Hoboken’s condominiums range from waterfront towers to factory lofts and smaller buildings on the residential grid. This guide compares 16 buildings by setting and character. Use the individual building guides and current unit information to compare layout, parking, services, and full ownership costs.
| Building | Setting and character |
|---|---|
| Maxwell Place | Waterfront community of four condominium buildings beside Maxwell Place Park; shared access varies by association |
| 1400 Hudson | Modern uptown condos with a rooftop pool in the Hudson Tea area |
| Hudson Tea Building | Loft homes in the former Lipton Tea buildings, with varied layouts and large industrial windows |
| Harborside Lofts | Uptown loft residences at 1500 Garden Street; review current Hudson Tea community amenity access |
| Wonder Lofts | Former Wonder Bread bakery and a companion building on Clinton Street, with a rooftop pool |
| Garden Street Lofts | Boutique LEED Gold conversion of a 1919 industrial building at 1425 Garden Street |
| Southend Lofts | Restored industrial building and new construction in southwest Hoboken; confirm delivery and amenity status |
| 1450 Washington | Uptown condos near Washington Street businesses and the waterfront |
| 2 Constitution Court | Established condominium on the north waterfront near Shipyard Park |
| The Sky Club | Two southwest towers; parking and the separately operated fitness and pool facility need individual review |
| The Upper Grand | Elevator condos across uptown addresses, with garage parking arrangements and shared amenities |
| W Hoboken Residences | Hotel-associated residences on the downtown waterfront; review services and separate charges |
| 1425 Hudson | Modern Toll Brothers condominium in the Hudson Tea area |
| Hoboken Grande | Southwest condominium at 610 Newark Street with an attended lobby and garage |
| MetroStop | West-side condominium near the 9th Street light rail, with a roof deck |
| Observer Plaza | Elevator condominium at 415 Newark Street; compare individual layouts and parking rights |
Waterfront buildings
Maxwell Place, 1400 Hudson, 2 Constitution Court, and the W Residences offer different waterfront settings and services. Compare the available homes by floor plan, outlook, condition, parking, and recurring costs. The individual guides introduce each building.
The lofts
Hudson Tea, Harborside Lofts, Wonder Lofts, and Garden Street Lofts offer different interpretations of loft living. Compare room enclosure, ceiling height, natural light, storage, outdoor space, and common services. Southend Lofts adds a southwest option; review the specific delivery terms and operating amenities.
Buildings on the residential grid
Compare Sky Club, Upper Grand, and 1450 Washington for their layouts, parking arrangements, services, and location within Hoboken. Obtain the current dues, separate charges, and relevant association documents for the specific residence. A location away from the river does not establish a fixed discount or lower total cost.
The guides also cover 1425 Hudson uptown and Hoboken Grande, Observer Plaza, and MetroStop in the southwest and west side. Compare the actual home and daily routes across these different locations.
How to compare any two buildings
Compare current taxes and dues, included services, parking rights, reserves, planned work, and insurance. Then consider the actual floor plan and your commute. Recent completed sales help put the asking price in context; the Hoboken hub introduces the neighborhoods.
Questions buyers ask about Hoboken buildings
What is the best condo building in Hoboken?
The right building depends on your space needs, preferred setting, services, commute, and budget. Compare actual homes and their full ownership costs rather than ranking buildings by name alone.
Which Hoboken condo buildings have pools?
Options include Maxwell Place, 1400 Hudson, 1425 Hudson, and Wonder Lofts. Other buildings may have shared or separately operated access. Southend Lofts’ amenity plan includes a rooftop pool. Confirm the operating status, season, eligibility, and fees for the exact residence; shared-community or club access should be checked with the relevant operator or association.
Are any Hoboken condo buildings tax abated?
Confirm tax treatment for the specific unit using the current bill and assessor’s records. Include taxes alongside dues, insurance, parking, and other recurring costs in the comparison.
Get building-level guidance
Call or text Anthony Vetrano at 908-227-8226 to talk through which Hoboken building fits your search or how yours should be priced, or book a call. Buyers can start with buying a condo in Hoboken and the Buyer Center; owners with selling a condo in Hoboken and what your home is worth. The record behind the guides is on the Track Record page and the Why Anthony page.
Reviewed September 2026 by Anthony Vetrano, Associate Broker. Building details change; confirm specifics with each association.