Luxury Rentals

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.

Homes at Park Bayonne are in high demand and just a few apartments remain available at the development, which is proving to be a great success story for the Peninsula City. Those looking for larger units will be impressed with the value they get at Park Bayonne.

Located just off Grove Street, 56 Wayne offers brand new, well-restored townhome residences. The recently completed project offers spacious layouts, top of the line finishes, and historic details.

Recently completed as part of the Springfield Avenue Marketplace development, 24 Jones brings 152 modernly styled apartments to Newark's University Heights neighborhood. Offering quick access to downtown, multiple universities and cultural destinations, the community is perfect for those who want to live near it all.

Modera Lofts, formerly the 110-year-old Butler Brothers warehouse is an ambitious 366-unit loft building in the Power House Arts District. Appealing in its industrial-chicness, the building features a cavernous lobby, exposed brick, and raised beams. Standing amongst shiny high-rises, Modera stands out by its application of adaptive reuse.

There are several factors that distinguish the new Mill Rocks community, beyond the fact that it’s the only new construction rental building in the area, it also offers modern finishes, useful amenities, and a convenient location all at a competitive price.

Come and see why this is truly a rare find: Three luxury rental units in an exquisitely restored brownstone building from the 1880s. Everything is brand new, and has been transformed and completely renovated from top to bottom with today's modern elements.

Directly across from MetLife Stadium sits The Monarch, a 316-unit luxury apartment community, that just traded hands for $91.5 million. The relatively new community was completed in 2014 and currently sits at 97% leased.

Less than three months after the official ribbon cutting, the Baker Building is nearly 80% leased. The 83-unit rental building in Lafayette, a neighborhood largely skipped over by developers over the last two decades, the project was a beacon of the area’s revitalization. Considering the robust leasing activity, it seems Point Capital Development struck the right chord.