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Why you should move to Hoboken’s Hudson Tea community
February 14, 2019 - 12:00 PM
A sense of history is still palpable at 1425 Hudson Street at Hudson Tea, a new waterfront condominium developed by Toll Brothers City Living. With 99 spacious condominiums on 12 floors, the building is modernizing the look and feel of living in Hoboken.
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When is the best time of the year to start a renovation?
February 8, 2019 - 14:00 PM
Design is arguably the biggest factor affecting your renovation schedule. Based on data collected by Bolster, the average design schedule lasts about six months—which is why it’s crucial to start this part of the process as winter is winding down if you want to begin construction in the early summer months.
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Looking for the best new condo in Hoboken or Jersey City? Here it is Read More
January 31, 2019 - 12:00 PM
In-the-know observers of the real estate world have had their eye on Jersey’s Hudson River waterfront for years now. They have watched as Hoboken’s Hudson Tea community, in particular, has evolved from a former industrial headquarters into a dynamic residential neighborhood that blends the area’s rich history with an unabashed contemporariness.
How an architect can help you to join two apartments so they look seamless
January 24, 2019 - 15:00 PM
New York City apartment combinations come with their own unique set of challenges. One such challenge many people encounter is when two apartments are severely mismatched.
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Top 12 half-truths, exaggerations, and lies NYC rental agents may tell you
January 14, 2019 - 14:30 PM
If you’re searching for a rental apartment in New York City, you’re likely to hear some things from a broker that are not completely true. Be wary if you hear any of the following:
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How to work with an architect on your NYC apartment combination
January 10, 2019 - 14:30 PM
Through the use of a proprietary, data-driven estimating tool, Bolster is able to provide homeowners with a more accurate estimate of overall costs. This is no small feat, given that half of the renovation projects in the U.S. go 40 percent to 200 percent over budget.
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