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| Property | Address | Description | Status |
| 225 Grand | 225 Grand Street | 15-story tower with 348 rental units; 1,500 square feet of retail space plus 353 valet parking spaces. Developer: Applied Companies, www.appliedco.com with SK Properties, www.skaffiliates.com | Completed May 2010 |
| 700 Grove | 700 Grove Street | 2-story tower with 237 condo units. Studio, one, and two bedroom units with 700-1,600 square feet of retail space. www.700grove.com. Developer: Toll Brothers City Living, www.citylivingbytollbrothers.com. | Completed 2006 |
| "A" Jersey City | 389 Washington Street | 33-story tower with 250 condo units, 10,500 square feet of retail space, 50,000 square feet of office space and a 238-space parking garage. www.InsideA.com. Developer: Athena Group, www.athena-ny.com | Completed 2008 |
| The Aquablu | River Drive at the Hudson River in Newport | 31-story, 330-foot high tower with 490,063 square-feet of space: 363 rental residential units that include 20 studios, 169 1-bedroom, 161 2-bedroom, 13 3- bedroom units, and 291 parking spaces. The acclaimed Stevens Cooperative School will occupy 20,000 square feet of space for their Jersey City Campus, which will include K-6 for the 2009-2010 school year and K-8 by the 2011-2012 school year. 15,348 square feet of retail space. www.aquablunewport.com. Developer: Lefrak Organization www.lefrak.com. | Completed Summer 2009 |
| The Bates | One Bates Street from Colden Brooks | 7 stories with 129 condominium units, including seven 3-story townhouses, 132 parking spaces and 15,000 square feet of retail space. Developer: Mushroom Development, LLC, www.mushroomdevelopment.com. | Planned |
Residential with Retail Space
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The revitalization efforts that began along the Hudson River are now being realized in every sector of Jersey City, making this one of the most-desired communities in the Tri-State area. Here’s a glimpse of the development in Jersey City.