Downtown Jersey City

CHARACTER AND FEEL

The area is quickly on the rise. Parts of the Grove stop are serene and neighborhoody - brownstones line a park at the town center, rentals of all sizes are available in quaint row homes and converted schools. The main avenues boast cafes and chic bars, as well as discount stores and bodegas. Liberty Park is just a few minutes away, with The Statue of Liberty visible at the end of Grove Street.

Recently, developers have started building massive luxury condos and highrises throughout the Grove Street area.

Its convenience to Lower Manhattan (7 minutes by Path train to World Trade Center), and also to huge shopping centers and the NJ Turnpike make the area ideal to those with cars or requiring easy access to New Jersey.

APARTMENTS & REAL ESTATE

Brownstones, highrises, some really great converted school spaces, and row homes.

Selected Rental Buildings:

• 1215 Kennedy Boulevard (1215 Kennedy Boulevard, Downtown Jersey City)
• The Gotham (255 Warren street, Downtown Jersey City)
• new! Hudson Point (131 Dudley street, Downtown Jersey City)
• The Pier (1 Harborside Place, Downtown Jersey City)
• Portside Towers (155 Washington street, Downtown Jersey City)

See all Downtown Jersey City Rental Apartment Buildings

Selected No-Fee Rental Listings:

• new! $2,540 1-Bedroom at The Pier (available August 6, 2008) posted 05/13/08.
• $850 1-Bedroom at 1215 Kennedy Boulevard posted 01/28/08.

See all Downtown Jersey City No Fee Rental Apartments (58 total)

POPULATION AND DEMOGRAPHICS

The Grove Street area is home to many young professionals and families who generally work in the New York area.

TRANSPORTATION AND ACCESSIBILITY

PATH to Grove St or Exchange Place, Ferry to World Financial Center (Battery Park City), Pier 11 or West 38th street.