1425 Hudson Street Guide: Toll Brothers Condos at Hudson Tea, Uptown Hoboken
1425 Hudson Street, Hoboken, NJ 07030. The newest and smallest of the Toll Brothers buildings in the Hudson Tea enclave, one block from the 14th Street ferry.
1425 Hudson is the building I point uptown buyers to when they want new construction but not a big building. It is the newest and smallest of the Toll Brothers buildings in the Hudson Tea enclave, 99 homes over twelve floors with first occupancy in late 2019, directly across from 1400 Hudson and steps from the Hudson Tea Building, with the ferry one block away. I listed and sold two homes here, unit 10E at $1,830,000 in 2023 and penthouse 5 at $2,000,000 in 2024, and both listings taught the same lesson: this building trades at the top of the uptown range, and the buyers who pay it are paying for exactly three things: the newest vintage on the waterfront, the boutique scale, and the block.
Building facts
| Address | 1425 Hudson Street, Hoboken, NJ 07030 (uptown waterfront, in the Hudson Tea enclave near 15th Street) |
|---|---|
| Completed | 2019 (first residents moved in October 2019) |
| Developer | Toll Brothers City Living; exterior by Marchetto Higgins Stieve, interiors by INC Architecture and Design |
| Height and homes | 12 stories, 99 residences; a glass tower on a four-story brick podium that nods to the block’s Lipton Tea history |
| Residences | Studios to four bedrooms; open layouts larger than typical for Hoboken, Thermador kitchens, and select homes with balconies or terraces behind disappearing glass doors |
| Ownership | Condominium; Hoboken buildings generally carry full taxes, so confirm dues and the exact tax figure on any unit |
| Parking | On-site automated garage; spaces are limited, so confirm what conveys with the unit you are considering |
| Amenities | 24/7 attended lobby, rooftop pool, rooftop lounge with fireplace and grills, fitness center, children’s playroom, and a commercial-size common laundry room in addition to in-unit washers and dryers |
| Getting to Manhattan | NY Waterway ferry one block away; the building runs a complimentary shuttle to the Hoboken Terminal PATH |
What 1425 Hudson is like to live in
Quieter than its bigger neighbors, by design. With 99 homes instead of 236 across the street at 1400 Hudson, the lobby, the elevators, and the roof all run at boutique scale, and that is the point of the building. The finishes are the newest of the uptown Toll buildings, the layouts run larger than the Hoboken norm, and depending on the residence you get river, skyline, or courtyard exposures. The roof carries the building’s pool and a lounge with a fireplace, grills, and an outdoor TV, and the everyday routine is the one that makes this pocket of Hoboken work: ferry at 14th Street, Trader Joe’s and the uptown stretch of Washington Street a couple of blocks over, and the waterfront walkway at the end of the block.
The homes that set the price
Three things move the number inside 1425 Hudson. First, size: the building carries some of the largest new-construction layouts uptown, and its three and four bedroom homes compete with 1400 Hudson’s biggest lines and Hudson Tea’s grandest lofts rather than with anything smaller. Second, outdoor space: the homes with balconies or terraces, and the private rooftop terraces that were sold with some residences, carry a real premium. Third, exposure: east faces the river, south faces the skyline, and two identical floor plans a few floors apart can close meaningfully differently on those variables alone.
Documented sales at 1425 Hudson
I listed and sold two homes inside the building, unit 10E at $1,830,000 in 2023 and penthouse 5 at $2,000,000 in 2024, both documented with addresses and prices on the Track Record page along with my seven closings across the street at 1400 Hudson and three at the Hudson Tea Building. Twelve closings inside one enclave is the file I price this building from: what the same layout trades for across the three buildings, what outdoor space actually adds, and which lines resell fastest.
What buyers should know
You are choosing among three buildings on one block, so make it a deliberate choice. 1425 Hudson is the newest and smallest and has its own rooftop pool; 1400 Hudson has a rooftop pool too, plus the bigger amenity floor and more inventory to choose from; Hudson Tea gives you loft volume and the building’s history. The garage here is automated and spaces are limited, so if parking matters, confirm how it conveys and what it costs monthly before you offer, not after. And walk the specific exposure at the time of day you will actually be home; the difference between a river-facing and a courtyard-facing home is the difference between two price tiers.
What sellers should know
Your comp set is the enclave, not the city. A 1425 Hudson listing gets priced against the last closings in all three Hudson Tea enclave buildings, adjusted for vintage and scale, and then against 1450 Washington and Maxwell Place, because that is exactly how your buyer will shop. With only 99 homes, months can pass without a direct comp inside the building; when that happens, the pricing conversation is about the enclave’s closed history and what your line, floor, and outdoor space add to it. That is a file I keep current, twelve closings deep.
Quick answers about 1425 Hudson
Is 1425 Hudson part of the Hudson Tea Building?
It is part of the same Toll Brothers enclave and shares the block, but it is its own 2019 condominium with 99 homes and its own association, separate from the Hudson Tea Building and 1400 Hudson.
How many homes are at 1425 Hudson Street?
99 residences over 12 stories, which makes it the boutique building of the uptown Toll Brothers group.
Does 1425 Hudson have a pool?
Yes. The rooftop has an outdoor pool plus a lounge with a gas fireplace, grills, and skyline views.
Does 1425 Hudson have parking?
Yes, an automated on-site garage, but spaces are limited. Whether a space conveys with a specific home, and at what cost, varies by unit, so confirm it during attorney review.
How do residents commute to Manhattan?
Most take the ferry, one block away, to Midtown. The building also runs a complimentary shuttle to the Hoboken Terminal PATH, and Washington Street buses are two blocks over.
Has Anthony sold at 1425 Hudson?
Yes. Both as the listing agent: unit 10E at $1,830,000 in 2023 and penthouse 5 at $2,000,000 in 2024, plus ten more closings across 1400 Hudson and the Hudson Tea Building, all documented on the Track Record page.
Nearby buildings
1400 Hudson · Hudson Tea Building · 1450 Washington · Harborside Lofts · Maxwell Place · 2 Constitution Court
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?
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