Hudson Waterfront Condo Directory
Every luxury condo building on the Gold Coast, in one place.
A working guide to the premier condominium buildings of Hoboken and Downtown Jersey City, from landmark factory conversions to the tallest towers in New Jersey. Built and maintained by a team that has closed in these buildings, not just listed them.
Hoboken
Waterfront & Premier
Hoboken’s condo market runs from historic loft conversions along the old rail waterfront to full-service towers with pools, piers, and concierge service. These are the buildings buyers ask about most.
2 Constitution Court
Constitution Court, North Waterfront
An established waterfront address at the north end, tucked between Maxwell Place and the Hudson Tea Building, steps from the 14th Street ferry.
1400 Hudson
1400 Hudson Street
A boutique waterfront building beside the Hudson Tea campus, prized for its skyline sightlines and quieter, low-density feel at the north end of the Hudson Street corridor.
1425 Hudson
1425 Hudson Street
Toll Brothers’ 2019 boutique building of 99 homes in the Hudson Tea enclave, with an attended lobby, a rooftop pool, and the 14th Street ferry one block away.
1450 Washington
1450 Washington Street
One of uptown Hoboken’s newer full-amenity buildings, a short walk to the waterfront and 14th Street ferry, with a garage, fitness center, and roof deck.
Garden Street Lofts
1425 Garden Street
Hoboken’s first LEED-certified building: a 1920 industrial structure reborn as 29 boutique lofts with a rooftop terrace, a block off the uptown 14th Street corridor.
Harborside Lofts
1500 Garden Street
Authentic loft residences in a converted industrial building, favored by buyers who want exposed character, high ceilings, and scale over glass-tower uniformity.
Hoboken Grande
610 Newark Street
A 2002 building of 67 homes with an attended front desk, an indoor garage, and a shuttle to Hoboken Terminal, two minutes from Southwest Resiliency Park.
Hudson Tea
1500 Washington & 1500 Hudson Street
The former Lipton Tea factory, reimagined as one of Hoboken’s most recognizable addresses. Soaring ceilings, oversized windows, and a full amenity deck steps from the ferry.
Maxwell Place
1000-1125 Maxwell Lane
Hoboken’s marquee waterfront community: four towers wrapped around a riverfront park and pier, with outdoor pools, direct NYC skyline frontage, and ferry service on site.
MetroStop
800 Jackson Street
Metro Homes’ 2008 building of 113 homes at the 9th Street light rail stop, with a rooftop deck, a fitness center, and frequently deeded garage parking.
Observer Plaza
415 Newark Street
The 2001 brick high-rise on the Newark Street corridor, where large two and three bedroom layouts and deeded covered parking set the value.
The Residences at W Hoboken
225 River Street
Condominium residences atop a waterfront hotel at the south end, offering hotel services and some of the most direct Manhattan views in town.
The Sky Club
700 First Street
A full-amenity two-tower complex in Southwest Hoboken at First and Harrison, known for its indoor pool, skyline-view gym, and PATH shuttle, at pricing well below the waterfront.
Southend Lofts
38 Jackson Street
Boutique loft-style residences in Hoboken’s fast-improving southwest corner, by the Southwest Resiliency Park with more space per dollar than the waterfront.
The Upper Grand
Grand & Adams Streets, Uptown
A modern luxury condo community spanning several buildings in uptown Hoboken, with a garage, fitness center, courtyards, and resident lounges a short walk from the 14th Street ferry and light rail.
Wonder Lofts
720 Clinton Street
The former Wonder Bread factory reborn as Hoboken’s most distinctive lofts. Soaring ceilings, massive windows, and one of the strongest documented resale stories in Hoboken.
Downtown & Waterfront Jersey City
Gold Coast Towers
Just across the border, Downtown Jersey City delivers the Gold Coast’s tallest towers and best-priced skyline views, anchored by the PATH at Grove Street and Newport and the Hudson River waterfront.
10 Provost
10 Provost Street
A newer Downtown tower a short walk from the Grove Street PATH, with modern finishes, a rooftop lounge, and a lively restaurant district at its doorstep.
25 Hudson
25 Hudson Street
A waterfront condominium (Liberty Terrace) on the Paulus Hook promenade with concierge service and Manhattan skyline views, steps from the ferry.
75 Park Lane · Newport
75 Park Lane South
A full-service waterfront tower in Newport, steps from the PATH, Newport Centre, and the waterfront walkway, with a resident amenity suite and skyline frontage.
77 Hudson
77 Hudson Street
One of the waterfront’s most established luxury towers, with a large amenity deck, pool, and some of the most sought-after skyline-facing floor plans in Downtown.
88 Morgan
88 Morgan Street
A 55-story luxury tower in Downtown Jersey City with a pool, fitness center, and 24-hour concierge, steps from the PATH.
99 Hudson
99 Hudson Street
New Jersey’s tallest residential tower, on the Jersey City waterfront. Resort-scale amenities, a pool and spa level, and unobstructed views of Lower Manhattan and the harbor.
149 Essex
149 Essex Street
A Pulte-built Paulus Hook condominium (Fulton’s Landing) with a private courtyard, concierge, and garage parking, a short walk to Exchange Place.
151 Bay
151 Bay Street, Provost Square
The third and final Provost Square tower: 259 Toll Brothers condominiums finished in 2024, with a 24-hour lobby and an eighth-floor amenity level with an outdoor pool.
700 Grove
700 Grove Street
Toll Brothers’ 2008 building of 231 homes at the Jersey City-Hoboken line, with a 24-hour doorman, a landscaped courtyard, and indoor parking carried with many homes.
The A Condominiums
389 Washington Street
The 34-story 2007 tower originally named the Athena, with roughly 252 homes, a 24-hour concierge, and the light rail across the street.
Canco Lofts
50 Dey Street
The American Can Company plant reborn as Jersey City’s biggest true loft campus, minutes from Journal Square PATH.
Clermont Cove
1 Greene Street
One of the waterfront’s original condominiums, from 1987, at the foot of Greene Street on the Morris Canal basin, with a doorman, an outdoor pool, and valet parking.
Columbus House
139 Christopher Columbus Drive
Boutique steel-and-concrete new construction by Van Vorst Park, with townhome options rare for downtown.
Cooke Lofts
140 Bay Street
A boutique warehouse-to-loft conversion in the Powerhouse Arts District, with exposed brick and tall ceilings, steps from Grove Street PATH.
Crystal Point
2 Second Street
A glass tower set right at the water’s edge where Downtown meets Newport, delivering panoramic river-and-skyline views and a full concierge amenity package.
Dixon Mills
Wayne Street, Historic Downtown
A gated collection of converted historic mill buildings in the heart of Historic Downtown, offering loft character, courtyards, and a location in the Van Vorst Park district.
The Emerald
45 River Drive South
Newport’s original condo tower, long known as the James Monroe: 34 stories and 443 homes with a 24-hour doorman, five minutes from the Newport PATH.
Grove Pointe
102 Christopher Columbus Drive
Sixty-seven condominiums in the 2007 complex at the Grove Street PATH plaza, with a 24-hour lobby, an outdoor pool, a rooftop garden, and a fitness center.
Gulls Cove
201 Marin Boulevard
A well-located Downtown building near the waterfront and light rail, often an entry point for buyers who want Downtown proximity without a waterfront-tower price.
Hamilton Square
232 Pavonia Avenue
The former St. Francis Hospital campus reborn as Hamilton Park’s full-service condominium, a block from the square.
Liberty View
126 Dudley Street
A boutique mid-rise near the Paulus Hook waterfront and Liberty Harbor, with a landscaped courtyard and secure parking, a quieter, value-minded option.
Majestic Theatre Condominiums
222 Montgomery Street
Forty-five homes from 2004 behind the restored lobby of the 1907 Majestic Theatre, with a roof deck and courtyard, a block from Van Vorst Park.
Mandalay on the Hudson
Newport Waterfront
A large full-service Newport tower with a comprehensive amenity suite, pool, and walkway access, offering a wide range of floor plans and price points.
Montgomery Greene
105 Greene Street
Nineteen stories and 115 homes at Montgomery and Greene, one block from the Exchange Place PATH and ferry, with a 24-hour lobby and a rooftop terrace with grills and cabanas.
The Oakman
160 First Street
The Powerhouse Arts District’s signature condominium: boutique scale, full amenities, and industrial-inspired architecture three blocks from Grove Street PATH.
Pier House
15 Warren Street
A full-service Paulus Hook condominium beside the marina, with concierge, an outdoor pool, and garage parking, a short walk to the ferry and Exchange Place PATH.
Portofino
Newport Waterfront
A Newport high-rise with direct waterfront positioning and generous layouts, a long-standing favorite for buyers who want space and views a stop from the World Trade Center.
Schroeder Lofts
234 10th Street
The 2007 loft-style building of 58 homes at 10th and Erie, with 10 foot ceilings, a roof deck, and a two-level garage, one block from Hamilton Park.
The Shore Club, North Tower
1 Shore Lane
North tower of the Shore Club, a two-tower waterfront condominium at Newport with 24-hour concierge and direct Manhattan skyline views.
The Shore Club, South Tower
20 Newport Parkway
South tower of the Shore Club at Newport. Full-service waterfront living steps from the PATH, light rail, and ferry.
Shore House
2 Shore Lane
Newport’s 71-home boutique condominium from 2019, beside Newport Green Park, with access to the Park and Shore club at 75 Park Lane.
The Sugar House
174 Washington Street
A Civil War era sugar warehouse turned brick-and-beam lofts, one of downtown’s oldest industrial pedigrees.
The Beacon
4 Beacon Way
Art deco landmark living in the Rialto and Capitol towers of the former Jersey City Medical Center, with a roughly 25,000 square foot club, an indoor pool, and a 24-hour concierge.
Waldo Lofts
159 2nd Street
Eighty-two new-construction lofts from 2006 with arched windows and ceilings up to about 20 feet, a fitness center, and deeded garage spaces with select homes.
Wells Fargo Lofts
299 Pavonia Avenue
An 1890 Wells Fargo stable and depot converted in 1982 into roughly 30 of downtown’s largest lofts, a block from Hamilton Park, with 14 to 20 foot ceilings.
Zephyr Lofts
689 Luis Munoz Marin Boulevard
A 1918 warehouse turned 102-loft condominium at the Hoboken border, with a 24-hour doorman, a landscaped courtyard, a dog run, and an indoor garage.
Building details are provided as a general reference and can change. Amenities, availability, taxes, and HOA fees vary by unit and are confirmed at the time of sale. Not a representation by any building or its association. For current listings and pricing in any building, reach out and we’ll pull live numbers.
Comparative rollups: The 16 Hoboken buildings, side by side · Jersey City luxury condos: the $1.5M+ market
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