In 2017, it was the scene of a murder. In 2019, it was the poster child of an anti-slumlord crackdown by Jersey City. Now in 2022, the house connected by these threads — a two-and-a-half story eyesore at 197 Palisade Ave. — is once again under scrutiny after Jersey City moved it onto the city’s abandoned properties list. The move is a tactic to put legal pressure on the owners to either fix the property or sell it. In theory, it could allow the city to seize the building. The city is also required by state law to notify the public about additions to the abandoned list and did so last week for …
