Hamilton Square

Hamilton Square is an innovative adaptive re-use and urban infill project. The property is multiphase project to rehabilitate the former St. Francis hospital. Part of the development included the restoration of Pavonia Avenue as a cobble stone pedestrian street, and the restoration of the sidewalk on the east side of Hamilton Park. The first phase includes three residential buildings with a retail base.

Completed 2008
125 Units
10 Stories
232 Pavonia Avenue
Hamilton Square

Gulls Cove

Gulls Cove is a two phase project being developed by Metro Homes within the Liberty Harbor North redevelopment zone. The project conforms to the areas master plan of providing mixed use buildings. The project was designed by Dean Marchetto & Associates. The building is located on Marin Blvd, immediately adjacent to the Marin Blvd Light Rail Station.

432 Units
Completed 2007
400 parking spaces
30,000 square feet of retail
16 Stories

The Zenith

The Zenith was the second large building in Liberty Harbor North, a rental building abutting against the Light Rail line.

8 Stories
Completed 2008

The Sutton

The Sutton is an eight story condominium building, part of the larger Liberty Harbor North development.

8 Stories
Completed 2008

95 Greene Street

Refurbished in the late 1990's

38,000 square feet per floor
8 Stories
1958

Statco Warehouse

An active warehouse and industrial building in one of Jersey City's last downtown industrial centers.
600,000 Square Feet
301 16th Street

Butler Brother's Warehouse

350 Warren Street
9 Stories
1905
Jarvis Hunt Architect

Thomas J. Stewart Apartments

Originally built as a carpet storage and cleaning facility, remodeled in the 1980's as senior housing by the Jersey City Housing Authority. Located at the corner of Fifth and Erie Streets.

Built 1888
Expanded 1893
Designed by Herman Kreitler
Converted to Senior Housing 1981
88-92 Erie Street

90 Hudson Street

12 Stories
Completed 1999




History

Lackawanna Warehouse

Currently known as the Hudson Industrial Center, the Lackawanna warehouse and viaduct was built and oeprated by the Lackawanna railroad, which connected Pennsylvania to New York City.

Built 1930
16th Street at Jersey Avenue

99 Montgomery Street

Contractor error lead to a leak in December 2006 that left $100,000 in damages.

7 Stories
Completed 2006, 2007

The Park Hamilton

Originally a five story factory building, the Park Hamilton was converted in the mid-1980s to Condominiums, and an additional four floors were added.

9 Stories
205 Tenth Street
Originally Completed 1918 ?

700 Grove

A mid-rise tower sitting on the Hoboken border bound by Observer Highway and the NJ Transit rail lines. 700 Grove is a Toll Brothers project.

230 Unit
12 Stories
Completed 2007

Zephyr Lofts

The Zephyr lofts sit directly on the Hoboken border, just north of the NJ Transit rail yards.

102 Units
13 Stories
689 Marin Blvd

Morgan Lofts

A former industrial building converted to lofts in the early 1990's.

10 Stories
Built 1918
Renovated 1993

Candlewood Suites

Typical chain hotel located on the edge of the waterfront and the Powerhouse district. Not particularly close to any PATH station.

215 Units
7 Stories
Completed 2001

21 Second Street
201.867.2900

Jersey City Hyatt Regency

The hotel sits on a pier overlooking Manhattan. Few hotels in the world have views like this one. Also located literally above the Exchange Place PATH entrance.

350 Units
9 Stories
Completed 2002

2 Exchange Place
201.469.1234

70 Hudson Street

A twin with 90 Hudson Street, 70 Hudson is part of the Colgate Center redevelopment project of Jersey City's Waterfront along Hudson Street. The design reflects a modern interpretation of classical elements-- a classic colonnaded portico surrounds the base of the building, though this has been filled with glass. The three part facade also recalls nineteenth and early twentieth century American architecture, which of course also looked back to classic buildings for inspiration.

12 Stories
Completed 2000

Morgan Lighthouse

40 Units
9 Stories
Completed 2004
143 Morgan Street





Whomever Sophia is, she is immortalized on the corner of a building.

Harborside Financial Center Plaza 4A

Mostly a parking deck, this structure also contains a number of retail level chain restaurants.

10 Stories
Completed 2000

Harborside Financial Center Plaza 1, 2, 3

30 Montgomery Street

And older building surrounded by new glassy boxes a block and a half from Exchange Place.

300,000 sq ft
15 Stories
Completed 1974

94 Parking Spaces