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Welcome to Highrises.com Jersey City... Welcome to the premiere site for finding a condo or loft in Jersey City, NJ. Search our building directory to zero in on the building that's right for you and then link to their site to check on pricing and availability. Jersey City has the flavor of a big city plus lush green open space to enjoy on warm sunny days. Residents enjoy the rich history of of the city and the modern cosmopolitan and urban vibe (read more about condo living in Jersey City).
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Tallest Condo Buildings in Jersey City
Want to live above it all, and enjoy the highest views in Jersey City from your living room? Then consider these buildings as they are the five tallest Jersey City residential condo buildings currently available.
- Trump Plaza - 55 floors, 532 ft
- 77 Hudson - 48 floors, 500 ft
- Crystal Point - 42 floors, 436 ft
- James Monroe - 34 floors, 312 ft
- Mandalay on the Hudson - 25 floors, 220 ft
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Condo Living in Jersey City
Jersey City has started to develop high-rise condos beyond the Tower Block along Grove Street over the last decade. Jersey City is an ideal location to buy a condo, young professionals can jump on Path Train and be at the World Trade Center in just seven minutes. There are several other condo options in Jersey City and our Highrises.com agent will help find the perfect condo.
History of Jersey City
The original inhabitants of Jersey City were the native Lenni-Lenape, who didn’t survive long after the Europeans arrived in the 1600s. The massive immigration of Europeans to the United States during 1870-1912 affected Jersey City’s economics and culture. This historic timeline marker is still present today with residents still an eclectic blend of cultures and traditions. In 1911, “The Tubes” opened and made travel between Jersey City and Manhattan possible. Today Jersey City is a robust town for young professionals and families. Jersey City has over 18 million square feet of office space downtown making it the 12th largest downtown in the United States.
About Jersey City
Jersey City is the second largest city in New Jersey with 247,597 residents according to the census in 2010. The 1930 census recorded 316,715 residents and historians blame Mayor Frank Hague who governed Jersey City from 1917-1947, which resulted in 75,000 residents leaving and 5,000 jobs lost. Now the city has regained much of the economic vitality, yet signs of this unique historic story.
Jersey City has plenty of things to do including taking a ferry with short lines to the Statue of Liberty, or watching a classic film at the breathtaking Loew's Jersey Theatre, or a peaceful afternoon at Liberty State Park where you can enjoy a picnic and the best view of NYC and go for a race car ride at Pole Position Raceway. If you’re new to Jersey City, or just want a new look at Jersey City, you can explore the history on a self walking tour from the 1600s to present day. There are wonderful museums in Jersey City including the Liberty Science Center where every age can enjoy the educational experience including the mesmerizing “touch tunnel”, and the Museum of Russian Art where the focus is on Soviet Nonconformist Art (produced in the Soviet after the death of Joseph Stalin until era of Perestroika and Glasnost-1953-1986). For those seeking a more grassroots experience you can find unique events including Jersey City’s annual Art & Studio Tours.