Principals from development partners Hartz Mountain Industries and Panepinto Properties recently joined Jersey City Mayor Steven Fulop (center) and other municipal, county and state dignitaries for the official grand opening of 3 Journal Square. The new 13-story rental building located just steps from the Journal Square Transportation Center debuted with an impressive 160 of the 240 apartments already leased.
New 13-Story Residential Building Officially Opens with 160 of the 240 Units Already Leased in The Historic Journal Square Neighborhood
With the cut of a ceremonial ribbon, 3 Journal Square Apartments officially opened today in Jersey City, a milestone moment touted by City officials and business leaders as the latest sign of the remarkable renaissance underway in the historic Journal Square neighborhood.
The new 13-story building located just steps from the Journal Square Transportation Center opens with an impressive 160 of the 240 apartments already leased since pre-leasing started in late March, according to joint-venture partners Hartz Mountain Industries and Panepinto Properties, two prominent development companies that have helped shape the Jersey City landscape with signature residential and commercial projects. More than 40% of the building is occupied, with additional move-ins scheduled. Immediate occupancy is available.
The Grand Opening ceremony also marked the completion of 3 Journal Square’s onsite leasing center and magnificent lobby, as well as a full floor of social and recreational amenities unrivaled in the local marketplace.
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