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- 10 Provost St
- 700 Grove
- 77 Hudson St
- 88 Morgan St
- 99 Hudson
- Athena
- Crystal Point
- Fulton's Landing
- Gulls Cove
- Journal Square
- Liberty Pointe
- Liberty Terrace
- Mandalay on the Hudson
- Montgomery Greene
- Park and Shore
- Pier House
- Portofino
- Shore North
- Shore South
- Sugar House
- The Oakman
- The Sutton
- Waldo Lofts
- Wells Fargo Lofts
The Broker providing these data believes them to be correct, but advises interested parties to confirm them before relying on them in a purchase decision. Information deemed reliable but is not guaranteed.
Let's Talk Jersey City
Jersey City is technically split into two main sections; The Heights or also referred to as Jersey Heights, and the downtown Jersey City area. The downtown area has several smaller micro-neighborhoods whereas The Heights is really its own neighborhood.
Jersey City has been rated the #13 best city for young professionals in the entire country by Niche.com. It's home to about 287,000 residents and offers an urban feel were most residents actually rent their homes or own condominiums. It is the second most populated city in New Jersey after Newark and is the county seat of Hudson County. It's also the county's largest city but is still part of the New York metro area. It's bordered by the Hudson River and Upper New York Bay on the east, and the Hackensack River in Newark Bay on the west.
Jersey City's major port of entry offers a transportation terminal for distribution and manufacturing for the Port of New York and New Jersey. It shares its significant mass transit connections with Manhattan. Jersey City is one of the largest centers of banking and finance in the country giving the city its nickname Wall Street West.
Why Live in Jersey City?
As one of the first destinations for folks immigrating to the United States up until about 1954, Jersey City was a symbol of hope and excitement. With its Eastern waterfront facing the Hudson River, Jersey City is full of famous landmarks and attractions such as Liberty State Park, Ellis Island, and the Liberty Science Center.
For those looking for a little more affordable place to live the downtown Manhattan, just minutes away, Jersey City offers a great respite. It's easy to get around with our mass transit system and there's never a lack of things to do, see, and explore. This city of nature offers historical monuments, fine dining, world-class museums, and expansive parks. It's often referred to as the sixth borough of New York City and offers a robust network of transportation options, waterfront parks, boardwalks, and recreational green space.
"I was born and raised in Jersey City and I have never felt such a deep and emtional connection with any other city. This city is filled with diversity and friendship. It is beyond heartwarming that no matter what, you'll always have a friendly neighbor to greet you in the morning, the deli worker will present you with your "usual" everyday order, and the crazy weather is always a nice surprise."
"An excellent option for those working in the NYC metro area but want the feel of a small and cozy neighborhood!" - Niche.com
Living in Jersey City
Living in Jersey City means you're no more than 15 minutes or so from downtown New York and Manhattan but there is a wealth of things to do right here in town. From visual arts to fantastic food, historical venues and parks, Jersey City provides just about everything its local residents would want. The waterfront is one of the central amenities that make Jersey City stand out. It's home to the boardwalk that runs along the Hudson River providing views of the lower Manhattan skyline and the Statue of Liberty. This trendy and affluent area is known for being very walkable with friendly residents and beautiful views. The downtown area provides most of the nightlife, activities and hotspots. The Heights is named for its location on the Palisades, a 50-mile stretch of trapped rock cliffs along the western bank of the Hudson River.
You'll also find Journal Square, once the center of Jersey City, is now one of the largest stops for the PATH train heading to New York City and other New Jersey cities. This is an ideal location for those that commute to and from cities frequently filled with historic landmarks such as the Jackie Robinson statue, amazing restaurants, and shops.
Hot Spots in Jersey City
The historic downtown Jersey City area is probably one of the hottest places to find activity, great dining, and to really get a sense of what Jersey City is all about. This is the major nightlife hub of Jersey City. It spans half a mile along Newark Avenue starting at the grocery Plaza and ending around 6th Street.
Whether you're visiting and looking for great nightlife or considering moving and want the best places to explore, downtown Jersey City and the historic district is definitely one place you should hit up. While we're not necessarily considered a party town we don't disappoint. Our nightlife is similar to Greenwich Village or the lower East side of Manhattan. While you'll find a lot of fantastic bars, restaurants, fine dining, and casual options, you will find a lot of party scenes, which actually draw many people to Jersey City. The Newark Avenue Pedestrian Plaza, which extends between the Grove Street Path Plaza and Jersey Avenue is one of the most walkable neighborhoods in Jersey City. Many folks simply park and wander the streets exploring, seeking out great hotspots, and indulging in some of the best bites in the city.
Some of our favorites include Battello, offering some of the best views along the waterfront in Jersey City. This unforgettable culinary experience features contemporary Italian food with one of New Jersey's top culinary Masters, Chef Ryan DePersio.
Sam a.m. is another fantastic hotspot perfect for breakfast nestled on a small neighborhood side street. This has become a local favorite known for crafted coffees and delicious breakfasts.
The Archer is a great place to meet friends featuring unique cocktails, happy hour specials, dessert cocktails, and a lot more. Whether you're looking for unique eats like duck poutine and Pernod and cream escargot, or to experience a one-of-a-kind cocktail with friends, The Archer will not disappoint.
Jersey City Schools
Kind of a funny transition moving from cocktails to schools, but for those with students or school-age children, schools are an important factor when relocating. The Jersey public school department serves students in prekindergarten through 12th grade and is one of 31 former Abbott districts statewide established by the New Jersey Supreme Court, now referred to as SDA districts. This is based on the requirement for states to cover all the costs for school buildings and renovation projects in these districts.
The Jersey City public school district is comprised of 38 schools with nearly 30,000 students and the Dr. Ronald E McNair Academic High School was the first ranked public high school in New Jersey out of 322 schools statewide. New Jersey Monthly magazine has featured several top public high schools throughout Jersey City.
Jersey City is also home to the New Jersey City University and St. Peter's University as well as the Hudson County Community College andJersey City is primarily comprised of condominium buildings and town houses. However, there are a few single-family houses starting at about $350,000 to over $5 million. Condominiums out number houses about 10 to 1 and range in price from about $150,000-$8 million. Homes along the waterfront with beautiful views of Manhattan tend to run higher with more amenities. the Newark-based New Jersey Institute of Technology.
Jersey City Real Estate
Jersey City is primarily comprised of condominium buildings and townhouses. However, there are a few single-family houses starting at about $350,000 to over $5 million. Condominiums outnumber houses by about 10 to 1 and range in price from about $150,000-$8 million. Homes along the waterfront with beautiful views of Manhattan tend to run higher with more amenities.
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