Jersey City condo sells for record-breaking $3.9 million
A penthouse at 99 Hudson recently sold for a record-breaking $3.9 million. Located on the 75th floor of New Jersey’s tallest residential tower, the 2,473 square-foot penthouse is the highest-priced residential condo closing in Jersey City history. The residence was delivered in “white box” condition, which means it has no walls or finishes. This gives the buyer a blank canvas to personalize layouts and floor design to their taste. The unit has 1,167 square-feet of private outdoor space and New York views that stretch from the Statue of Liberty to the George Washington Bridge.
Jersey City schools will remain closed till fall
[Update: JC public schools will reopen in April after all. After a quick reversal, the city announced schools will open this week].
Jersey City’s public schools will not reopen on April 26 as originally planned, reports Hudson Reporter. Superintendent Franklin Walker cites a shortage of teachers willing to return to schools as the reason for the last-minute reversal. According to Walker, more than 450 staff members declined to return to their schools last Thursday and Friday when their attendance was mandatory.
Stella’s 24/7 eatery reopens on Grove
After a brief closure, Stella’s 24/7 pizzeria has reopened at 315 Grove Street. The family-owned eatery underwent some renovations and reopened this past weekend. Stella’s has been serving downtown Jersey City since 1976 and is one of the few spots in the city where you can get a slice 24/7.
