10 Provost Guide: Powerhouse Arts District, Jersey City Condos

Powerhouse Arts District, Jersey City

10 Provost

10 Provost is the Powerhouse Arts District’s modern tower: Toll Brothers construction and a deep amenity program in downtown’s gallery-and-warehouse quarter.

Modern towerFull amenity program
Arts DistrictDowntown’s loft quarter
WalkableTo Grove Street PATH

10 Provost is a Toll Brothers condominium completed in 2018 in the Powerhouse Arts District. The 28-story building combines modern interiors and shared amenities with access to nearby restaurants and the Grove Street PATH. Compare it with the district’s other condos and lofts based on the specific home and its ownership costs.

Building facts

Address 10 Provost Street, Jersey City, NJ 07302 (Powerhouse Arts District, at Provost Square between Bay and First Streets)
Completed 2018
Developer Toll Brothers City Living, in the Provost Square development
Height 28 stories
Residences 242 condominiums, studios to three bedrooms
Ownership Condominium
Property taxes Confirm the current bill and any PILOT obligation for the specific unit with the Jersey City Tax Assessor. Where a financial agreement applies, obtain its amendments, payment schedule and expiration date; construction year alone does not establish tax status.
HOA dues Use the current statement for the exact unit. Confirm included utilities, reserve contributions, separate amenity charges and any assessment installments with management.
Parking On site garage; spaces convey with some homes and are available for purchase or license for others; confirm on the listing
Pets Request the current written pet policy, including any restrictions and approval process.
Amenities Attended lobby, outdoor pool and deck, fitness center and yoga space, resident lounge, children’s play areas, rooftop outdoor space, bike storage, and garage. Confirm the current rules and fees.
Interiors Floor to ceiling windows, open kitchens with stone counters, in unit washers and dryers, wide plank floors
Transit Grove Street PATH is the main nearby station, with service toward World Trade Center and 33rd Street. Light rail provides additional local connections; current NY Waterway ferry routes use Paulus Hook.
Neighborhood The Powerhouse Arts District: the landmark Powerhouse, the restaurants of Bay, First, and Provost Streets, Cooke Lofts and the other conversions, the Oakman across the district, and the Newport towers to the north

What 10 Provost is like to live in

10 Provost combines newer condominium layouts and shared amenities with the Powerhouse Arts District setting. Restaurants, galleries, and Grove Street transit are nearby. Outlook and light vary across the building, so compare the particular floor plan and exposure alongside current dues, taxes, and services.

The lines and floors that set the price

Layout, floor, outlook, condition, and parking rights help distinguish residences. Compare the actual view and room arrangement, then choose completed sales that reflect the home you are considering.

Sales context

Use recent completed sales in the building and relevant nearby alternatives to evaluate a home at 10 Provost. The Oakman, district loft conversions, and other Provost Square residences can provide additional context when adjusted for their differences.

What buyers should know

Review current association information, recurring costs, parking, and any planned work. Compare the available home with the Oakman and nearby lofts based on the features and services you value.

What sellers should know

A seller at 10 Provost competes with other residences in the building, newer Provost Square inventory, and nearby condos such as the Oakman. Show the actual outlook, floor plan, condition, and parking clearly. Use relevant closed sales to set a price, then assess showing feedback and competing listings after launch.

Quick answers about 10 Provost

Who built 10 Provost?

Toll Brothers City Living, as part of the Provost Square development in the Powerhouse Arts District, completed in 2018.

What are the HOA fees at 10 Provost?

Request the current dues statement and budget for the residence. Compare included utilities and services, reserve contributions, separate charges, and any assessment payments alongside the unit’s tax bill.

What have homes at 10 Provost sold for?

Ask for recent completed sales with comparable layouts, floors, outlooks, and condition. Current asking prices provide a separate view of the competition.

Does 10 Provost have parking?

Yes, an on site garage; spaces convey with some homes and are available for purchase or license for others, so confirm on the listing.

How close is 10 Provost to the PATH?

Grove Street PATH is a short walk from the building. Check the route, station entrance, service pattern, and final destination when estimating your commute.

How does 10 Provost compare to the Oakman?

Both buildings offer a pool and resident amenities. 10 Provost is the taller, larger development; the Oakman has a smaller building scale. Compare the actual layout, outlook, outdoor space, parking, and total monthly costs rather than choosing on pool access alone.

Compare the wider Powerhouse Arts District

Use the Powerhouse Arts District condo and loft guide to compare nearby buildings, layouts, parking, ownership costs and routes to PATH. Bring the homes you are considering to a search-planning call with Anthony.

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Reviewed August 2026 by Anthony Vetrano, Associate Broker. Building details are provided as general guidance and change over time; confirm specifics for any unit with your agent and attorney.

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Arts District comps for 10 Provost: 908-227-8226.

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