You'll appreciate the 1426 sq. ft. of spacious living the moment you walk in.  Wide, open and bright, your living room and dining room have 5 east facing windows, hardwood floors and recessed lights.  Adjoining is your lovely kitchen with plentiful cabinets, Silestone counters with breakfast bar, stainless appliances, deep double sink with disposal and a convenient pantry. 

You'll also be delighted with the tremendous closest space.  2 double door closets in the hallways, plus another huge Walk-in California closet (think NYC sized bedroom).

Your king-sized master bedroom has yet another large Walk-in California closet and a wonderful private bathroom.

This home has a full sized garage parking space with extra room for storage and a common yard.

Ideally located in the midtown section of Hoboken which is close to Columbus Park & playgrounds, Hoboken’s two largest grocery stores, great neighborhood restaurants and fantastic transportation via the Light Rail, The Hop or the NJ Transit bus to NYC.

This is a truly special place to call home and I invite you to learn more about this opportunity today!

Email eddie@InvestHoboken.com or text / call Eddie Perez at 201-344-2886.  RE/MAX Gold Coast Realty

Stunning top floor duplex penthouse commands the southeast corner with direct views of Manhattan or the Statue of Liberty from every room! Originally reserved as the developers private residence, this home has 20ft ceilings in two living areas, 2 balconies and 2 “side by side� garage parking spaces. With over 1800 square feet of style, this home is designed to be big enough for the entire family or just as your very own showplace of comfort! 24hr doorman, gym, swimming pool and NYC ferry out your door!

Home prices are one factor in determining your cost of ownership, but so are interest rates and financing availability. Even though interest rates have gone up in the last six months, they are still near historic lows. Since your monthly mortgage payment is a combination of paying down your principal and paying the interest owed, if home prices come down a little further but interest rates go up, it could cost you even more to service a mortgage on an identical home!

While a home is a major investment, it is also the center of your personal life. It's important to live in a home that reflects your taste and values, yet is within your financial "comfort zone." To that end, it may be more important to lock in today's relatively low interest rates and low home prices, rather than to hope for a further break in prices in the future.

Please give me a call if I can be of any assistance in determining how much home you can afford in today's market.

If you have not owned a home in three years, you qualify as a first time home buyer. If you buy a home after April 9, 2008 and before July 1, 2009, you qualify for this credit. Call your friends who just bought a home since April 9th and tell them they may take $7,500 off their tax bill if they qualify. It has to be your principal residence, so rentals do not count.

The tax credit is 10% of the cost of the home, up to a maximum of $7,500. This is not an additional deduction that lowers the amount of income to be taxed, it is a tax credit. In other words, you take $7,500 off your tax bill. But there is a catch; the credit you receive now is actually an interest-free loan that must be repaid.

The loan has no interest, and will be paid back over 15 years. You get the credit on your 2008 taxes, but you start paying it back on your 2010 taxes that are due in 2011, so you get at least two years without a payment. You pay back 6.67% of the credit each year, so for a $7,500 credit the payment is $502.50 per year. If you stay put for 15 years, you pay it off with no interest.

What happens if you sell the house? You pay the balance back at the closing. So, you get $7,500 now, and pay the rest of it back if you make money on the sale of your house. What happens if you do not make enough money when you sell your house? They forgive the rest of the debt.

Other restrictions stipulate that you have to buy your first house in three years before July 1, 2009, not have super high income, not use bond financing and buy anywhere in the US.

If you'd like to learn more about this program, please call me!