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6/10/2021 Bernardsville condo project still being revised—The Bernardsville News

A year-and-a-half after its last public hearing, the “Claremont Manor” proposal for a five-level apartment building in the business district is still alive.
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6/10/2021 Secaucus Condo Building Evacuated Due To Gas Smell—Patch.com

Update: Secaucus Fire Dept. turned off the gas to the building and turned the matter over to PSE&G.
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6/10/2021 Will we owe the exit tax when we sell this home?—nj.com

Q. We are married, ages 66 and 70. We purchased a condo in New Jersey in 2014 and a home in Florida in 2020.
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6/7/2021 Condo residents say COVID fears are keeping pools shut, and legislation would change that—New Jersey Herald

Whether or not you can dangle your toes in your condo's pool this season may depend on Thursday's state Senate vote on a bill to protect planned communities from COVID-19 lawsuits.
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6/1/2021 Fire At Franklin Condo Complex Was Ruled Accidental—Yahoo! News

Officials said the fire might have been started by an electrical malfunction or a candle.
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5/26/2021 Waterfront condo at 99 Hudson in Jersey City goes for record $3.9M—ROI-NJ.com

The homebuying boom in New Jersey apparently includes condos, too.
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5/21/2021 SNAKE FARM: Startled NJ Resident Finds 10-Foot Python Atop Condo Trash Bin—Union Daily Voice

A Mahwah condo owner taking out the trash recently got a frightful scare: On top of the garbage bin, police said, was a 10-foot-long snake.
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5/21/2021 Armato & Mazzeo Bill Extending Veterans’ Property Tax Deduction to Residents of Co-Op, Mutual Housing Corporations Heads to Governor—Insider NJ

To expand the number of disabled veterans who can receive New Jersey’s property tax exemption, Assembly Democrats John Armato and Vincent Mazzeo sponsor a bi-partisan bill to make residents of cooperative and mutual housing corporations eligible for the exemption.
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5/21/2021 2 People Escape Toms River Fire, But Pets Perish—Patch.com

Two people escaped injury but their pets perished in a fire that severely damaged a home at a townhouse complex in Toms River on Thursday, police said.
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5/20/2021 Contractor tied to labor chief Johnny Doc sentenced to two years for tax fraud, theft from union fund—The Philadelphia Inquirer

A South Philadelphia electrical contractor and longtime ally of labor leader John J. Dougherty is headed back to prison, roughly a decade after serving a two-year sentence for similar crimes.
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5/19/2021 Shots fired into Glastonbury condo while residents slept, police say—Yahoo! News

Five shots were fired into a Glastonbury condo early Tuesday while its residents were sleeping, police said.
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5/19/2021 Wheelchair-Bound Man, Wife Rescued From Condo Fire In Marlboro—Patch.com

Two local police officers performed a rescue effort to help an elderly couple escape a structure fire that through the residential building at Millponds Condos in Marlboro on Saturday afternoon, authorities said.
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5/18/2021 Kids Will Be Kids, but Their Parents Should Know Better—The New York Times

Q: I rent a ground-floor condo with a small patio in New Jersey.
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5/10/2021 Monmouth Beach condo must keep its pool closed because of COVID-19 liabilities—News 12 New Jersey

People living at a condo complex in Monmouth Beach were told that because of the COVID-19 pandemic, the pool at the complex won’t be able to open.
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4/30/2021 Petition Urges LeFrak to Scale Back Five-Tower Plan for Jersey City Waterfront—Jersey Digs

An ambitious proposal that would bring 1,998 apartments to a pier along the Hudson River is seeing some pushback from the community despite the project falling mostly in line with the neighborhood’s existing zoning regulations.
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4/22/2021 Hoboken Officials Call Out Councilman Who Rented Out Airbnb Unit—Patch.com

Four of Hoboken's council members and the Hudson County freeholder released statements on Wednesday blasting Hoboken Councilman Michael DeFusco for frequently renting his condo via Airbnb during the pandemic over the past year.
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4/20/2021 Credit scores affect affordable housing eligibility. NJ lawmakers consider bill to help renters—NorthJersey.com

Before Superstorm Sandy, Michelle Griffith had a solid credit score.
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4/8/2021 New Lawsuit Alleges Sexism, Threats of Deportation at Jersey City’s Embattled 99 Hudson Street—Jersey Digs

Lawsuit woes continue to mount for the builders of the tallest condominium development in New Jersey as a former employee is claiming her work environment was fraught with sexism and threats of deportation.
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3/22/2021 Pashman Stein Hires 4 Partners From Norris McLaughlin—Law.com

Pashman Stein Walder Hayden has brought on four new partners from fellow New Jersey firm Norris McLaughlin, including Daniel Guadalupe, who had spent 30 years at Norris, including most recently as its litigation practice co-chairman.
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3/17/2021 Eric Zibrosky Joins the FirstService Residential's Business Development Team in New Jersey—WFMZ News

FirstService Residential, North America's property management leader, named Eric Zibrosky as business development director in its New Jersey/New York state Condo/HOA division.
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