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uring the week of Sept. 29, Hudson County logged 473 residential sales, averaging $818,040 and $509 per square foot. The most expensive transaction was a 2,880‑sq‑ft single‑family home at 1229 Garden Street, sold for $4.2 million ($1,458 per sq ft) on Sep. 10. The top ten properties are:

    1. 33 Willow Terrace, Hoboken – $1.8 M, 1,464 sq ft, 3 beds, built 1901, $1,230 per sq ft, closed Sep. 11.

    2. 1500 Hudson St. Apt 7R, Hoboken – $1.8 M, 1,415 sq ft, 3 beds, built 1916, $1,272 per sq ft, closed Aug. 15.

    3. 79 Clifton Terrace, Weehawken – $1.85 M, 2,816 sq ft, 3 beds, built 1910, $657 per sq ft, closed Sep. 3.

    4. 2 Second St. Apt 3103, Jersey City – $2 M, 1,373 sq ft, 2 beds, built 2010, $1,457 per sq ft, closed Aug. 28.

    5. 806 Bloomfield St. Apt 2, Hoboken – $2.117 M, 2,048 sq ft, 3 beds, 3 baths, built 1901, $1,034 per sq ft, closed Sep. 9.

    6. 502 Monroe St. #4A, Hoboken – $2.2 M, 1,953 sq ft, 3 beds, built 2017, $1,126 per sq ft, closed Sep. 9.

    7. 715 Grand St. Apt 2A, Hoboken – $2.25 M, 2,000 sq ft, 3 beds, 2 baths, built 2014, $1,125 per sq ft, closed Sep. 5.

    8. 90 Monroe St., Hoboken – $2.4 M, 3,990 sq ft, 3 beds, built 1901, $602 per sq ft, closed Aug. 25.

    9. 209 Sixth St., Hoboken – $3.937 M, 2,240 sq ft, 5 beds, built 1867, $1,758 per sq ft, closed Sep. 9.

    10. 1229 Garden St., Hoboken – $4.2 M, 2,880 sq ft, 3 beds, built 1892, $1,458 per sq ft, closed Sep. 10.

    All prices reflect titles recorded during the week, regardless of earlier sale dates.