Anthony Vetrano helps buyers and sellers navigate Hoboken and Jersey City with local knowledge, clear advice, and personal attention. He is an Associate Broker with Weichert, Realtors and founder of the Hudson Agents team.
Why clients choose Anthony Vetrano
Clients choose Anthony for his knowledge of local buildings, experienced negotiation, and attention to the details of their purchase or sale.
Sales and Recognition
RealTrends Verified reports $68.17 million and 71 transaction sides based on 2025 sales data, ranking Anthony #2 in Hoboken by volume and sides and #14 in New Jersey by volume. RateMyAgent lists Hudson County awards for 2024, 2025 and 2026. Read client reviews on Zillow and RateMyAgent. The track record highlights past sales across the area.
Building-level expertise
Anthony’s experience includes 18 sales across 17 homes at 75 Park Lane, five sales at 99 Hudson, and repeat transactions in Hoboken buildings including 1400 Hudson, Maxwell Place, Hudson Tea, and Wonder Lofts. Explore the 52 condo building guides and neighborhood guides for practical details about these markets.
Direct representation
Anthony leads pricing and negotiation, with the Hudson Agents team supporting marketing, showings, and transaction coordination. Clients receive clear communication and guidance as their purchase or sale moves forward.
Seller strategy
A listing plan begins with comparable sales, the home’s condition, and the seller’s timing. Preparation, photography, marketing, and showing access are planned around the property. Anthony’s sales include 1237 Garden Street at $3.9 million in 2025, followed by 1251 Garden at $3.4 million and 1213 Garden at $3.35 million in 2026. The Seller Center and the Hoboken and Jersey City seller guides explain the process.
Buyer intelligence
Buyers receive help comparing properties, understanding recurring costs, and identifying questions for the lender, attorney, inspector, and association. Explore buyer representation in Hoboken or Jersey City, while the carrying cost calculator and tax comparison tool support the early budget discussion.
Local track record
The closings concentrate where the site’s guides concentrate. The published record includes 81 Hoboken sales since 2020, including 37 highlighted in Uptown and the north waterfront, 19 in Midtown, 13 in Downtown, and 11 in the Southwest. In Jersey City, 71 sales, including 25 in Newport, 19 in Hamilton Park and Historic Downtown, 11 in Paulus Hook, 7 in the Exchange Place towers, and 4 in the Heights. The Hoboken and Jersey City hubs put those numbers in market context, and the luxury page presents selected sales above $2 million.
Questions people ask about Anthony Vetrano
Is Anthony Vetrano one of the top Realtors in Hoboken?
Yes. RealTrends Verified reports $68.17 million and 71 transaction sides based on 2025 sales data, ranking Anthony #2 in Hoboken by volume and sides and #14 in New Jersey by volume. RateMyAgent lists Hudson County awards for 2024, 2025 and 2026. His experience includes condos, brownstones and waterfront homes across both cities.
Which brokerage is Anthony Vetrano with?
Weichert, Realtors, in the Hoboken office at 1101 Hudson Street. Hudson Agents is the name of his team within Weichert, Realtors; it is not a separate brokerage.
Does Anthony work with clients directly?
Yes. Anthony leads the pricing and negotiation strategy, supported by the Hudson Agents team throughout the transaction.
Where can I read client reviews and see past sales?
Client reviews are available on Google, Zillow, and RateMyAgent. The Reviews page brings those links together, and the Track Record page highlights past sales across Hoboken, Jersey City, and the surrounding area.
Talk to Anthony
Call or text Anthony Vetrano at 908-227-8226 for Hoboken or Jersey City pricing and strategy, or book a call. Sellers can start with what a Hoboken home is worth or the Jersey City version; buyers can start with the Buyer Center. Read the About page for how a transaction runs, or the full profile for the complete background.
Reviewed August 2026. Rankings and review counts reflect their sources as of that date.