Real Estate
Jersey City contains several distinct housing markets, from waterfront towers and Downtown brownstones to Heights multifamily homes, Journal Square high-rises, West Side houses and Greenville neighborhoods.
Neighborhood Housing
High-rise rentals and condominiums mix with brownstone historic districts around Paulus Hook, Hamilton Park, Van Vorst Park and Harsimus Cove.
Major new towers around PATH coexist with older apartment buildings and residential streets.
One- and two-family houses, multifamily buildings, condos and infill development.
Historic houses and multifamily properties alongside transit-oriented development.
Traditional houses, multifamily properties and apartments with redevelopment along transit corridors.
Large planned waterfront district dominated by rental and condominium towers.
Before Buying or Renting
Public Resources
For authoritative zoning, redevelopment and property information, use Jersey City Planning, the municipal tax assessor and current FEMA/state flood resources. NJTGO’s neighborhood descriptions are orientation, not legal, appraisal or insurance advice.