Where We Are

Our City Hoboken, New Jersey

Hoboken was originally an island. The Hudson River was to the east. To the west was a swamp near the Palisades Sill. The island was a campsite used by the Lenni Lenape. The name Hoboken comes from the original Lenape name for "Hobocan Hackingh" or "land of the tobacco pipe." The City is mostly recognized for holding the first recorded baseball game in 1846 at Elysian Fields, home to the oldest  

technology Institute in the United States and the birthplace of Frank Sinatra. Today Hoboken is a vibrant, modern, Multi ethnic metropolis with a growing population enriched with a diversity of thoughts, ideas, innovation and creativity. As part of the New York Metro area,  Hoboken is uniquely position in attracting the brightest minds in our pursuit of developing our our City’a Hunan capital.  

Our Developments

The Hoboken Housing Authority is made up of many properties throughout the city. We have garden style apartment buildings and high rises. Our family buildings include Andrew Jackson Gardens, Harrison Gardens, Christopher Columbus Garden. Our senior buildings include Fox Hill Gardens and Adams and Monroe Gardens.

  • Andrew Jackson Gardens

  • Harrison Gardens

  • Christopher Columbus

  • Fox Hill Gardens

  • Adams & Monroe Gardens