99 Hudson Street: Jersey's Tallest Kicks Off Sales with View-Filled Condos from $900K

99 Hudson Street renderings (China Overseas America and Perkins Eastman)

Thursday, Oct 26, 2017 By CityRealty Staff, CityRealty contributor

New Jersey’s future tallest building has officially kicked off sales. Rising near Jersey City’s Hudson River waterfront, 99 Hudson Street will bring to market one-bedrooms priced from $889,000 and two-bedrooms starting at $1.5 million. According to a WSJ article published today, prices will average $1,400 a square foot, substantially less than the $1,909 a foot recorded for the 3,393 condos for sale in Manhattan today.

The 79-story, 887-foot skyscraper is being developed by China Overseas America, Inc. (COA), their first residential venture in the U.S. A sleek yet classic design was conceived by the mega-firm of Perkins Eastman and features chamfered corners and a pinstripes of limestone and floor-to-ceiling-glass façade that reminds us a bit of 383 Madison Avenue in Midtown. Its 1.5 million square feet of space will comprise 781 condominium units, 15,000 square feet of retail space, a parking garage and 14,000 square feet of public space.

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Residences will feature open layouts, large closets, central air and washer/dryer bundles. There will be oak floors, kitchens with top-of-the-line appliances, and baths with quartz stone countertops and porcelain tiles. Shared perks include an outdoor playground, children’s playroom, an outdoor pool, a lawn, fire pits, barbecues, and cabanas. Easy commutes to Manhattan can be had via the PATH train or the New York Waterway ferry. Delivery is anticipated in 2019.

Construction progress as of earlier this October (CItyRealty)

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