Building 3 at Liberty Harbor North

Building 3, Liberty Harbor North

The third large building in the Liberty Harbor North complex is rising above street level.

Lofts at Liberty Harbor

Lofts at Liberty Harbor

The Lofts, the first rental tower in Liberty Harbor North as seen from Marin Blvd, along the northern facade of Gulls Cove:

Liberty Harbor North

Residents have started moving in to the first phase of town homes. The larger buildings continue to move forward and some of the streets are open.

Lofts at Liberty Harbor

Liberty Harbor North

A new large size building is about to pop above street level:

The Sutton

Lofts at Liberty Harbor

Lofts at Liberty Harbor

The Lofts building is another larger building going in during phase I. Renderings of the final product and a floor plan are online, discovered by an intrepid poster over on the discussion board.

Liberty Harbor North

Trees have been planted along Grand Street:



The entrances to the brownstone style units have been finished off with columns:



The Sutton and the Lofts are visible down one of Liberty Harbor's new streets.

Sutton At Liberty Harbor

Brick work continues on the western facade of the Sutton building, though on the east side the blue insulation is still fully exposed.



The lofts building just south of the Sutton has recently received the wall framing.



From the Jersey Avenue Light Rail Station:

Liberty Harbor North

Above the door on the brownstone units, an overhang has been installed.



The Grand Street Brownstone units.

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Looking east along Grand Street.



Looking north from the light rail station toward the 'back' of a number of condominium units.



Looking east from the light rail station with the International Financial Center and Grove Pointe in the background; both towers are across the street from the Grove Street PATH Station.



At Barrow street, a new traffic light was installed and Liberty View Drive street signs went up several months ago:



Further east along Grand Street and Liberty Harbor becomes a bit more avant guard.



The eastern most brownstone units next to the Hudson Boys and Girls Club.



Looking south down one of the new streets in Liberty Harbor:







Looking east from Jersey Avenue:

Lofts at Liberty Harbor

Gulls Cove stands in the background in this shot from Jersey Avenue looking east:





The eastern side from the Marin Blvd light rail station:

The Sutton at Liberty Harbor

The Western facade of the Sutton as seen from the Jersey Avenue light rail station:







The eastern side of the Sutton as seen from the Marin Blvd Light rail station:

Liberty Harbor North

Exciting things are happening this week in the Liberty Harbor Development. First, a large swath of land south of the light rail station along Jersey Avenue has been cleared, presumably for the next phase of construction.



Looking south east from Jersey Avenue towards the Morris Canal.



The second exciting bit of news is the ground breaking for another large building, known for now as building #2 on the official Liberty Harbor website. Below, building #2 has been highlighted:



A closer look reveals some metal things coming out from the foundation:




Looking North from the light rail station:





Along Grand Street, the Brownstone units are coming along:









Looking west along Grand Street:

Liberty Harbor North

A large dirt pile has amassed in the distant regions of the Liberty Harbor property; whiles its hard to see here, its probably 2 or 3 stories high:





Below, two of the historic buildings that have been incorporated into the new development appear to have commercial retail space cut into their facades.



Grand Street at Liberty View Drive:







Along Grand Street:

The Sutton at Liberty Harbor

The Sutton from Marin Blvd looking west:



Looking east at the Sutton and the Lofts tower.



The facade of the Sutton has started going up on the western side.

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The Sutton facade begins to go up.

Liberty Harbor Gets Patriotic

Liberty Harbor North, the massive planned community in Jersey City is rapidly moving towards opening the first phase of the project. That means its time for detail work like decorative features. Apparently someone in the design department went star crazy:







More Stars along Grand Street:



Details on the faux brownstones have started going in to, like the decorative trim on top of the rounded sections:



Along Grand street looking west:

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Liberty Harbor North looking north from the Jersey Avenue Light Rail Station. In the background is the International Financial Center building.



The backs of several of the row houses:



From Jersey Avenue, the Liberty Harbor North Skyline:

The Sutton at Liberty Harbor

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The Sutton is one of several larger buildings being constructed during the first phase of the Liberty Harbor North development. The building sits on the newly created Liberty View Terrace, which is essentially an extension of Barrow Street. Looking east from the Jersey Avenue light rail station provides a good view of the front of the building.





The Sutton from Grand Street, the Liberty View Terrace Facade:



Looking west from the Marin Blvd. Light Rail station, the back of the Sutton building. The Liberty Harbor Lofts are to the left:

Liberty Harbor North

Two of the larger buildings in the complex, the Sutton and the Lofts, are finally coming together.



Detail work such as the railing have been added to the town homes as of late:



Liberty Harbor at Grand Street:



At Grand Street and Liberty View Terrace, which connects to Barrow Street.



The Sutton and the Lofts are visible at the end of the street:



The row houses at Liberty View Terrace:



The Grand Street facade of several brownstone style houses:



The backsides of the Sutton and the Lofts are visible at the end of the street:



Historic Buildings incorporated into the new construction:







More brickwork continues on row houses on the eastern end of the Grand Street facades:

Liberty Harbor North

The Liberty Harbor North Skyline:





Town homes in the brownstone style along Grand Street:





Liberty View Terrace:







There are also more modern looking buildings, attempting to make Liberty Harbor a bit like an organic city with mixed architectural styles.



The restored historic buildings sit in the middle of new development:







The eastern side of Phase I, and the Boys and Girls Club which will be integrated into the new street grid.



More brickwork has begun on the rowhouses on the eastern side the development, along grand street:

The Lofts at Liberty Harbor

The Lofts building at Liberty Harbor North is the second larger structure going in during the first phase, adjacent to the light rail line on the south, and The Sutton on the north.



From Marin Blvd., the Lofts rise above the weeds where the later phases of Liberty Harbor will eventually be built:

The Sutton at Liberty Harbor

The Sutton is getting another skin over the modular yellow walls. The Lofts at Liberty Harbor are to the right.



Below, the Sutton stands between the town homes of liberty harbor and the Lofts.





The West facing facade of the Sutton amidst the brownstone style town homes:

Liberty Harbor North

Liberty Harbor North continues to progress with rumors that buyers will begin closing on units at the end of June. Below, the skyline of the new development from Jersey Avenue.





The Lofts and the Sutton are the first of several larger buildings planned for the first phase of Liberty Harbor. The Sutton has most of its frame, the lofts still just expose steel.



Looking east down one of the developments new roads, the Sutton and the Lofts stand over the new street.



The row houses along Grand Street just before the cross streets of Barrow and Liberty View Terrace:



Currently, the western most units in the development. Across from these units (to the right in the picture) is a planed retail building.





Further east along Grand Street:



Historic buildings have been incorporated into the design of the new construction:



The backside of the Sutton and the Lofts are exposed looking south down another development street:



Looking west along Grand Street at the future sidewalk and gardens of the town homes on the eastern end of the development.



Below, Grand Street meets Liberty Harbor North:



The Liberty Harbor North Development as seen from Marin Blvd, looking West:

The Sutton at Liberty Harbor

The Sutton is the first of several mid-rise condominium buildings planned for the first phase of Liberty Harbor North. Progress on the exterior has been relatively slow for the last few weeks on the Sutton though we doubt this is the result of any slow down in construction in Liberty Harbor as a whole.



Below, visible from Grand Street, the Sutton is between the low-rise town homes of Liberty Harbor and the frame of the Liberty Harbor Lofts behind it.

Liberty Harbor North

From Jersey Avenue looking East:



The Sutton and the Lofts are two larger buildings planned for the first phase of Liberty Harbor North.

The north west corner of development along Grand Street is nearly complete on the outside, with the exception of landscaping.



At the corner of Barrow Street, new street signs have been hung from the recently installed traffic lights.



Liberty View Drive connects Liberty Harbor North with Grand Street. Liberty View Drive is part of the existing city grid system and would otherwise be called Barrow Street:



A wider angle reveals the corner of Liberty View Drive from Grand Street looking east:



Looking south into Liberty Harbor down the future Liberty View Drive, the Sutton and the Lofts at the end of the street.



The corner of Barrow and Liberty View Drive



Liberty Harbor North also includes several historic structures built directly into the new construction and currently being refurbished.



Further down Grand Street, another Liberty Harbor road has cut the curb:







Looking West along Grand Street, the town homes of Liberty Harbor have insulation, waiting for their brick facades.

Liberty Harbor

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The Sutton and the Lofts buildings:



A wider view with the Goldman Sachs tower behind:



From Grand Street looking south, the Sutton and the Lofts:



A wider angle reveals the full streetscape:



The Brownstone style units along Grand Street, now with doors:





A view down Grand Street:



The eastern brownstone style buildings along Grand Street waiting for their bricks:

Liberty Harbor: Traffic Lights Installed

Traffic signals have been installed on Grand Street at the intersection of Barrow and the new Liberty Harbor Street, presumably to allow traffic out of the new complex. This could lead to quite a bit of traffic running north out of the complex past Van Vorst Park.





Looking west along Grand Street:



The lofts and Sutton:



Looking northeast towards Grand Street from the Light Rail station:





Grand Street facades:









The eastern end of the development from Marin Blvd-- essentially standing in the shadow of Gulls Cove. The Boys and Girls Club sits between the Lofts and the main rows of low rise townhomes:

Liberty Harbor

From Grand Street looking south east:



From the parking lot of the Boys and Girls club at Grove Street looking west, the backs of a number of the Liberty Harbor Buildings are visible:



The Grand Street facades looking west. The developer was smart enough to leave those trees standing, since new trees would take ten or twenty years to reach that size.



Looking at the facade of one of the new "brownstones" near Bright Street at Grand.



Looking southeast along Grand Street with Gulls Cove rising above Liberty Harbor in the background:



The Grand Street facade looking southeast, a half block west of the above, with historic buildings integrated into the development:



One of the more mod low-rise corners at Grand Street:



And the corner west of the above photo:





Looking east from Jersey Avenue with the Lofts and the Sutton:



One of the new Streets along Grand Street with the Lofts and the Sutton in the background:

The Sutton

From the Jersey Avenue Light Rail Station looking east:



From Grand Street looking south with the brownstone style townhomes in front of the Sutton.



The same, but looking at the east side of the Sutton with the Lofts behind it.

Lofts at Liberty Harbor

From Marin Blvd, looking west and north, Liberty Harbor is starting to loom over the vacant landscape.



From the Marin Blvd Light Rail Station, at the base of Gulls Cove:



From the Jersey Avenue Light Rail Station, with Gulls Cove behind the lofts.

Lofts at Liberty Harbor

Though we're not positive, we do believe this skeleton is what will eventually become The Lofts at Liberty Harbor. Situated next to the light rail line, this is another mid-rise tower across the newly built street from the Sutton.





Below, from Marin Blvd looking west with the Sutton on the right:

Details: Liberty Harbor North

Detail of the brownstone style buildings along Grand Street:



Window installations at the corner of Grand and Barrow Streets:





Liberty Harbor at Bright Street with oddly shaped buildings on Grand Street.



The north west corner of what has been built so far. Later in the process, another mixed use structure is to be built further west along Grand Street (to the right of the building).



One of the new streets of the development. The back of the Sutton abuts the street in the background. Taken from Grand Street looking south:



The new street at Barrow Street and Grand:



Insulation has been installed at the corner of Grand and Grove Streets:



Liberty Harbor Panorama:

The Sutton at Liberty Harbor

The Sutton from Grand Street looking past the Liberty Harbor North row houses:



The Sutton beside the frame of the lofts building:

The Sutton at Liberty Harbor

The Sutton with 101 Hudson in the background.



The south east corner of the Sutton with the frame of the loft(?) building to the left and the main body of Liberty Harbor to the right.

Liberty Harbor

Along Grand street, two older buildings were preserved and incorporated into the new construction. Here, the one structure has received new windows and street facade. While the aesthetic of the newer buildings certainly could be debated, it seems they have done a halfway decent job on this restoration.



Liberty Harbor from the Marin Blvd Light Rail station:



What we're assuming is the lofts building going in along the light rail tracks on the southern edge of the current phase.

The Sutton at Liberty Harbor

This 8 story building will anchor the end of one of the new streets.





The Sutton sits between the liberty harbor north row houses and the the new lofts building:

Liberty Harbor North

A new road has been paved connecting Jersey Avenue with the heart of the complex. Below, looking east from Jersey Avenue.



The Sutton, the Lofts, and the light rail.



The development from the south looking North; Presumably these blocks are unfinished.



Looking south down one of the new roads in the development.




The Sutton looms behind the new rowhouses.

Liberty Harbor North

Looking east from Jersey Avenue, the Liberty Harbor Skyline is beginning to look like a little city:



Below, the first two eight story towers in Liberty Harbor North. The development will get taller as it gets closer to the Morris Canal.



Heading east down Grand Street, this is the first new street past the sales office. Note the curb has been poured here as well, though not the sidewalk.



The same corner, but without the curb visible. Note that morning traffic along Grand Street certainly backs up to at least this first road.



The backside of the tower looking south from Grand Street.