Geraldine Ciaccia

Geraldine Ciaccia NJ Realtor • 732-829-6055 • 📍 Hoboken, NJ
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06/23/2026

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One minute you’re walking past historic brownstones on Bloomfield and Hudson Street. Next you’re walking on Sinatra Drive with the Manhattan skyline right there.

Here’s the thing about Hoboken.

It feels quieter, slower, and more residential than New York City while still being right next to it.

The skyline views. The city energy. And Manhattan just a quick ferry, PATH, or bus ride away.

But your everyday life looks a little different here.

Tree-lined streets. Waterfront walks. Brownstones instead of giant avenues. Washington Street line with restaurants, shops, and people enjoying a slower pace.

One square mile with both neighborhood feel and one of the best skyline backdrops in the country.

Thinking about buying or selling in Hoboken?

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✨ Geraldine Ciaccia, a Hoboken, NJ real estate agent with eXp Realty showing you how to live like a local since 2003.

Serving Hoboken, Jersey City, Weehawken, Bayonne, Hudson County, and the greater NYC Metro Area.

06/22/2026

Share this with a friend that needs convincing to move to Hoboken, NJ.

I mean, I don’t know. Seems worth a shot.

Things about Hoboken that might cure what’s ailing you:

• morning walks along the Hudson
• Pilates, pastries, and a glass of wine all on one block
• outdoor dining that feels a little bit like Paris
• a small town that happens to sit across from Manhattan
• minutes from NYC, but a lot more peaceful

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✨ Geraldine Ciaccia, a Hoboken, NJ real estate agent with eXp Realty showing you how to live like a local since 2003.

Serving Hoboken, Jersey City, Weehawken, Bayonne, Hudson County, and the greater NYC Metro Area.

06/21/2026

Comment “PRINCETON” and I’ll send you my Princeton, NJ Local guide.

One minute you’re wandering through Hoboken, NJ down the Hudson River Waterfront Walkway along Sinatra Drive. It’s one of the best skyline walks in the entire NYC area.

Then next you’re at Palmer Square in Princeton, NJ enjoying paella with a sangria in your hand at Mediterra Restaurant & Taverna, and it feels like a completely different state.

It kind of is.

New Jersey just refuses to be one thing. You don’t have to choose. That’s kind of the whole point.

And if you’ve been watching from New York City or Philadlelphia thinking about moving to Princeton, NJ and trying to figure out if it’s your kind of place . . . it probably is. Because there’s a version of this for almost everyone.

People moving to Mercer County keep telling me they didn’t expect this much variety. That tracks.

Comment “Princeton” and I’ll send you my Princeton, NJ Local guide.

— Debbie Peel, highlighting the exceptional in Princeton real estate and a life well lived.

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06/20/2026

Comment START and let’s talk about your Hoboken, NJ real estate goals.

I don’t just show up and open doors.

I negotiate. I problem solve. I find the thing everyone said didn’t exist. I get to the closing table when other agents couldn’t.

That is the job.

Buyers and sellers moving to Hoboken, buying in Maxwell Place, selling in Hudson Tea, upgrading in Hudson County. They hire me because they want someone who figures it out.

I figure it out.

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✨ Geraldine Ciaccia, a Hoboken, NJ real estate agent with eXp Realty showing you how to live like a local since 2003.

Serving Hoboken, Jersey City, Weehawken, Bayonne, Hudson County, and the greater NYC Metro Area.

06/16/2026

Are you moving to Hoboken or considering it?

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Most of the Instagram videos about life in Hoboken tend to feature cute coffee shops or fun things to do. While that is a huge part of what makes this place so great, I’m here to cover the less “romantic” side of things.

Here are 3 things you won’t see in any Hoboken marketing video, but you’ll want to know before you move.

GROCERIES

Where will you buy groceries? Good news, you have options and everything is walkable.

ShopRite on Madison, Acme on Clinton, Trader Joe’s on Willow, 365 Whole Foods on Washington, Urban Market on 14th, and a new Dumbo Market opening on the southwest corner. Plus bodegas throughout the city.

PARKING

Honestly, you don’t need a car. Hoboken is 1.3 square miles and you can walk everywhere.

If you do need parking, a lot of condo buildings come with a deeded spot or offer rental parking. Street parking is an option, but you’ll need a Hoboken resident permit, and that includes your license saying you live in Hoboken.

COMMUTING TO NYC

You have options. PATH, NY Waterway ferry, bus, and the Light Rail to Weehawken or Jersey City.

A lot of the luxury buildings uptown also run shuttles to the PATH. Most people alternate. Ferry in, PATH home is a popular combo.

What other questions do you have about living in Hoboken?

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✨ Geraldine Ciaccia, a Hoboken, NJ real estate agent with eXp Realty showing you how to live like a local since 2003.

Serving Hoboken, Jersey City, Weehawken, Bayonne, Hudson County, and the greater NYC Metro Area.

06/14/2026

If you love spending your Saturdays going to the farmers market, Pilates, and brunch, then Hoboken is for you.

Here’s why people love living here:

• everything is walkable, the whole city is 1.3 square miles
• only 15 minutes to New York City by PATH, ferry, or bus
• the Manhattan skyline as your backyard
• a strong small business community
• historic brownstones on tree-lined streets

If you’re thinking about moving here, I think you’re going to love my Hoboken Local Guide.

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✨ Geraldine Ciaccia, a Hoboken, NJ real estate agent with eXp Realty showing you how to live like a local since 2003.

Serving Hoboken, Jersey City, Weehawken, Bayonne, Hudson County, and the greater NYC Metro Area.

06/10/2026

f you want all the perks of New York City, but don’t want to live in the city, then Hoboken is for you.

Here’s why people love living here:

• everything is walkable, the whole city is 1.3 square miles
• only 15 minutes to New York City by PATH, ferry, or bus
• the Manhattan skyline as your backyard
• a strong small business community
• historic brownstones on tree-lined streets

If you’re thinking about moving here, I think you’re going to love my Hoboken Locals Guide.

Comment GUIDE and I’ll send it to your DMs.

Be sure to follow for all things local Hoboken living and real estate.

✨ Geraldine Ciaccia, a Hoboken, NJ real estate agent with eXp Realty showing you how to live like a local since 2003.

Serving Hoboken, Jersey City, Weehawken, Bayonne, Hudson County, and the greater NYC Metro Area.

06/09/2026

Hudson County NJ Median Home Prices | April 2026

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Here’s what homes actually sold for across Hudson County last month.

Bayonne $555,000 (+22.65%)
Hoboken $1,107,500 (+23.74%)
Jersey City $700,000 (+9.8%)
North Bergen $555,000 (+32.14%)
Union City $462,000 (+49.03%)
Weehawken $937,000 (-25.04%)
West New York $760,000 (+76.74%)

Quick note on the big swings.

These are month-over-month numbers, not year-over-year. And they’re medians, which means the mix of homes that sold that month can heavily impact the number. A handful of high-priced sales can shift the median higher, especially in towns with lower sales volume.

Same thing in reverse for the towns showing a drop.

Medians are useful. They’re not the whole story. Every town has homes selling well above and below these numbers depending on location, building, condition, and what’s actually on the market.

If you want real context on what’s happening in Hoboken specifically, that’s what I do.

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✨ Geraldine Ciaccia, a Hoboken, NJ real estate agent with eXp Realty showing you how to live like a local since 2003.

Serving Hoboken and Jersey City, NJ and the surrounding Hudson County area.

📊 Source: Realtors Property Resource® (RPR) • Median Sold Price • Single-Family + Condos • Period: April 2026 • Not financial advice; local conditions vary.

06/08/2026

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Hoboken keeps leveling up. New restaurants, new retail, new wellness concepts. The kind of openings that tell you where this market is going.

I know some people get worried when bigger names start moving in. I’m not.

Hoboken needs both.

The new openings bring energy and convenience. But the local spots are what make this town feel like home. Bin 14. Apulia. Luna Rosa. Those are always going to have my business.

Both can exist here. That’s part of what makes Hoboken, Hoboken.

And from a real estate perspective, all of it matters.

Dining, retail, and lifestyle upgrades tend to strengthen long-term appreciation. Buyers pay a premium for convenience, access, and continued investment in the community. When real brands plant their first NJ location here, that’s a signal.

And walkability is the asset. Every new opening makes that asset more valuable.

If you own in Hoboken, changes like these can directly impact pricing strategy, timing, and resale value over the next few years.

If you’re planning to buy, knowing where growth is happening matters more than people realize. It can shape what you pay now and how your investment performs later.

This is the kind of long-term, local insight I help my clients plan around, not react to.

Curious what all of this means for your home’s value? Comment START and let’s talk. You don’t have to be ready to sell. I’m happy to walk you through where you stand.

✨ Geraldine Ciaccia, a Hoboken, NJ real estate agent with eXp Realty showing you how to live like a local since 2003.

Serving Hoboken, Jersey City, Weehawken, Bayonne, Hudson County, and the greater NYC Metro Area.

06/06/2026

I got my sellers a record sale in their building. And I never asked for highest and best. ⤵️

This listing went under contract in 4 days. Multiple offers. All sight unseen.

When offers come in hot and fast, a lot of agents default to “send your highest and best by Friday” and call it a day.

Easy. Fast. Done.

But that is not a strategy. That is a shortcut.

I don’t do that.

I get on the phone with every buyer’s agent. I find out where their client really is.

What matters to them. What they’d stretch for.

Then I go back to my sellers with real information. Not a bunch of numbers with no context behind them.

That is how you actually get the result you want.

Not just the highest number on paper. The cleanest deal. The strongest buyer.

The best terms.

Once we close, I’ll share more about the strategy and what it ultimately got my sellers.

For now, I just want you to see what thoughtful representation actually looks like in this market.

If you are thinking about selling your Hoboken condo this year, this is the kind of work that should be happening behind the scenes for you.

Comment START and let’s talk.

✨ Geraldine Ciaccia, a Hoboken, NJ real estate agent with eXp Realty showing you how to live like a local since 2003.

Hoboken, NJ Real Estate | Serving Hoboken, Jersey City, Hudson County and the greater NYC Metro Area

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