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Residential
| Property | Address | Description | Status |
| m650 FLATS | 650 Montgomery Street | 22 unique "boutique" condo building. Units include: custom kitchen with all BOSCH appliances, heated bathroom floors and towel racks, in-wall iPod dock fully integrated into your A/V system, tankless Hot Water Heaters (reducing gas consumption by up to 50%), and readily renewable Bamboo flooring. The elevator consumes one-half to one-third the power of its rivals, along with Energy Star rated appliances and recycled sound proofing insulation. Indoor parking included. Developer: Brunelleschi Construction. www.m650flats.com | Completed 2008 |
| M.S. Herbermann Manor | Summit, Hague, Kennedy & Secaucus Road | Affordable/Work Force Housing Project. 45 two-bedroom condominiums, brick mid-rise residential structure- LEEDS Silver certification. Developer: Franklin Development Group. | Under construction. Completion- Spring 2010 |
| The Majestic Theatre Condominiums | 222 Montgomery Street | 45-unit condo complex. www.majesticjerseycity.com. Developer: Exeter Property Co., www.jclofts.com. | Completed 2003 |
| Mary Norton Manor | 23-25 Duncan Avenue | 45 unit workforce housing project to be built to L.E.E.D. "silver" rating standard. The project honors former Congresswoman Mary Norton (1875-1959), the first woman elected to Congress in the State of New Jerey, and the first woman Democrat elected to Congress from an eastern state. Developer: Franklin Development Group | Under construction. Completion- Spring 2011 |
| Oakland at Washburn Avenue | 15-23 Oakland Avenue | A 12-story condominium tower with 150 units: 10 studios, 60 1-bedroom and 80 2-bedrooms; garage with 161 parking spaces. Developer: DeLuco Organization, Ltd., www.deluco.org. | Planned |
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Jersey City is home to New Jersey City University, St. Peter's College and Hudson County Community College. All three institutions have programs and classes to help provide area businesses with the educated and skilled workforce needed to succeed.