Luxury Rentals

A lifestyle-oriented rental community in Fort Lee offers residents a high-end experience right in the middle of a plethora of entertainment options.

The Montclarion at Bay Street, a brand-new building in Montclair located next to the NJ Transit station, has rented half of the available apartments since opening in early May.

Steel Works brings inventive amenities and industrial apartments for rent to Harrison’s up-and-coming Riverbend District.

Is Newark the new Brooklyn? With the Brick City welcoming billions of dollars in new residential, commercial, and industrial development, along with a blossoming arts scene, it's a question worth asking.

Last month, Jersey City’s own Cast Iron Lofts II took home four titles at the annual New Jersey Builder Association’s Sales and Marketing (SAM) Awards.

RUSHMORE, a brand-new, five-story, luxury rental community in Downtown Jersey City—with an exciting, soon-to-be-announced commercial space on its ground level—comes to market courtesy of Pure Properties.

If you’re a renter who's been sticker-shocked from escalating rents in Jersey City or Hoboken, how about looking a bit north in Guttenberg, a city just north of the Lincoln Tunnel that offers a significant value compared to its more southern neighbors, without losing those coveted urban amenities.

This fully-restored 19th Century brownstone in Paulus Hook features three expansive, full-floor apartments with modern finishes and conveniences. Units #1 and #3 have already rented. Now, only #2 remains, asking $5,500/month.

In yet another sign of the robust rental market in Jersey City, Mill Rocks touts 50% occupancy since launching leasing a month ago.

Fort Lee has quickly transformed into one of New Jersey’s most desirable urban centers. At the center of the revitalization is Hudson Lights, a new lifestyle-oriented rental community. Residents moving to the community enjoy a diverse mix of shopping, dining and entertainment options within walking distance.