Call it JC, the Sixth Borough or Chilltown, the trajectory of Jersey City and its real estate market in the last three decades has been nothing short of spectacular. And it makes perfect sense. Minutes to Manhattan via four PATH trains, spectacular architecture, and a home for just about every budget have brought thousands of new residence to our city. Add a sometimes glittering, sometimes edgy urban vibe, the most diverse population in the country, and a vibrant arts scene, and you've got a city worth noticing.
From historic Downtown to the Western Slope, the Heights to Greenville, Jersey City is first and foremost a city of neighborhoods. Check out the blurbs below for a quick intro and contact me for more information. I'd love to show you the City I've called home for nearly 30 years.
Sunset over Exchange Place, Jersey City
Centered around splendid Hamilton Park, this bustling neighborhood offers distinctive Victorian brownstones and low-rise luxury condominiums. Near both Newport and Grove St. PATH stations, several school options, great restaurants and local pubs.
A tight-knit community of mostly single and two-family rowhouses, Bergen Hill is one of the oldest neighborhoods in Jersey City. Today, Bergen Hill is a sought-after location for it's great architecture and favorable pricing compared to its downtown neighbors.
An oasis on the city's burgeoning West Side, Lincoln Park became the first historic district outside of downtown. The neighborhood offers a leafy, suburban feel, quick access to NYC transportation, and a fantastic 273-acre park which hosts a weekly farmers market well into autumn.
Encompassing a large swath of northern Jersey City, the Heights starts at the Palisade ridge and continues to the border of Union City. Its diverse housing stock and moderate prices have attracted a new crop of residents while retaining its vintage charm. Check out the Central Avenue business district for a lively hometown shopping and dining experience.
Named for Cornelius Van Vorst, a decendant of early settlers, Van Vorst Park is a lively neighborhood just west of City Hall. Its historic charm, stately 19th century brownstones (including a few built by Van Vorst family) and close proximity to Grove St. PATH attract new residents from around the globe.
Bustling Hoboken, understated Weehawken, and burgeoning Bayonne, are interesting alternatives to Jersey City -- each offering a unique version of the Hudson County experience. Trendy Hoboken's brisk vibe blends into Weehawken's leafy, small town charm, with Bayonne currently getting a lot of attention for its reasonable pricing and close-knit community feel.
Classic Van Vorst Park, Jersey City brownstone with exquisite period detail
Modern and fun on Hamilton Park with this 3-bedroom, 2.5 bath townhouse
Design-perfect Paulus Hook Greek revival offers inspired living
Hamilton Park gem with some period detail and endless possibilities -- right on the park
Simply stunning home with over 5000 sq. ft. of classic Victorian flair, located on Hoboken's famed Hudson St.
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