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Residential
| Property | Address | Description | Status |
| m650 FLATS | 650 Montgomery Street | 22 unique "boutique" condo building. Units include: custom kitchen with all BOSCH appliances, heated bathroom floors and towel racks, in-wall iPod dock fully integrated into your A/V system, tankless Hot Water Heaters (reducing gas consumption by up to 50%), and readily renewable Bamboo flooring. The elevator consumes one-half to one-third the power of its rivals, along with Energy Star rated appliances and recycled sound proofing insulation. Indoor parking included. Developer: Brunelleschi Construction. www.m650flats.com | Completed 2008 |
| The Majestic Theatre Condominiums | 222 Montgomery Street | 45-unit condo complex. www.majesticjerseycity.com. Developer: Exeter Property Co., www.jclofts.com. | Completed 2003 |
| The Marbella | 425 Washington Boulevard | 40 story residential tower with 412 rental units and 423 parking spaces. Developer: Roseland Property Company. www.marbellajc.com | Completed Fall 2003 |
| The Marbella II | Washington Boulevard at Second Street | Residential tower with 235 rental units. Developer: Roseland Property Company. www.roselandproperty.com | Planned |
| Mary Norton Manor | 23-25 Duncan Avenue | 45 unit workforce housing project to be built to L.E.E.D. "silver" rating standard. The project honors former Congresswoman Mary Norton (1875-1959), the first woman elected to Congress in the State of New Jersey, and the first woman Democrat elected to Congress from an eastern state. Developer: Franklin Development Group | Under construction. Completion- Spring 2011 |
| Monaco Towers | 435 Washington Boulevard | Two 50-story towers — 523 luxury, rental apartment homes — with breathtaking Hudson River views, parking garage, fitness center, heated outdoor pool, spa-and-lounge pool, fireside seating and sundeck theater, clubroom with billiards table, Wi-Fi in all common areas and full, 24-hour concierge and valet services. Amenities include oversized windows, expansive foyers, nine-foot ceilings, hardwood floors in living and dining rooms, stackable washers/dryers, granite countertops, and stainless steel appliances. Developers: Garden State Development, Hartz Mountain Industries and Roseland Property Company. www.monacojc.com | Completed Spring 2011 |
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