The Upper Grand
Elevator condominiums across three uptown Hoboken addresses, with parking arrangements and shared amenities.
The Upper Grand spans buildings at 1100 Adams Street, 1200 Grand Street, and 1300 Grand Street in uptown Hoboken. The community offers elevator access, garage parking arrangements, and shared amenities away from the waterfront. Anthony has closed four homes across the three addresses. Compare the exact building and residence when reviewing sales and costs.
Building facts
| Addresses | 1100 Adams Street, 1200 Grand Street, and 1300 Grand Street, Hoboken, NJ 07030 (uptown grid, 11th to 13th Streets between Adams and Grand) |
|---|---|
| Completed | 2005 |
| Height | 6 stories each |
| Residences | 366 condominiums across the three buildings, one to three bedrooms |
| Ownership | Condominium; confirm the unit’s current tax bill and assessment |
| HOA dues | Use the current statement for the exact unit. Confirm included utilities, reserve contributions, separate amenity charges and any assessment installments with management. |
| Parking | Garage parking; most homes convey with a space, and a second space is sometimes available; confirm the deed |
| Pets | Request the current written pet policy, including any restrictions and approval process. |
| Amenities | Fitness center, landscaped courtyards, elevators, secure entry, garage |
| Interiors | High ceilings, hardwood or engineered floors, stainless kitchens, in unit washers and dryers, generous closets |
| Transit | Compare the 9th Street-Congress Street light rail, 126 bus and 14th Street ferry with your route to Hoboken Terminal. Start at the exact Grand or Adams Street entrance. |
| Neighborhood | Uptown Hoboken’s west side, with nearby parks, ShopRite, and neighborhood shops. Compare the route to ResilienCity Park, Washington Street, and your preferred transit stop from the specific address. |
What the Upper Grand is like to live in
The Upper Grand offers elevator living in uptown Hoboken, with layouts and garage arrangements that can suit buyers who prioritize usable space and parking. Compare the courtyard or street outlook, the parking space itself, storage, and the exact building’s shared facilities. Visit at the times you would normally be home to assess light and noise.
What sets the price
At the Upper Grand, start with the exact address, layout, floor, condition and parking rights. Review the applicable association’s dues, financial records and reserve plan. A home with two parking spaces or a different room arrangement needs a comparison that accounts for those features without assuming a standard price adjustment.
Documented sales at the Upper Grand
My own closings, also listed on my Track Record page:
| Building | Unit | Year | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1300 Grand Street | 610 | 2026 | $1,075,000 |
| 1100 Adams Street | 613 | 2026 | $830,000 |
| 1300 Grand Street | 401 | 2022 | $850,000 |
| 1200 Grand Street | 332 | 2022 | $810,000 |
These four closings are examples across different residences and years, not a measure of appreciation for one home or a price range for the whole community. Use the exact address, layout, floor, condition, outdoor space, and parking when selecting the most relevant sale.
What buyers should know
Confirm the parking on the deed. Ask for the specific building’s budget and reserve study; three associations, three answers. Check the flood designation for ground floor and garage areas, because the west side carries flood risk at street level. An upper-floor home can still be affected by building damage, service interruptions, insurance deductibles and assessments. Have the lender and insurance professional review the building and any unit-level coverage requirements. Compare the actual tax or PILOT bill, association dues, insurance, parking charges, and any assessments.
What sellers should know
A seller competes with available homes in the other Upper Grand buildings and nearby developments. Explain the specific parking rights, usable layout, outdoor space, and recurring costs. Anthony’s four published closings provide local context; current comparable sales and competition should guide the asking price.
Quick answers about the Upper Grand
Is the Upper Grand a good building to buy in?
The Upper Grand may suit buyers looking for an elevator condominium in uptown Hoboken away from the waterfront. Compare the exact address, floor plan, parking arrangement, shared amenities, and monthly costs.
What are the HOA fees at the Upper Grand?
Review the dues statement and budget for the specific association and unit. Compare included services, reserve contributions, parking charges, and assessments; costs can differ across the Upper Grand addresses.
Does the Upper Grand have parking?
Yes, garage parking; most homes convey with a space and some have two. Confirm the deed for any unit.
What have homes at the Upper Grand sold for?
My own sales are $810,000 and $850,000 for two bedrooms in 2022, $830,000 at 1100 Adams in 2026, and $1,075,000 for a top floor home at 1300 Grand in 2026.
Is the Upper Grand close to the PATH?
Compare the 9th Street-Congress Street light rail, 126 bus and 14th Street ferry with your route to Hoboken Terminal. Start at the exact Grand or Adams Street entrance.
Nearby buildings
Wonder Lofts · The Sky Club · Garden Street Lofts · Harborside Lofts · Hudson Tea Building · MetroStop · Observer Plaza
Tools for this building
Condo carrying cost calculator · NJ seller net sheet · Can you find parking in Hoboken? · Do you need flood insurance in Hoboken?
Reviewed August 2026 by Anthony Vetrano, Associate Broker. Building details are provided as general guidance and change over time; confirm specifics for any unit with your agent and attorney.
Know the building before you make your move
Uptown grid comps for the Upper Grand: 908-227-8226.