Majestic Theatre Condominiums Guide: 222 Montgomery Street, Jersey City
222 Montgomery Street, Jersey City, NJ 07302. Forty-five condominiums behind the restored lobby of the 1907 Majestic Theatre, a block from Van Vorst Park.
Majestic Theatre Condominiums at 222 Montgomery Street incorporates the restored entrance of the former theater near Van Vorst Park. The 45-home building has a courtyard and varied residential layouts. Compare light, outlook, outdoor rights, and condition, along with the building’s current association costs.
Building facts
| Address | 222 Montgomery Street, Jersey City, NJ 07302 (between Barrow and Grove Streets, one block from Van Vorst Park) |
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| History | The Majestic Theatre opened in 1907. After later uses and a roof collapse in 1995, SILVERMAN redeveloped the site and preserved the historic entrance. |
| Conversion | Rebuilt as condominiums by Eric and Paul Silverman, completed in 2004, with the original lobby restored as the residential entrance and gallery |
| Height and homes | 6 stories, 45 residences |
| Residences | A range of condominium layouts, including upper-floor duplexes and some homes with private terraces. Check the specific floor plan and outdoor rights. |
| Ownership | Condominium; confirm dues and the exact tax figure on any unit |
| Parking | Mixed by unit: some homes have carried an on-site garage space while others rent nearby, so confirm exactly what conveys with the home you are considering |
| Amenities | Restored historic lobby, common roof deck with grills and Lower Manhattan and Statue of Liberty views, private landscaped courtyard, elevator, and laundry on each floor with in-unit machines in some homes; no doorman |
| Getting to Manhattan | Grove Street PATH is nearby, with routes toward the World Trade Center and 33rd Street. Exchange Place PATH and the Paulus Hook ferry provide other options; compare the walking routes and current schedules. |
What the Majestic is like to live in
The restored theater entrance gives the Majestic a distinct arrival, with decorative details that connect the condominium to the site’s history. Van Vorst Park, City Hall and the Grove Street area are close by. Inside, compare the light, room arrangement and outlook of each home, then see how the shared courtyard and roof deck fit your routine.
The homes that set the price
Private outdoor space, room arrangement, natural light and renovation level can distinguish one Majestic residence from another. A duplex introduces a different layout from a single-level home, and any parking right should be checked separately. Use comparable completed sales to judge the value of those features rather than assuming a fixed premium.
Sales context
For the Majestic, start with comparable sales within the building. If more context is needed, compare suitable Van Vorst Park condos, Dixon Mills and Grove Pointe. Explain how layout, parking, outdoor space and building services affect each comparison.
What buyers should know
Confirm any parking or private outdoor rights in the purchase documents. Ask how the association maintains the historic entrance and funds upcoming work. Review package access, laundry arrangements and alteration rules for the particular home, then tour the common areas as well as the residence.
What sellers should know
Present the layout, light, condition, and any private outdoor rights clearly. Use relevant completed sales in the building and nearby Van Vorst Park properties, adjusting for differences in ownership, size, and features.
Quick answers about the Majestic Theatre Condominiums
Was 222 Montgomery Street really a theater?
Yes. The Majestic Theatre opened in 1907. After later uses and a roof collapse in 1995, SILVERMAN redeveloped the site, preserving the historic entrance as part of the condominium completed in 2004.
How many homes are in the Majestic Theatre Condominiums?
45 residences over six stories, from studios to two bedrooms plus top-floor duplex penthouses, completed in 2004 by the Silvermans.
Does the Majestic have parking?
It varies by home: some units have carried an on-site garage space while others rent parking nearby. Confirm exactly what conveys with the specific home during attorney review.
Does the Majestic have a doorman?
No. The building runs on an intercom and controlled entry, with an elevator, a common roof deck with skyline views, a private courtyard, and laundry on each floor.
What neighborhood is the Majestic in?
The Majestic is in the Van Vorst Park area of Downtown Jersey City, at 222 Montgomery Street between Barrow and Grove Streets. Van Vorst Park, City Hall and Grove Street PATH are nearby.
Nearby buildings
Dixon Mills · Columbus House · Grove Pointe · Montgomery Greene · The Sugar House · Gulls Cove
Tools for this building
Jersey City Tax Comparison Tool · Condo carrying cost calculator · NJ seller net sheet · Condo or brownstone in Hudson County?
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