Jersey City, New Jersey
New Jersey publishes Jersey City's whole tax list, $55.9 billion across 59,011 parcels, with values, deed dates and sale prices, but strips every owner's name from it under Daniel's Law, so who owns a waterfront tower has to be read from filings or one deed at a time at the Hudson County Register.
11 buildings · 5 with an owner established · 19 sources · 6 tier B · 5 tier A · prepared 2026-10-21
Can you find out who owns it?
New Jersey records title by deed. Jersey City's deeds are recorded with the Hudson County Register of Deeds and Mortgages, which keeps a public search room at 257 Cornelison Avenue and an online index through Harris Recording Solutions' Acclaim system; the online search opens only after the user accepts a disclaimer, which this research did not do. The State's tax list (MOD-IV) is published as open data with each parcel's assessed value, the address its tax bill goes to, deed date and sale price, but the owner-name field has been emptied under Daniel's Law (P.L. 2020, c. 125). Each deed pays a realty transfer fee on its consideration, which the State defines as 'the entire compensation paid or to be paid for the transfer of title'.
Is ownership public?Public, but one paid search at a time
Cost of one title searchOwner of record: one deed at a time from the Hudson County Register, either in its Public Search Room (view free, copies at the Register's copy fees, personal checks capped at $200) or through the Acclaim online search, which requires accepting a disclaimer first. The copy-fee schedule is a PDF that was not opened. There is no bulk channel for owner names
Bulk ownership dataNone with names. NJOGIS 'Parcels and MOD-IV Composite of NJ' (ArcGIS feature service, item updated 18 Aug 2026, deeds to 20 Jan 2025) gives all 59,011 Jersey City parcels (municipality 0906) with class, value, the mailing address the tax bill goes to, deed book/page/date and sale price, but 'The OWNER_NAME field is redacted per Daniel's Law for public web access'
Sale pricesEvery sale, with its address
Sites that forbid taking their data
- commercialobserver.com — “use any robot, spider, intelligent agent, other automatic device or manual process to search, monitor, or copy the Services ... or any other unauthorized automated means to compile information without Observer's permission”
1
The marquee buildings
The towers that set the tone of the core, and who holds them. A price is the price a document states, on the date it states — not an estimate of what the building is worth now.
| Building | Use | Owner | Owner type | Last price paid |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Journal Square Transportation Center (PATH Plaza) 1 PATH Plaza, Journal Square |
Civic | Port Authority of New York and New Jersey The tax list carries 9.33 acres at 'PATH Plaza' as public property (class 15C, 'TRANS. CENTER', 'ADMINISTRATIVE BLDG.'), assessed $531.2M, the highest-assessed parcel in Jersey City, billed to 150 Greenwich St, 15th floor, New York (s1). That is the Port Authority's address, 4 World Trade Center, 150 Greenwich Street, on its 2025 financial report (s6), which lists 'Journal Square Transportation Center' among its PATH facilities with $84.5M of facilities, net at 31 Dec 2025 (in thousands, 84,542). The deed itself was not read: the County index sits behind a disclaimer (s4). |
Government | —B |
| 30 Hudson Street (Goldman Sachs Tower) 30 Hudson St |
Office | Not established a paid title search would answer it The tax list gives a 42-storey office tower ('42S-ST-O-TOWER'), 2.38 acres, assessed $391.2M (land $107.4M), the highest-assessed private parcel in Jersey City, with its bill sent to 30 Hudson Street, 2nd floor (s1). Goldman Sachs' 2025 and 2021 Form 10-K property sections (s10) describe its New York headquarters and do not mention Jersey City, so no filing opened states who owns the tower today. The owner of record is in the Hudson County deed index, which was not searched (s4). |
Not established | $102,073,564 2000-02 Consideration recorded with the deed dated 4 Feb 2000 (book 5570, page 92) on the State tax list (s1); the tax list does not name the grantee. A |
| 101 Hudson Street 101 Hudson St nearly 1.3M sq ft · 42 floors |
Office | Not established a paid title search would answer it The tax list gives a 38-storey office building assessed $352.0M (land $137.4M), billed to 101 Hudson St, Suite 1703, with a deed of 22 Sept 2022 at $346,000,000 (s1). In October 2022 REBusiness reported that Veris Residential 'recently also closed on its $346 million sale of 101 Hudson Street, a 42-story office tower in Jersey City spanning nearly 1.3 million square feet' (s9). Neither source names the buyer, so the current owner is not established here; it is on the deed in the Hudson County index (s4). |
Not established | $346,000,000 2022-09 Deed dated 22 Sept 2022 recorded at $346,000,000 (s1); Veris Residential's '$346 million sale of 101 Hudson Street' reported in Oct 2022 (s9). B |
| Harborside 1, 2 and 3 10 Columbus Dr and 150 & 200 Hudson St 1,886,800 sq ft (3 buildings) |
Office | Not established a paid title search would answer it Veris Residential's 2025 10-K lists Harborside 1, 2 and 3, Jersey City, 3 buildings, 1,886,800 sq ft of office, as disposed of on 04/04/23 for net sales proceeds of $362,446,000 (s7). REBusiness gave the aggregate price as $420M and called the buyer 'unnamed' (s9). The tax list shows both lots, 150 & 200 Hudson St ($290.2M) and 10 Columbus Dr ($73.9M, 'Banker Trust/Plaza I'), with deeds dated 4 Apr 2023, billed to 601 W 26th St, Suite 1275, New York (s1). Harborside 5 (185 Hudson St, $264.5M), which Veris sold on 20 Mar 2024 for $81.5M net, is billed to the same suite and recorded at $85,000,000 (s1, s7). |
Not established | $420M 2023-04 Aggregate contract price per REBusiness (s9); Veris' 10-K gives disposition date 4 Apr 2023 and net proceeds of $362.4M (s7). A |
| Liberty Towers 33 Hudson St |
Residential | Veris Residential, L.P. (since 27 May 2026 owned by AC Residential, backed by affiliates of GIC Real Estate and Affinius Capital) Veris Residential's 2025 10-K lists Liberty Towers, Jersey City, built 2003, 648 apartments, acquired 2019, carried at $423.4M gross (s7). The tax list's matching lot at 33 Hudson St is two 37-storey towers with 648 units ('2-37S-648U'), assessed $215.0M (land $58.3M), billed to 210 Hudson St, Suite 400, the address the 10-K gives for Veris' head office (s1, s7). On 27 May 2026 Veris merged into AC Residential REIT LLC at $19.00 a share; 'Certain affiliates of GIC Real Estate Inc. and Affinius Capital Advisors LLC directly and/or indirectly invested in Parent' (s8). |
Private equity | —B |
| Haus25 25 Christopher Columbus Dr |
Residential | Veris Residential, L.P. (AC Residential since 27 May 2026) Veris' 2025 10-K lists Haus25, Jersey City, built 2022, 750 apartments, carried at $464.8M gross, with a PILOT (payment in lieu of taxes) agreement running to March 2047 under which it paid $3.12M in 2025 (s7). The tax list's lot at 25 Columbus Dr is a 57-storey, 750-unit building, but it is assessed only on its land, $49.8M, because the PILOT replaces the tax on the building; it is billed to 210 Hudson St, Suite 400 (s1). The deed of 8 Nov 2019 states $1. Veris became part of AC Residential on 27 May 2026 (s8). |
Private equity | —B |
| Newport Centre (mall) 30 Mall Dr West 1,152,599 sq ft |
Retail | Not established a paid title search would answer it The tax list gives 15.01 acres, 'MALL', 'NEWPORT CENT.MALL', assessed $191.4M (land $60.0M), billed to PO Box 6120, Indianapolis, with a deed of 28 Sept 2001 recorded at $39,500,000 (s1). Wikipedia lists the owner as 'LeFrak Organization and Simon Property Group' and Simon as manager (s12), but Simon Property Group's 2025 10-K (s11) does not mention Newport Centre or Jersey City anywhere in its property tables, so neither owner is established. The Indianapolis box is not tied to any entity by a source opened. |
Not established | —A |
| 10 Exchange Place 10 Exchange Pl |
Office | Not established the source would not open The tax list gives a 30-storey office building on 1.04 acres, assessed $221.1M (land $79.3M), billed to 197 Clarendon St, Boston, with a deed of 31 Oct 2017 at $315,112,693 (s1). Search results point to Manulife US REIT's annual reports, listing an acquisition on 31 Oct 2017 for about US$315.1M from John Hancock Life Insurance Company (U.S.A.), but the REIT's investor site answered 403 (Akamai) even to robots.txt and the SGX announcement host's terms could not be read, so the buyer is not recorded here. |
Not established | $315,112,693 2017-10 Consideration recorded with the deed dated 31 Oct 2017 on the State tax list (s1). A |
| Liberty State Park and Liberty Science Center Freedom Way / 222 Jersey City Blvd |
Land | State of New Jersey The tax list bills 174 public parcels to State addresses in Trenton (John Fitch Plaza, the Labor & Industry Building, 401 E State St, 1035 Parkway Ave, 1 West State St), assessed $1.51B. They include the Liberty Park lots (81.2 acres on Communipaw Ave at $121.8M, 75.5 acres at $113.3M, 69.4 acres at 275 Freedom Way at $105.2M) and 229.7 acres of New York Bay at $344.6M. The Liberty Science Center lot (21.98 acres, $142.9M) is billed to 401 E State St (s1). Billing is not title, and no State record opened names the department holding each lot. |
Government | —B |
| 99 Hudson Street 99 Hudson St |
Residential | Not established the jurisdiction does not disclose owners New Jersey's tallest residential tower is a condominium: the tax list carries it as 787 parcels assessed $709.6M together, of which 781 are residential condominium units, 5 commercial units and one common-area lot (s1). Units held by individuals are not named here, and the State strips owner names from the published list under Daniel's Law (s1). |
Not established | —A |
| City Hall 280 Grove St |
Civic | City of Jersey City The tax list carries 'CITY HALL' at 280 Grove St, built 1894, 1.93 acres, as public property assessed $36.3M, billed to its own address (s1). In all, 304 parcels are billed to 280 Grove St, assessed $1.08B (see landowners). |
Government | —B |
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The core land
The most valuable ground in the city, and what the public record says about it.
Jersey City's most valuable ground is the Port Authority's Journal Square hub, then the Hudson waterfront from Exchange Place to Newport. All figures are net assessed values on the State's MOD-IV tax list as published in the NJOGIS composite (s1); its latest deeds are from January 2025, so it is the 2025 list. Recorded prices are the consideration reported with each deed; a package sale can record one price on several lots.
Whole tax list, net assessed value$55.93B across 59,011 parcels
Of which 3,495 exempt (class 15) parcels, $9.51B; 41,958 residential (class 2) parcels, $20.22B, 16,745 of them condominium units; 6,581 commercial, industrial and apartment parcels, $23.59B. NJOGIS composite, item updated 18 Aug 2026 (s1).
Highest assessed parcel$531.2M, Journal Square Transportation Center (Port Authority)
Then 30 Hudson St, $391.2M (highest private); 101 Hudson St, $352.0M; State land under New York Bay, $344.6M; 150 & 200 Hudson St (Harborside 2 and 3), $290.2M (s1).
Highest private land value$147.3M, 444 Washington Blvd (11.15 acres, about $13.2M an acre)
A 504-unit apartment lot billed to Arlington, Va. On the core waterfront, 101 Hudson St carries $137.4M of land and 30 Hudson St $107.4M on 2.38 acres (about $45M an acre) (s1).
Largest recorded single-building prices$377,500,000, 525 Washington Blvd, deed 18 Oct 2011
Then $346,000,000 for 101 Hudson St (Sept 2022), $315,112,693 for 10 Exchange Place (Oct 2017), $300,000,000 for 70 Hudson St (Feb 2022) and $293,300,000 for 575 Washington Blvd (June 2014). 2,721 parcels show a priced deed dated 2024 (s1).
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Who owns the town
At this scale the significant owner is rarely a trust or a fund: it is one or two local holding companies, a family in its second or third generation, and often the land around the town rather than the buildings in it.
Because the State strips owner names from the published tax list, Jersey City's large holders can only be counted by the address their tax bills go to, and named where the holder's own page or a filing gives that address. On that basis public bodies dominate the ground: 3,495 of the list's parcels are exempt (class 15), assessed at $9.51B of the $55.93B total. The State holds the most value (Liberty State Park and the bay), the City the most parcels, and the Port Authority the single most valuable lot. Acreage is left out because the composite's acre field repeats a whole building's area on every condominium unit. Figures are the 2025 list as published in the NJOGIS composite (s1).
| Name | Type | Parcels and assessed value billed to the address, 2025 tax list |
|---|---|---|
| State of New Jersey Public-property parcels (and two railroad lots) billed to State addresses in Trenton: John Fitch Plaza and the Labor & Industry Building (54 parcels, $1.58B incl. Liberty State Park and 229.7 acres of New York Bay at $344.6M), 1 West State St (5 small lots), 1035 Parkway Ave (96 parcels, $92.5M, mostly road and vacant land) and 401 E State St (24, $330.8M, incl. the Liberty Science Center lot at $142.9M). Billing addresses only; no State record opened names the department holding each lot. The Kean/NJCU lot billed to 222 W State St is counted with Kean, not here. |
Government | 174 parcels, $1.51BB |
| City of Jersey City Billed to 280 Grove St, the lot the list itself labels 'CITY HALL'. 77 are vacant land, 27 parking areas, 9 tax-lien foreclosures, 9 firehouses and dozens of parks: the largest are Pershing Field Park ($102.7M) and Reservoir No. 3 on Central Ave (13.13 acres, $85.8M). |
Government | 304 parcels, $1.08BB |
| Port Authority of New York and New Jersey Billed to 150 Greenwich St / 4 World Trade Center, the Port Authority's address (s6). Led by the Journal Square Transportation Center ($531.2M) and 2 Montgomery St, an administrative building bought on 22 Dec 2010 for a recorded $26,300,000 ($41.3M). A further 13 parcels ($226.4M) with railroad, tunnel, PATH-station and a 131-acre vehicle terminal at 20 Colony Rd are billed to 225 Park Ave, 15th floor, New York; no source opened ties that address to the Port Authority, so they are not counted here. |
Government | 35 parcels, $951.4MB |
| Jersey City Public Schools (Board of Education) Billed to 346 Claremont Ave, the district's address on its own site (s14): 89 school-class (15A) parcels, among them Middle School 7 at 222 Laidlaw Ave ($48.8M) and Dickinson High School ($35.0M). |
Government | 95 parcels, $810.2MB |
| County of Hudson 595 Newark Ave is the 'COURT & ADMIN' lot on the list ($101.5M); the address also takes the Justice Complex at 24 Central Ave ($109.6M) and part of Lincoln Park (108.75 acres, $100.1M). Lincoln Park's main lot (169.4 acres, $140.1M) is billed to 'Lincoln Park'. The County's own pages were not used for its address. |
Government | 17 parcels at 595 Newark Ave, $366.4M; 5 more billed to Lincoln Park, $158.0MB |
| Jersey City Housing Authority Billed to 400 Route 1 / 400 US Highway 1, the Authority's Main Office at Marion Gardens, Bldg 7, on its own site (s15). Includes Marion Gardens (12.33 acres, $45.2M) and a 12.5-acre townhouse lot at 61 Merritt St tagged 'urban renewal' ($79.7M). |
Government | 56 parcels, $259.4MB |
| Saint Peter's University Billed to 2641 Kennedy Blvd, the campus address on the university's site (s16): college buildings ($50.5M), dormitories on Montgomery St and parking lots. |
Institution | 29 parcels, $163.4MB |
| Kean University – Jersey City (formerly New Jersey City University) njcu.edu now redirects to Kean's Jersey City pages, which report the Middle States commission advancing 'the merger between Kean University and New Jersey City University' (s17). The two main college lots, 2023 Kennedy Blvd ($161.1M) and 2039 Kennedy Blvd ($116.0M), are billed to 222 W State St, Trenton and 103 College Road East, Princeton; no source opened says whose addresses those are. |
Institution | 23 parcels billed to 2039 Kennedy Blvd, $24.7M, plus two campus lots of $277.2M billed to Trenton and PrincetonB |
| Public Service Electric and Gas Company Billed to '80 Park Pl, Tax Dept T-6B', Newark; PSE&G's 10-K gives its address as 80 Park Plaza, Newark (s18). Mostly vacant (class 1) and industrial lots. |
Public company | 46 parcels, $39.2MB |
| Railroad land billed to PO Box 8499, Philadelphia (holder not named) Class 5A and 5B are railroad property, valued by the State Director of Taxation ('ASD BY DIR TAX'), so the list carries almost no local value ($1.4M). Descriptions include 'MAIN STEM' and 'CLASS I/II RR'. No source opened ties the PO box to a railroad company. |
Private company | 145 parcels (68 class 5A, 51 class 5B)A |
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Who builds the houses
New-home building in this market: the volume, and the firms behind it. Ownership of a builder matters as much as its volume — a private-equity platform and a family firm behave differently.
Jersey City builds towers. Census permit counts for the city: 3,232 new units in 2021, 3,741 in 2022, 2,339 in 2023, 2,601 in 2024 and 2,098 in 2025. In 2025, 1,803 of them were in 29 buildings of five or more units, and 184 were single-family houses (s13). Large rental buildings are usually developed one entity per project, and many carry a long-term tax exemption (PILOT) under which the building is untaxed and only the land is assessed, as at Haus25 (s1, s7). The published list hides owner names, so builders could not be counted from it, and no builder league table covers the city; the one builder below is named from its own filing. Condominium units held by individuals are not named.
| Name | Type | Units |
|---|---|---|
| Veris Residential (now AC Residential) The 10-K lists Haus25 with year built 2022 and no acquisition date, unlike the buildings Veris bought (Liberty Towers 2019, BLVD 475 2017), which marks it as its own development; carried at $464.8M (s7). |
Private equity | 750 units, Haus25, completed 2022B |
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Commercial landlords
The commercial side, counted separately from housing: who holds the office, retail and industrial floor area.
Jersey City's waterfront was built by a handful of developers, and its towers are now held mostly by single-asset entities whose tax bills go to out-of-town offices. The list hides names, so only one landlord could be named from a filing. By billing address the largest private holders are: 40 W 57th St, 23rd floor, New York (56 parcels, $1.42B, mostly Newport apartment towers on River Ct, River Dr and Park Lane), 111 Town Square Place, Jersey City (14 parcels, $1.26B, also Newport), and 601 W 26th St, Suite 1275, New York (10 parcels, $637.0M: Harborside 1, 2, 3 and 5). Newport was developed from 1986 by the LeFrak Organization (s19), but no source opened ties those addresses to it. Class 4A/4B/4C (commercial, industrial, apartments) totals 6,581 parcels and $23.59B (s1).
| Name | Type | Holdings |
|---|---|---|
| Veris Residential, L.P. (AC Residential since 27 May 2026; GIC Real Estate and Affinius Capital affiliates) The 2025 10-K lists Haus25 (750), Liberty Towers (648), BLVD 401 (311), BLVD 425 (412), BLVD 475 (523), Sable (762) and Soho Lofts (377), all Jersey City (s7). The parcels billed to its office at 210 Hudson St, Suite 400 include Liberty Towers ($215.0M) and Soho Lofts at 273 Sixteenth St ($160.1M, recorded at $263,800,000 on 1 Apr 2019) (s1). Between 2023 and 2025 it sold all its Jersey City offices (s7). Taken private in May 2026 (s8). |
Private equity | 7 Jersey City apartment properties, 3,783 units; 13 parcels assessed $892.1MA |
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Looked for and not found
Claims this page would have made if a source could be opened. They are left out rather than guessed.
- Who owns 30 Hudson St, 101 Hudson St, Harborside 1-3 and 5, 525 and 575 Washington Blvd, 95 Columbus Dr and 70 Hudson St. The grantees are on the deeds in the Hudson County index, whose online search requires accepting a disclaimer, which was not done.
- 10 Exchange Place: search results say Manulife US REIT bought it on 31 Oct 2017 for about US$315.1M from John Hancock Life Insurance Company (U.S.A.); the REIT's site answered 403 and the SGX host's terms could not be read.
- Harborside 1, 2 and 3: reported elsewhere as bought by 601W Companies, matching the 601 W 26th St billing address, but that report is on re-nj.com, whose robots.txt disallows ClaudeBot and anthropic-ai, so it was not opened.
- Newport Centre: Wikipedia names LeFrak Organization and Simon Property Group as owners, but Simon's 2025 10-K does not list the mall. Reports that Newport Associates Development Company is a LeFrak and Simon family partnership are on hosts that bar this research (re-nj.com, njbiz.com).
- Whether the 40 W 57th St and 111 Town Square Place billing addresses (together $2.68B of Newport towers) are LeFrak entities. LeFrak's terms of service sit on a host whose robots.txt is Disallow: / and could not be read, so lefrak.com was not used.
- The 39 Kearney Ave holder: 75 public parcels ($316.9M), including the Loews theatre, a marina office, a boardwalk and 29 acres of vacant land on Route 440. Its identity (possibly a City redevelopment agency) was not established.
- The 225 Park Ave, 15th floor holder of 13 rail, tunnel and terminal parcels ($226.4M), including the 131-acre vehicle terminal at 20 Colony Rd, and the One Penn Plaza East, Newark holder of 91 rail and light-rail parcels ($98.0M).
- PILOT agreements: 1,850 parcels are class 15F and many large rental buildings are assessed on land only, but the City's agreements sit on jerseycitynj.gov and data.jerseycitynj.gov, which were not used.
- Single-family-rental holders: the largest residential billing addresses (e.g. 380 class-2 parcels billed to 295 Madison Ave, New York; 166 to 1140 Virginia Drive, Fort Washington, Pa.) look like mortgage-servicer tax addresses, not owners, and no source ties them to anyone.
- Recorded prices after January 2025: the published list stops there.
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Sources
- Parcels and MOD-IV Composite of NJ (Web Mercator), layer Cad_parcel_mod4: 59,011 Jersey City parcels (PCL_MUN 0906) with property class, location, owner's mailing address, land/improvement/net value, deed book, page and date, and sale price. Metadata: 'The OWNER_NAME field is redacted per Daniel's Law for public web access'. Item updated 18 Aug 2026; latest deed date 20 Jan 2025. Read 21 Oct 2026 — NJ Office of Information Technology, Office of GIS (NJOGIS), from NJ Division of Taxation MOD-IV · openA
- Legal Statement & Disclaimers: 'anyone may view, copy or distribute State information found here without obligation to the State, unless otherwise stated' — State of New Jersey · openA
- Property Search: online search through Harris Recording Solutions; Public Search Room 'houses several types of documents including deeds, mortgage, lis pendens, filed maps, and indexes'; copy room fees; personal checks not to exceed $200; 257 Cornelison Avenue, Jersey City — Hudson County Register of Deeds & Mortgages · openA
- Hudson County Register Records Search (Acclaim): search by name, book/page, instrument, legal description, doc type, consideration, record date; disclaimer with 'Accept Disclaimer' shown before searching (not accepted) — Hudson County Register / Harris Recording Solutions · registrationA
- Realty Transfer Fee FAQs: 'Consideration' defined in part as 'the entire compensation paid or to be paid for the transfer of title'; over $1,000,000 the grantee remits the 1% fee; last updated 28 Oct 2025 — NJ Division of Taxation · openA
- 2025 Annual Comprehensive Financial Report: back cover '4 World Trade Center, 150 Greenwich Street, New York, NY 10007'; Schedule of facilities lists 'Journal Square Transportation Center' (facilities, net 84,542 thousand at 31 Dec 2025), 'Greenville Yard Port Authority Marine Terminal/NY NJ Rail LLC' and 'Port Jersey – Port Authority Marine Terminal' — The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey · openA
- Veris Residential Form 10-K for 2025: Item 2 property list (Haus25 750 units, Liberty Towers 648, BLVD 401 311, BLVD 425 412, BLVD 475 523, Sable 762, Soho Lofts 377, all Jersey City); dispositions of Harborside 1, 2 and 3 (04/04/23), Harborside 6, Harborside 5 (03/20/24), Harborside 4 and 8/9 land; PILOT table; offices at Harborside 3, 210 Hudson St, Ste 400 — Veris Residential, Inc. (SEC EDGAR) · openA
- Form 8-K, 27 May 2026: completion of the mergers with AC Residential Acquisition LP; $19.00 per share; 'Certain affiliates of GIC Real Estate Inc. and Affinius Capital Advisors LLC directly and/or indirectly invested in Parent' — Veris Residential, Inc. (SEC EDGAR) · openA
- Veris Residential Agrees to Sell Harborside Office Portfolio in Jersey City for $420M (10 Oct 2022): 'The unnamed buyer'; 'its $346 million sale of 101 Hudson Street, a 42-story office tower' — REBusiness Online (France Media) · openA
- Goldman Sachs Form 10-K for 2025 (and for 2021, accession 0001193125-22-052682), Item 2 Properties: headquarters at 200 West Street; no mention of Jersey City — The Goldman Sachs Group, Inc. (SEC EDGAR) · openA
- Simon Property Group Form 10-K for 2025, property tables and Schedule III: New Jersey malls listed (Menlo Park, Ocean County, Rockaway Townsquare, Shops at Riverside, Mills at Jersey Gardens); no entry for Newport Centre or Jersey City — Simon Property Group, Inc. (SEC EDGAR) · openA
- Newport Centre (shopping mall): infobox 'Owner LeFrak Organization and Simon Property Group', 'Management Simon Property Group', floor area 1,152,599 sq ft — Wikipedia · openA
- Building Permits Survey, annual place files 2021-2025 (Northeast region): Jersey City, NJ (place 36000), new privately-owned housing units authorized by building type — US Census Bureau · openA
- Jersey City Public Schools home page footer: '346 Claremont Ave. Jersey City, NJ 07305' — Jersey City Public Schools · openA
- Jersey City Housing Authority home page: 'JCHA Main Office – 400 U.S. Hwy # 1 (Marion Gardens, Bldg. # 7), Jersey City, NJ 07306' — Jersey City Housing Authority · openA
- Saint Peter's University home page: 'Campus 2641 John F. Kennedy Boulevard Jersey City, NJ 07306' — Saint Peter's University · openA
- Kean University – Jersey City (njcu.edu redirects here): 'The Middle States Commission on Higher Education (MSCHE) has advanced the merger between Kean University and New Jersey City University (NJCU)' — Kean University · openA
- PSEG Form 10-K for 2025, cover page: Public Service Electric and Gas Company, 80 Park Plaza, Newark, New Jersey 07102 — Public Service Enterprise Group Inc. (SEC EDGAR) · openA
- Newport, Jersey City: 'Redevelopment of Newport began in 1986 as a $10 billion project led by ... The LeFrak Organization' — Wikipedia · openA