Maxwell Place on the Hudson
Four condominium buildings beside Maxwell Place Park, with shared amenities and access to Hoboken’s waterfront.
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Maxwell Place is a waterfront condominium community beside Maxwell Place Park in uptown Hoboken. Its four buildings offer a range of layouts, views, and shared amenities. Anthony has sold five homes at 1125 Maxwell Lane since 2021. Compare each residence’s address, condition, outlook, and ownership costs when narrowing your search.
Building facts
| Community | Maxwell Place on the Hudson, four buildings on the former Maxwell House coffee plant site, Hudson Street between 11th and 12th Streets |
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| Buildings | 1025 Maxwell Lane (first phase, waterfront); 1125 Maxwell Lane (2008, 12 stories, 169 residences, waterfront); 1100 Maxwell Lane (2016, 12 stories, 210 residences, set back from the water); 1000 Maxwell Lane (final phase, set back, with office space in the base) |
| Developer | Toll Brothers City Living, with the Pinnacle Companies on the first phases |
| Design | Interiors at 1025 and 1125 by Michael Graves & Associates; 1100 Maxwell by SLCE Architects with interiors by Stephen Alton |
| Residences | One bedrooms, one bedroom plus dens, two bedrooms, two plus dens, three and four bedrooms, and townhomes at the base |
| Typical sizes (1125 Maxwell) | One bedrooms about 700 to 1,400 sq ft; two bedrooms about 1,070 to 2,700; three bedrooms about 1,460 to 3,300; townhomes larger |
| Ownership | Condominium; confirm the unit’s current tax bill and assessment |
| 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 | Review the current tax bill for the exact residence and any separate parking parcel; a listing estimate is not a confirmed future obligation |
| Parking | On site garages; one space per home is typical at 1125 Maxwell; confirm whether a space is deeded or assigned |
| Pets | Request the current written pet policy, including any restrictions and approval process. |
| Amenities | Across the community: 24 hour concierge, two outdoor pools with skyline views, two fitness centers, landscaped roof gardens with grills and fireplaces, residents’ lounges, screening room, game room, business center, children’s playroom, shuttle to the PATH. Amenity access is set by each building’s governing documents, and 1000 Maxwell Lane has its own association, so confirm access for the specific address |
| Park and waterfront | Maxwell Place Park, the public waterfront park Toll built with the community, with a beach, lawns, and the Hudson River walkway; Shipyard Marina next door |
| Transit | Compare the 14th Street ferry, the 126 bus and the trip to Hoboken Terminal for PATH and NJ Transit. Confirm the community shuttle’s current route and hours with management. |
| History | The Maxwell House plant, built in 1938 and once the largest coffee factory in the world, ran until 1992; Toll Brothers bought the site in 2004. The Elysian Fields, where the first organized baseball game was played in 1846, were a few blocks south |
The four buildings, and how buyers choose
1125 Maxwell Lane is the one most buyers mean when they say Maxwell Place: waterfront, 12 stories, 169 homes, the Michael Graves interiors, and the pool deck. It is where I have done all five of my sales in the community. 1025 Maxwell Lane, the first phase, is also on the water and shares the resort feel; its homes were the original template for the community. 1100 Maxwell Lane (2016) is set back one row from the river, with a more contemporary finish package, a residents’ lounge, and indoor parking; it sold out in early 2017. 1000 Maxwell is the last piece, set back like 1100 and built with office space below the homes; it also runs its own condominium association with its own amenity package, separate from the rest of the community, so confirm exactly which amenities come with a 1000 Maxwell home.
Compare each building’s position, views, ownership costs, and amenities. Homes set back from the waterfront can offer a different price point while keeping the park and waterfront walkway close by. Pool access, concierge services, and other amenities depend on the building and association. Buyers tend to gravitate to the larger two plus den and three bedroom layouts at 1125 and 1100; downsizers and NYC transplants tend to buy the one bedroom plus dens, which live like small two bedrooms.
The lines that set the price
At 1125 Maxwell, compare the actual park or river outlook, room arrangement, outdoor space, renovation level and parking rights. A two-bedroom-plus-den layout can serve a different need from a conventional two-bedroom home. Tour the residence and use relevant closings to judge those differences rather than assigning a fixed premium to a floor or orientation.
Anthony’s sales at Maxwell Place
My own closings at 1125 Maxwell Lane, also listed on my Track Record page:
| Unit | Year | Price |
|---|---|---|
| 615 | 2026 | $1,400,000 |
| 638 | 2024 | $1,715,000 |
| 1118 | 2024 | $1,470,000 |
| 1209 | 2022 | $1,500,000 |
| 802 | 2021 | $855,000 |
Anthony’s Maxwell Place sales include unit 638 at $1,715,000 in 2024 and unit 1118 at $1,470,000 in 2024. These are different residences, so their price difference is not an isolated measure of view, floor or renovation value. Compare the full property details and current competition.
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What buyers should know
Compare both the building and the residence. Review the building’s budget, reserve information and recent financial statements, along with any master-association obligations for shared amenities. Establish whether parking is deeded, assigned or separately rented. Use the actual taxes, dues, insurance and financing costs to compare Maxwell Place with other waterfront options.
What sellers should know
Start with the exact Maxwell address, relevant completed sales and the homes a buyer can choose today. Document the residence’s outlook, room arrangement, condition, parking and amenity rights so buyers can compare the full offering. Set the launch date around your preparation and move, then review showings, feedback and competing inventory. The Hoboken selling process explains how pricing, preparation and estimated proceeds fit together.
For a purchase, the Hoboken buyer representation guide explains how Anthony helps evaluate the home and building, develop an offer and coordinate the transaction.
Quick answers about Maxwell Place
Which Maxwell Place building is best?
It depends on what you are paying for. 1025 and 1125 Maxwell Lane are on the water and carry the views and the pool deck; 1100 and 1000 Maxwell are newer, set back one row, with different layouts and exposures. Compare the actual homes, current prices and full ownership costs rather than assuming one building always costs less.
What are the HOA fees at Maxwell Place?
Each Maxwell Place building has its own budget. Obtain the residence’s current dues statement and review building and shared-amenity obligations, included services, parking charges and any assessments.
Does Maxwell Place have a pool?
Yes, the community has two outdoor pools with skyline views, plus fitness centers, roof gardens, lounges, a screening room, and a children’s playroom with a 24 hour concierge; access is set by each building’s association (1000 Maxwell Lane runs its own), so confirm what comes with the specific address.
Is Maxwell Place Park private?
No. Maxwell Place Park is a public City of Hoboken park that Toll Brothers built as part of the development, with a small beach, lawns, and the riverfront walkway. Residents simply live at its door.
What have homes at Maxwell Place sold for?
My own sales at 1125 Maxwell Lane range from $855,000 for a one bedroom in 2021 to $1,715,000 for a two bedroom in 2024, with three more between $1.4 million and $1.5 million in 2022, 2024, and 2026. Asking prices in mid 2026 ran from about $1.15 million for a large one bedroom plus den to about $3.1 million for the largest homes.
How is the commute from Maxwell Place?
Compare the 14th Street ferry, the 126 bus and the trip to Hoboken Terminal for PATH and NJ Transit. Confirm the community shuttle’s current route and hours with management.
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Nearby buildings
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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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