Peter Stuyvesant, Dutch Governor of Manhattan, purchased the land between the Hackensack and the Hudson Rivers from the Lenni Lenape Indian Tribe in 1658, who had called the marshy area “Hopoghan Hackingh”-“Land of the Tobacco Pipe”. The city we now call Hoboken was shaped largely by Colonel John Stevens, who transformed the waterfront in 1820 into a sprawling community with beautiful parks, a riverfront walk, a ferry service, and more. The City of Hoboken was incorporated on March 28, 1855, and began growing rapidly as America’s gateway for immigrants from all over Europe. Today, Hoboken remains a bustling community made up of a plethora of different people and is home to Hoboken Terminal, a major transportation hub in the Greater New York City area.
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1000 Maxwell Lane
+About 1000 Maxwell Lane
Hoboken's Newest Construction Luxury Condominium, 1000 Maxwell was just recently completed in Q2 of 2021. Arguably Hoboken's most unique building, this 12-story mixed-use building has only 58 residences ranging from studios to three bedrooms. The main level of the building is shared between its Residential lobby, separate commercial lobby and retail spaces completing the entire community. On the second floor on the residential side of the building is a childrens playroom and oversized fitness studio. The rest of the 2nd floor and 3rd through 7th floors is all commercial office space with its own private elevator and separate entrance to the building. Hoboken's most luxurious and prominent residences are between the 8th and 12th floors with a 13th floor residential private rooftop deck. In addition, 1000 Maxwell has amazing residential amenities including a 24-hour concierge, rooftop deck with BBQ stations, 8th floor lounge, work-from-home center, a tremendous sundeck with pool and a private shuttle to the Hoboken Path.
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+About 1025 Maxwell Lane
The Original Maxwell building, built in 2006, 1025 Maxwell has in building parking and shares amenities with neighboring 1100 Maxwell and 1125 Maxwell Lane. With Studios, One Bedrooms, Two Bedrooms, Three Bedrooms, and oversize family units featuring homes that could suit to be a Four Bedroom, 2015 Maxwell truly has it all. With a 24-Hour Concierge and onsite retail, 1025 Maxwell finds itself to be a huge component to the Maxwell Neighborhood. With a shuttle to the Hoboken Path, this building completes the Hoboken Lifestyle.
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+About 1100 Maxwell Lane
Built in 2014, this was the third Maxwell project to come to its completion. with Studios, One Bedrooms, Two Bedrooms and Three Bedrooms taking up an entire square Hoboken Block, 1100 Maxwell Lane is a little center of its own. With onsite parking, and amenities galore, 1100 Maxwell has everything someone in Hoboken would need including a shuttle to the Hoboken Path.
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+About 1125 Maxwell Lane
Built in 2008, 1125 Maxwell is one of Hoboken's largest condominiums with North and South Entrances and lobbies 1125 Maxwell's presence does not go unknown. With rare Townhomes in the front, 1125 Maxwell is truly a unique building with so many offerings. 1125 Maxwell has in-building parking (with almost every single home) and a few community decks throughout the building with its most notable community lounge spaces. While 1125 Maxwell's amenities are shared with 1100 Maxwell and 1025 Maxwell, there is plenty of space to be shared amongst the community.
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+About 1400 Hudson Street
One of Toll Brothers' largest projects in Hoboken, at 236 Residences, 1400 Hudson stands alone as the building between Hudson Street and Washington Street on 15th Street with in-building parking for many. Fully amenitized, 1400 Hudson Street has a little bit of it all including a pool, fitness center, common rooftop central garden, 24-hour concierge, childrens playroom, yoga room, courtyards, sports lounge and bike storage. With residences ranging from Studio to Three Bedroom and a shuttle to the Hoboken Path, this building really has it all.
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+About 1425 Hudson Street
Hudson Tea's Newest condominium with just under 100 residences, this boutique building with 99 homes finds itself in arguably Hoboken's most premier location between two of Hoboken's best streets on the best block in all of Hoboken. With a private rooftop terrace and pool, this building seems to have everything you could be looking for in Uptown Hoboken... With Studios, One Bedrooms, Two Bedrooms, Three Bedrooms AND Four Bedroom Homes, this building really has a flavor of everything with some of Hoboken's best view of New York City and beyond. 1425 Hudson has a private PATH Shuttle and finds itself just a stone's throw away from the New York Waterway Ferry Stop between 13th and 14th street. 24 Hour Concierge and childrens playroom finish off 1425 Hudson to give you the perfect place to call home.
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+About 1450 Washington Street
Built in 2012, 1450 Washington finds itself in a premier position on 15th and Washington. With only 157 residences, 1450 Washington has a mixture of One Bedrooms, One Bedroom + Dens, Two Bedrooms and Spacious Three Bedrooms, 1450 Washington has a nice collection of homes with outdoor space, which we all know is very rare in Hoboken. This is one of my personal favorites. 1450 Washington has their own retail level private oversized gym for residents of 1450 Washington along with a grilling station on the 7th floor looking over all of Hoboken's rooftops. This building shares amenities with neighboring 1400 Hudson which has a pool, gym, common area deck, family lounge and a shuttle to the Hoboken Path.
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+About 1500 Hudson Street
Built in the 1900's, converted to condo and sold by Toll Brothers in 2004, 1500 Hudson Street has 248 residences towering over Hoboken in its northernmost location, this building is well-known as the Original Hudson Tea Factory. With ceilings more than 13 feet tall, these are truly loft apartments. 1500 Hudson and its sister building, 1500 Washington share amenities with each other, which include a fitness center, a common area lounge and each have their own 24-hour concierge onsite. With Studios, One Bedrooms, Two Bedrooms, Three Bedrooms and some rare combination units, The Hudson Tea Buildings are very special. To finish it off, a private shuttle during rush hour will take you to and from the Hoboken Path Station.
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+About 1500 Washington Street
Built in the 1900's, converted to condo and sold by Toll Brothers in 2004, 1500 Washington Street has 278 residences towering over Hoboken in its northernmost location, this building is well-known as the Original Hudson Tea Factory. With ceilings more than 13 feet tall, these are truly loft apartments. 1500 Washington and its sister building, 1500 Hudson share amenities with each other, which include a fitness center, a common area lounge and each have their own 24-hour concierge onsite. With Studios, One Bedrooms, Two Bedrooms, Three Bedrooms and some rare combination units, The Hudson Tea Buildings are very special. To top it off, a private shuttle during rush hour will take you to and from the Hoboken Path Station.
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+About 1500 Garden Street
Built in 2007, 1500 Garden Street or Harborside Lofts has 116 unique residences known for their larger floor plans with very high ceilings. With Two Bedroom and Three Bedroom floor plans, Harborside Lofts is very rare in Hoboken, while the rest of Hoboken has smaller homes, Harborside Lofts has the opposite. With a fitness center at 1400 Hudson and 1450 Washington and the ability to use amenities in both 1400 Hudson and 1450 Washington, Harborside Lofts offers the luxury of being able to use the club-style amenities in the neighborhood, while being able to retreat to it's quiet and comfortable rooftop for Harborside Lofts residents only. To top it off, a private shuttle during rush hour will take you to and from the Hoboken Path Station.
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+About Constitution
The Constitution Condominium is the closest condominium to the Hudson River in Uptown Hoboken. With a garage attached to the building on its first three floors, the Constitution can offer "in building" parking. Sitting across from Shipyard Park with Private Terraces, Constitution gives residents the true meaning of Hoboken's Waterfront. Literally across from the Hoboken Ferry to New York City, the Constitution sits in one of Hoboken's most commutable blocks. Building amenities include 24-hour concierge and fitness center. Kings Supermarket and Walgreens are just less than a block away to add to the Constitutions community.
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