Jersey City’s higher-priced condos include waterfront towers, large lofts, and smaller buildings near historic parks. This guide focuses on homes around $1.5 million and above. Compare the particular residence, available alternatives, and full ownership costs to understand what the budget offers.
The towers, building by building
Waterfront options include 99 Hudson, 75 Park Lane, 77 Hudson, Crystal Point, and Portofino. Downtown alternatives include 151 Bay, The A, and Montgomery Greene. Each has different layouts, outlooks, amenities, and costs. Anthony’s sales include unit 3504 at 75 Park Lane for $2,100,000 in 2025 and a combined residence at 77 Hudson for $2,550,000 in 2024.
The abatement layer
Review the unit’s current tax bill and any applicable financial agreement alongside the association’s finances and charges. Compare known obligations over the time you expect to own. The tax comparison tool and abatement guide explain the initial questions; the assessor, attorney, and lender confirm the details for a transaction.
The boutique alternative on the park blocks
Smaller Downtown buildings offer another option, including townhome-style layouts and residences near Hamilton Park and Van Vorst Park. Anthony’s work includes Columbus House unit 602 at $1,795,000 in 2026 and 319 Fifth Street unit 2 at $2,150,000 in 2025. Compare ownership structure, usable layout, outdoor rights, and recurring costs alongside price.
How I work this market
For a sale, begin with comparable completed transactions, current competition, and a preparation and marketing plan. For a purchase, compare suitable homes and review the property and building documents with your lender and attorney. The Jersey City seller guide, buyer’s agent page, and neighborhood guides explain the next steps.
Questions luxury buyers and sellers ask
How much is a luxury condo in Jersey City?
This guide focuses on homes around $1.5 million and above, including larger tower residences and smaller Downtown buildings. Availability and pricing change, so use current listings and relevant completed sales for a specific search.
What should I compare when considering resale?
Review relevant completed sales, current competition, layout, condition, outlook, and total ownership costs. Past results help frame the discussion but cannot establish future appreciation or a protected view.
What experience does Anthony have in these buildings?
Anthony’s published sales include 18 transactions across 17 homes at 75 Park Lane, five at 99 Hudson, a combined 77 Hudson residence at $2,550,000, and Columbus House unit 602 at $1,795,000. Explore the Track Record page for details.
Talk about a specific home
Call or text Anthony Vetrano at 908-227-8226 to discuss pricing, ownership costs, and a plan for your Jersey City home, or book a call. The building guides hold the documented sales, and the Why Anthony page shows the record behind them.
Reviewed September 2026 by Anthony Vetrano, Associate Broker. Explore past sales on the Track Record page. Confirm current tax obligations for the specific property.