BY: Kristie Cattafi, @KristieCattafi CLIFFSIDE PARK — The first residents of the 14-story luxury condominium building, One Park, are set to move in next week. The 204-unit building sits on top of the Palisades cliffs overlooking Edgewater and the Hudson River and offers a clear view of the New York City skyline. The architectural firm,…
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RE-NJ: DMG debuts 204-unit, upscale condo project in Cliffside Park

By Joshua Burd A crowd gathered high atop the Palisades on Thursday as a developer unveiled its first project in New Jersey — a new 14-story, 204-unit luxury condominium building in Cliffside Park. The firm, DMG Investments, joined local officials and its project team to mark the completion of what it calls One Park, located…
HI CLASS MAGAZINE: ONE PARK LUXURY CONDOS HAS OPENED ON THE NJ PALISADES

One Park is a new 14-story, 204-unit luxury condominium building on New Jersey’s Gold Coast in Cliffside Park. It is perched high on the Palisades offering unobstructed views of the Hudson River and the Manhattan skyline. The building features over 25,000 square-feet of outdoor and indoor amenities such as an Aquatic Center with an indoor 55-foot heated…
JERSEY DIGS: Weehawken’s Hottest Condo Communities, Avenue Collection and Henley on Hudson, Are Nearly Sold Out

If you’ve been imagining yourself making a home in Weehawken’s iconic Avenue Collectionor Henley on Hudson, consider this your last chance to manifest that mental picture. That’s because these two condominium communities on the Hudson River waterfront are nearing close-out status. These two developments by Lennar Urban have proven to be the sweet spot in Weehawken’s recent…
BROADWAY WORLD: The Golden Door Film Festival to Screen Guy Jackson’s Directorial Debut, 3.5

Daniel Reiser: Daniel Reiser, who portrays the character of John in 3.5, returns to the screen after a 15 year hiatus from acting. He is a graduate of New York University’s Tisch School of the Arts and has numerous stage, television and film credits of note. Among them include Sliders, My Secret Identity, Scent of…
RE-NJ: Condo builder debuts amenities at Jersey City project

By Joshua Burd A developer has unveiled a set of club-style amenities at a condominium complex in downtown Jersey City, as it begins to market the final phase of the 429-unit property. Liberty Harbor North LLC on Monday touted the new features at Gulls Cove, a development whose remaining homes start at $450,000. Located at…
CITY REALTY: Nesting at Gull’s Cove: Jersey City Complex Nears Sellout

Jersey City has emerged as a first-choice destination rather than a neighborhood of last resort, and proof of that can be found at Gull’s Cove, a two-building, 429-condo development in the Liberty Harbor neighborhood. The first phase was completed in 2008. The second phase, known as Gull’s Cove II, ground to a halt during the recession but came…
RE-NJ: Port Imperial: Lennar Touts Dual Milestones at Weehawken Projects

By Joshua Burd Lennar has completed construction at the final piece of a 201-unit luxury condominium complex in Weehawken, as it approaches a sell-out of another nearby community on the Hudson waterfront. The homebuilder said Tuesday that it was marketing the last remaining units at Henley on Hudson, having completed the 67-unit final building on…
BIS NOW: Could Jersey City’s Slow Office Market Drag Down Its Hot Multifamily Sector?

Developers in Jersey City are building apartments as fast as they can to capitalize on New York’s relentless appeal and astronomical cost of living, but a tipping point of one sort or another is on the horizon. Although the city’s apartment pipeline is robust, absorption remains healthy among even the most expensive multifamily buildings, according…
BROKERS WEEKLY: Higher Works: Buildings with a Bird’s Eye View of the July 4th Fireworks

America gives New York’s waterfront apartment developers a patriotic pedestal to showcase their works tonight. When the annual 4th July celebration gets underway at 9 p.m., thousands of residents will flood rooftops and balconies, or just gaze through their floor-to-ceiling windows for their own birds-eye view of the fireworks. And when those pyrotechnics pop, that…