJDEP”) to consider impact on overburdened communities when reviewing certain permit applications.
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7/21/2020 Realty vs. reality: That N.J. ‘burbs housing boom | Editorial—nj.com

Could it be the end of a trend and the start of a new one?
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7/16/2020 Police: Mahwah Man, 87, Threatens Painters With Knife, Coaxed From Condo By Sergeant On Ladder—Mahwah-Ramsey Daily Voice

An 87-year-old Mahwah man who threatened a painting crew with a knife had to be coaxed out of his condo by a police sergeant who climbed a ladder to his window, authorities said.
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7/9/2020 Hamilton Park Condo Association Saves 189 Lives with Blood Drive—Patch.com

Over 50 blood donors came out to support the Hamilton Park Condo Association & DVORA community blood drive with their lifesaving blood.
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7/8/2020 Phillips Nizer Adds Five Attorneys in Patent Litigation, Matrimonial Law, Commercial Litigation—Insider New Jersey

Phillips Nizer LLP has added two partners and three counsel to its premier intellectual property, family law and commercial litigation practices.
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7/2/2020 Ernest McKenney, retired defense contract negotiator, dies at 94—The Philadelphia Inquirer

Ernest McKenney, 94, formerly of Northern Liberties, a retired defense contract negotiator, died Thursday, June 25, of complications from dementia at Brandywine Living at Haverford Estates, a senior community.
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6/30/2020 3 Reasons to Buy a Condo — and 3 Reasons to Beware—WTOP News

If you’re contemplating buying a house, especially in an urban area, you may be asking yourself: Is buying a condo a better deal?
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6/30/2020 Murphy signs Stack bill blocking condo conversions—New Jersey Globe

Gov. Phil Murphy on Friday signed into law a bill that would let some municipalities block converting affordable rental housing units to owner-residence housing.
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6/22/2020 Roseland council agrees to pave, maintain streets in condo complexes—The Progress

The Borough Council approved an ordinance that would allow Roseland to maintain, mill and pave streets owned by condo and homeowner's associations during the mayor and council meeting Tuesday, June 16.
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6/18/2020 Housing Tax Credit Tenants Brace For Evictions Due To Virus—Law360

Thousands of cash-strapped apartment dwellers are bracing for a wave of evictions next month that could worsen the national affordable housing shortage, placing pressure on owners of housing tax credit properties seeking to maintain financial solvency during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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6/17/2020 Spacious and Modern Duplex Condo Complete with Fireplace and Private Outdoor Terrace For Sale in Downtown Jersey City—Jersey Digs

This sun-drenched duplex condo is an apartment apart from all the rest at Dixon Mills in Downtown Jersey City. Unit 402 offers two bedrooms, two fulls baths, and an additional den plus a wood-burning fireplace and private outdoor space across two floors. And convenience is king with deeded parking and a DTJC location in the middle of absolutely everything.
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