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340 Third Street
340 Third Street
340 Third Street
340 Third Street
340 Third Street
340 Third Street
340 Third Street
340 Third Street
Last updated on Apr 6, 2018

340 Third Street

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Overview of 340 Third Street

340 Third Street was built in 2013 and has a total of 96 rental apartments, located in Jersey City.

Similar nearby buildings include 4 Avenue at Port Imperial, 537 West 27th Street and 217 South 4th Street. See more ->

Doorman
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Type
Rental
Year Built
2013
Apartments
96
Floors
5
Neighborhood
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Managed by Ironstate Development Company

Ironstate Development Company, founded in 2001 by brothers David and Michael Barry, is based in Hoboken, New Jersey. The developer specializes in large-scale mixed-use projects in New York City and New Jersey, transforming former industrial sites into modern apartment and hospitality communities. Its portfolio includes over 6,000 housing units in the region, spanning New Jersey high-rises and Manhattan neighborhoods like Chelsea. Ironstate’s residential buildings typically feature contemporary amenities — for example, many offer 24-hour attended lobbies, fitness centers, rooftop terraces and communal lounges — designed to cater to urban renters’ lifestyles.

Beyond its apartments, Ironstate also develops retail and hotel projects as part of its holistic urban communities. For example, it co-developed the W Hoboken and the Standard East Village, reflecting a hospitality wing of its portfolio. In Manhattan, one of its notable rentals is Chelsea 29 at 221 West 29th Street in Chelsea, which combines an industrial-inspired loft design with modern living. The building offers a 24-hour attended lobby, a rooftop terrace, a resident lounge and a gym, underscoring Ironstate’s emphasis on amenities. The company frames its brand around transit-oriented, live-work-play neighborhoods, aiming to integrate apartments with retail, parks and transit access to create vibrant communities — an approach that appeals to renters seeking well-appointed city living.

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