1400 Hudson
A modern condominium in Hoboken’s uptown waterfront area, near the 14th Street ferry.
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1400 Hudson is a Toll Brothers condominium in Hoboken’s uptown waterfront area, near the 14th Street ferry. Anthony has completed seven sales here since 2022, including repeat sales of two homes. The building offers modern layouts and shared amenities; individual prices depend on the residence, its outlook, condition, and property rights.
Building facts
| Address | 1400 Hudson Street, Hoboken, NJ 07030 (uptown waterfront, between 14th and 15th Streets) |
|---|---|
| Completed | 2016 (occupancy through 2017) |
| Developer | Toll Brothers City Living, as part of the Hudson Tea community |
| Architect and interiors | Dewitt Tishman Architects; interiors by Andres Escobar |
| Height and layout | 12 stories at the Hudson Street end stepping to 9 stories along the longer wing; about 22 homes per floor |
| Residences | 236 condominiums, studios to three bedrooms |
| Ownership | Condominium; review the unit’s current tax bill, assessment, and ownership documents |
| HOA dues | Use the current statement for the exact unit. Confirm included utilities, reserve contributions, separate amenity charges and any assessment installments with management. |
| Property taxes | Use the current bill and assessment for the exact residence; review parking or other separately assessed parcels and any upcoming changes |
| Parking | On site garage with limited spaces; parking is unit-specific here, with purchase and rental arrangements both in the building, so confirm exactly what conveys on the deed before you offer |
| Pets | Request the current written pet policy, including any restrictions and approval process. |
| Amenities | 24 hour concierge and doormen, rooftop pool with cabanas, two roof terraces, two story fitness center, residents’ lounge with billiards, children’s playroom, landscaped courtyard with a rain garden, bicycle storage, private storage, complimentary shuttle to the PATH, NJ Transit, and the ferry |
| Transit | Compare the 14th Street ferry and 126 bus with the trip to Hoboken Terminal for PATH and NJ Transit. Confirm any building shuttle and its current hours directly with management. |
| Flood zone | The building sits on the waterfront block; ground level garage and mechanical areas are the direct exposure, and upper floor homes still share the building-wide costs through the master flood policy, its deductible after an event, and any assessments for repairs. Confirm the current FEMA designation, the association’s flood coverage, and its reserves in the condo documents |
What 1400 Hudson is like to live in
Toll built 1400 Hudson in red brick with corner balconies and bay windows, a nod to the factory blocks around it, and the lobby’s feature wall is a set of metal mullions that echo the old Lipton plant windows across the way. Inside, the homes are what NYC transplants keep telling me they cannot find at this price in Manhattan: oversized windows, nine foot plus ceilings, in unit washers and dryers, and layouts that were designed as condos rather than converted from something else. The rooftop pool and the two roof terraces face the skyline; the courtyard on the ground floor is quiet enough that courtyard facing homes have their own following.
The Hudson Tea area offers shops and services near the building, with Washington Street businesses and the 14th Street ferry nearby. Maxwell Place Park is south along the waterfront. For commuting, compare the complete route to your destination using the ferry, bus, or a connection to Hoboken Terminal, and confirm the current building shuttle schedule.
The lines and floors that set the price
Three things separate two otherwise identical homes here.
Exposure. Compare the outlook and natural light of each home in person. Waterfront-facing, street-facing, and courtyard-facing residences can offer different privacy, noise, and view conditions. Use relevant sales to evaluate any price difference.
Outlooks change by floor and orientation. View the home in person and compare nearby buildings and potential development when the view is a priority.
Layout and parking. Compare usable rooms, storage, balcony rights, and how the living space is arranged. Establish whether parking is deeded, assigned, or rented and whether the right transfers. A lower asking price may reflect differences in these features, so compare the complete package.
Documented sales at 1400 Hudson
These are my own closings in the building, also listed on my Track Record page. Two units appear twice because I sold them, then sold them again for the same or a new owner.
| Unit | Year | Price | Note |
|---|---|---|---|
| 511 | 2022 | $1,450,000 | Sold, then resold in 2025 |
| 511 | 2025 | $1,695,000 | 17 percent above the 2022 price |
| 418 | 2024 | $1,260,000 | Sold, then resold in 2025 |
| 418 | 2025 | $1,525,000 | 21 percent above the 2024 price |
| 1009 | 2024 | $1,480,000 | |
| 728 | 2023 | $1,290,000 | |
| 903 | 2025 | $875,000 |
The table includes repeat sales of two homes in different years. Those prices provide useful history, but they do not establish a future return or a premium for another residence.
Anthony also represented the sellers of two homes at 1425 Hudson Street: Penthouse 5 at $1,995,000 in 2024 and #10E at $1,830,000 in 2023. Those are separate residences in a neighboring building. Compare their full property details and closing dates before treating either as a comparable for a 1400 Hudson home.
Buying or selling at 1400 Hudson? Get building-specific numbers before you make a move. Book a 30-minute strategy call or, if you own here and are weighing a sale, book a listing consultation.
What buyers should know
Start with sales that match the residence’s size, layout, outlook, condition, and parking rights. Review the association’s budget, reserve information, planned work, and any assessments. Build the monthly budget from the current unit tax bill, dues statement, insurance, and any separate parking charges; a building-wide estimate can miss substantial differences between homes. The Hoboken buyer representation guide explains who handles the property, legal and financing reviews and how the offer process works.
What sellers should know
Compare your home with active and recently sold alternatives inside 1400 Hudson and nearby buildings such as Hudson Tea, 1425 Hudson, and Maxwell Place. Present the actual outlook, light, layout, outdoor space, and parking clearly. Agree on a launch plan and review buyer feedback and competing inventory after listing. Use the Hoboken selling guide to plan preparation, timing and estimated proceeds.
Quick answers about 1400 Hudson
Is 1400 Hudson a good building to buy in?
1400 Hudson may suit buyers who want modern layouts and shared amenities near the uptown waterfront and ferry. Compare the specific home, ownership costs, and commute with your alternatives.
What are the HOA fees at 1400 Hudson?
Dues depend on the residence. Request the current statement, included utilities and services, separate charges, and any assessment installments. Compare those figures with the unit’s tax bill and insurance when building your monthly budget.
Does 1400 Hudson have parking?
Yes, an on site garage, but spaces are limited and parking is unit-specific: some homes include a space and others use purchase or rental arrangements, so confirm exactly what conveys, and whether it is deeded or assigned, before you make an offer, because it changes the price.
Is 1400 Hudson tax abated?
Check the current municipal tax bill and assessment for the exact residence, plus any applicable agreement in the ownership documents. Do not infer the payment amount or future changes from the building’s location alone.
How is the commute from 1400 Hudson?
Compare the 14th Street ferry and 126 bus with the trip to Hoboken Terminal for PATH and NJ Transit. Confirm any building shuttle and its current hours directly with management.
How does 1400 Hudson compare to Hudson Tea and Maxwell Place?
Hudson Tea emphasizes loft proportions and historic character; Maxwell Place combines waterfront buildings with extensive shared amenities; 1400 Hudson offers modern layouts near the same uptown waterfront area. Compare actual listings, total costs, and the features you will use.
Nearby buildings
Hudson Tea Building · 1450 Washington · Harborside Lofts · Garden Street Lofts · Maxwell Place · 2 Constitution Court · 1425 Hudson
Tools for this building
Condo carrying cost calculator · NJ seller net sheet · What HOA fees cover in a Hoboken condo · Do you need flood insurance in Hoboken?
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.
Buying or selling at 1400 Hudson?
Compare available homes, ownership costs, and recent sales with Anthony. If you own here, request a pricing review for your specific home.