2 Montgomery Street

A low rise office building near the waterfront. 2 Montgomery Street recently received press attention when a Woodbridge, NJ based developer purchased the building for more than $50 Million. Sold along with its neighbor, 30 Montgomery Street for a combined $106 Million, a high rise mixed use complex is planned for the site.

90 Hudson Street

12 Stories
Completed 1999




History

100 Pavonia Avenue

A small office tower, part of the Newport development and home to the Newport rental offices. The building is adjacent to the Newport PATH Station.

6 Stories

99 Montgomery Street

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

7 Stories
Completed 2006, 2007

Newport Center Tower Five

Virtually identical to Newport Center Four, Tower Five is a darker color and sports the JP Morgan Chase logo on the facade. JP Morgan is also a major tenant at building six, just across Washington Blvd.

22 Stories
Completed 2002

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

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

Newport Center Tower Three

14 Stories
Completed 1999

Newport Center Tower One

15 Stories
Complete 1988

Fifteen Exchange Place

One of the most beautiful buildings on the waterfront, Fifteen Exchange Place is also one of the oldest. The elegant decoration of the building makes its newer neighbors such as Exchange Place Center, just across the street, look like gaudy glass boxes. At the moment Merrill Lynch has offices here.

130,000 sq ft
11 Stories
Completed 1900





The entrance facing Exchange Plaza with Greek style Doric columns.

One Exchange Place

A holdover from a bygone era, this office tower was built just as the waterfront was declining as the business center of the city. Unlike most of the waterfront office space, One Exchange Place is one of the older buildings downtown. Particularly unique are the Greek style columns along the top of the structure.

10 Stories
Completed 1920

Exchange Place Center

Held the record for tallest building in New Jersey for one year until the Newport Tower was built. The Exchange Place PATH station is located at the foot of the building. At the turn of the last century, the exchange place area of Jersey City was considered the main business district of Jersey City.

30 stories
Completed 1989

Newport Center Tower Four

Standard, boxy office typical of the Newport offices.

21 Stories
Completed 2001

Washington Boulevard

Newport Tower

The centerpiece to the Newport commercial district in the Newport development. Located between the main residential area and the Newport mall, and providing access to the Pavonia / Newport PATH station, the Newport tower is the hub the Lefrak's grand vision.

36 Stories
Completed 1991

525 Washington Boulevard
201.653.5250

Newport Center Tower Six

A typical steel and glass office tower with attached garage and retail stores along Washington Boulevard and Newport Parkway. Next to the Newport Courtyard Hotel. JP Morgan Chase fills the building along with Newport Tower Five, the twenty story building across the street.

12 Stories
Completed 2002

570 Washington Boulevard

Newport Center Tower Seven

A modern glass office tower on the Newport waterfront, Tower Seven overlooks the Newport marina. The tower has a signature diagonal design element cutting across the southern facade of the building. At night, lights along the top of the structure can be seen from Manhattan.

30 Stories
Complete 2003

480 Washington Boulevard

Harborside Financial Center Plaza 10

Built on the tip of the waterfront, this modern glass tower overlooks lower Manhattan from a waterfront perch.

35,000 sq ft
19 Stories
Completed 2002

2 Second Street
Plaza 10

Goldman Sachs Tower

The Goldman Sachs investment firm houses hundreds of employees in their Jersey City office tower. The completion of the tower was seen by many as the maturation of the Jersey City financial district, with the arrival of Goldman employees signaling that Jersey City had arrived on the scene.

42 Stories
Completed 2004

30 Hudson Street









30 Hudson Street dominants the waterfront skyline as seen below with Ellis Island and Liberty State park in the foreground.

International Financial Center

Adjacent to the Grove Street PATH, this highrise tower essentially bridges the gap between the old Jersey City and the newer, downtown Financial district. One block to the west begins the historic districts, and one block to the east, modern skyscrapers rise along the water. The generic design is a simple one meant to maximize floor space. The office tower is managed by Mack-Cali.


19 Stories
Completed 1989

95 Columbus Drive
International Financial Center