Strong Sales Continue at Crystal Point with 12 More Homes Sold in November

From the Marketing Directors Inc.

Upscale Jersey City Waterfront Condominium Raising the Bar
JERSEY CITY, N.J. – The fall selling season at Crystal Point

, the 42-story upscale condominium building on Jersey City’s Hudson River waterfront, has shaped up to be one of the most notable recorded in recent years in the Hudson County real estate marketplace.

On the heels of an incredibly successful October which saw several sales, including seven exceeding an impressive $1 million each, the collection of 269 magnificent residences and resort-style amenities has added an additional 12 high-end sales in the month of November, according to Fisher Development Associates, which is developing the building on the final piece of developable land facing Manhattan in the City’s downtown waterfront district.

“Crystal Point emerged early on as one of the most successful selling condominium in the region, and we really haven’t looked back since,” says Fisher Development Associates President Brian Fisher, while noting that Crystal Point has passed the noteworthy marks of 70% sold and more than 60% closed.

“Our continued sales success is a strong testament to the wide-ranging appeal of this world-class residence which combines an exceptional waterfront location with dramatic living spaces, premier service, incomparable amenities

and unmatched views that equate to the finest luxury lifestyle at Crystal Point.”

One-, two- and three-bedroom residences at Crystal Point are priced in the mid-$500,000s. Homes are made even more attractive thanks to a 30-year tax abatement that has been granted to the building.

Created by the renowned New York City architectural firm Gruzen Samton LLP, the distinctive design of the landmark Crystal Point building maximizes its unrivaled waterfront location and creates homes with modern, open and furnishable living areas.

“Unlike many high-rise developments which often seem cavernous with long hallways, we split the Crystal Point plan in half with elevators positioned in the middle of the residential floors to create short corridors and provide the building a very intimate feel,” says Jordan Gruzen (FAIA) of Gruzen Samton. “We utilized multiple façade planes to break the building‘s mass up and ensure that every home had magnificent views. Each condominium was designed so from the moment the front door of each home is opened one is aware of the views and the light emanating from the water.

“The layouts of the homes themselves often create large square rooms and sprawling living spaces that are open, airy and extremely functional.”

Crystal Point features a crystalline-style glass exterior and has been designed to maximize the building’s waterfront setting and views of the ever changing Manhattan skyline. Inside, one-, two-and three bedroom homes range from 800 to 1,817 square-feet and offer an array of premium finishes. Residents also benefit from free on-site parking.

“Floor-to-ceiling windows drench the homes in natural light and many of the residences offer riverfront balconies,” notes Adrienne Albert, CEO of The Marketing Directors, Inc., the building’s marketing and exclusive sales agent.

“Kitchens boast Italian Pedini wood and glass cabinetry, sparkling quartzite counters, under-cabinet task lighting, full height pantries, islands with breakfast bars and a full Jenn-Air appliance suite. Each residence also has SMART home technology capabilities and a washer and dryer.”

Crystal Point’s superb amenities include the Crystal Spa

with a thermal bath, sauna, steam and treatment rooms. Residents will also enjoy a yoga/aerobics room, state-of-the-art fitness center, lounge with flat screen televisions, game room with billiard and poker tables, children’s play room and a screening room within the Crystal Club.

“An outdoor deck overlooking the Hudson River features a sparkling pool, giant hot tub, private cabanas and lounge chair seating, as well as two BBQs and dining area, fire pits and a children’s play area,” says Ms. Albert. “The building also offers a professional concierge, valet parking and soon a lobby level restaurant.”

The New Jersey District Council of the Urban Land Institute (ULI-NNJ) awarded Crystal Point its 2010 “Project of the Year” honor this month in recognition of the responsible development of the waterfront condominium building.

Crystal Point is conveniently located between the Paulus Hook and Newport sections of Jersey City and steps from PATH trains at both Exchange Place and Newport with direct access into New York City and a Light Rail station.

Elections, the Fed, and Jobs…Oh My!

The Week in review

“TOMORROW IS OFTEN THE BUSIEST DAY OF THE WEEK.” Spanish Proverb. And it sure seemed that way every day of last week, with one of the busiest economic calendars seen in years. Friday’s Jobs Report capped off a week filled with election results and a big announcement from the Fed regarding the next round of Quantitative Easing (QE2). So what impact did all of this news have on Bonds and home loan rates? Let’s break it down.

On Friday, the Labor Department reported that 151,000 jobs were created in October, all in the private sector. This was much higher than the 60,000 job creations that were expected – and while the economy needs a lot more job creations to put a dent in the unemployment rate, this is a great start to a recovery in the labor market.

Adding to the positive tone of the report, there were upward revisions to both August and September’s numbers, and the Unemployment Rate held steady at 9.6%. The Average Hourly Wage increased as well – and across the board, the numbers were stronger than anticipated. Should this trend continue in the coming months, it would support the notion that labor has not only stabilized – but is perhaps even expanding, which would be welcome news indeed.

And while this is great news for the economy, remember that when good economic news arrives, investors move money into Stocks… and this pulls money out of all types of Bonds, including Mortgage Backed Securities, which home loan rates are based on. When money moves out of Bonds, it causes Bond pricing and home loan rates to worsen – and that’s exactly what happened, following the better than expected Jobs Report. Although we all like to hear good news for the economy – any strong, positive economic news is bad news for Bond pricing and home loan rates.

Home loan rates were exceptionally volatile all last week – and likely to remain so ahead. While rates are still at very low, affordable levels – they won’t last forever, so please get in touch if you have questions about how the current rate climate might benefit your situation.

In other big news last week, the Federal Reserve Board made their much anticipated announcement regarding another round of “Quantitative Easing” or QE2, where the Fed will participate in purchasing Treasury Securities in a bid to keep the economic recovery on track. On Wednesday, the Fed announced that they intend to purchase $600 Billion in Treasuries, starting now and continuing through mid-2011, which equates to about $75 Billion in purchases per month. So how will this impact home loan rates ahead?

We need to be mindful that the Fed initiated QE2 for three reasons. One, to help lower interest rates in order to spur consumer and business spending… which in turn will create inflation. Two, to help lower the unemployment rate via an economic boost. And three, to help push Stock prices higher. And all three of these factors will cause headwinds for Bonds and home loan rates down the road.

As the Fed gets to work on putting their latest plan into effect – we can be sure that inflation readings in various economic reports will likely be more highly scrutinized by the markets. Upcoming reports will reveal whether the Fed will be successful in their quest to fight deflation, and create a level of Goldilocks inflation that is not too hot, not too cool… but juuuust right. Ultimately, if inflation expectations creep higher, interest rates for long-term Bonds – like Mortgage Bonds – will rise as well.

One thing is certain, the volatility we saw in the markets last week is sure to continue. If you have any questions about how you can take advantage of today’s historic low rates, please contact me, and let’s evaluate your current situation. And feel free to forward this email to any friends, family members, or colleagues who may have questions as well – I’m always pleased to talk with anyone you’d refer my way.

Forecast for the Week

After all last week’s big news, Traders will continue to digest all the happenings… and will have a somewhat quiet economic news week ahead, including the Bond Market being closed on Thursday in honor of Veteran’s Day

There are no major economic reports until Wednesday, which will bring another look at employment with the Initial and Continuing Jobless Claims Report. Last week’s Initial Jobless Claims were 457,000, above the 445,000 that was expected, while Continuing Jobless Claims fell 42,000 to 4.34 Million. Initial Jobless Claims have been stuck to that mid-400’s level like a magnet for a very long time – and a real, sustained movement below 400,000 is needed in order for the market to feel confident that labor is recovering.

Also this week we’ll get a read on Consumer Sentiment on Friday – always an important number, but particularly of note for retailers, especially as we head into the holiday shopping season.

Remember: Weak economic news normally causes money to flow out of Stocks and into Bonds, helping Bonds and home loan rates improve, while strong economic news normally has the opposite result.

 

From Anthony Villanova http://www.mmgweekly.com/w/index.html?SID=cb389d202584d0ca7193967cf2bf06eb 

SEVEN SALES OVER $1 MILLION EACH RECORDED IN OCTOBER AT CRYSTAL POINT IN JERSEY CITY

Crystal Point condos - Jersey City waterfront

From the Marketing Directors Inc.

Luxury Condominium Building 70% Sold, 65% Closed

JERSEY CITY, N.J. – One of the region’s most successful-selling condominium buildings continued to dominate the luxury market in October as an impressive seven sales exceeding $1 million each were recorded at Crystal Point on Jersey City’s Hudson River waterfront.

The new high-end sales, coupled with numerous other contracts taken in October on residences priced under $1 million, has pushed the 269-home building to the 70% sold mark, according to Fisher Development Associates, which is developing the 42-story building on the final piece of developable land facing Manhattan in the City’s downtown waterfront district.

Perhaps more importantly, Crystal Point is currently 65% closed and occupied.

“Despite the real and perceived circumstances that still affect much of the real estate marketplace, Crystal Point has consistently sold to a customer base that is confident in the enduring value and qualities of the building,” notes Brian Fisher, President of the company that bears his name.

“Achieving this level of sales velocity and price points in the midst of today’s market provides clear evidence that buyers deem this a historically-opportunistic time to purchase a luxury residence in a world-class property that offers them a truly unmatched lifestyle.”

The iconic Crystal Point building takes upscale riverfront living on the Hudson River to the next level by providing forever New York City views and a myriad of five-star recreational and social amenities to create a hotel-inspired living environment. Prices for the one-, two- and three-bedroom residences start in the mid-$500,000s. Homes at Crystal Point are made even more attractive thanks to a 30-year tax abatement that has been granted to the building.

Crystal Point features a crystalline-style glass exterior and has been designed to maximize the building’s waterfront setting and views of the ever changing Manhattan skyline. Inside, one-, two-and three bedroom homes range from 800 to 1,817 square-feet and offer an array of premium finishes. Residents also benefit from free on-site parking.

“Floor-to-ceiling windows drench the homes in natural light and many of the residences offer riverfront balconies,” notes Adrienne Albert, CEO of The Marketing Directors, Inc., the building’s marketing and exclusive sales agent.

“Kitchens boast Italian Pedini wood and glass cabinetry, sparkling quartzite counters, under-cabinet task lighting, full height pantries, islands with breakfast bars and a full Jenn-Air appliance suite. Each residence also has SMART home technology capabilities and a washer and dryer.”

Created by the renowned New York City architectural firm Gruzen Samton LLP, the distinctive design of the landmark Crystal Point building maximizes its unrivaled waterfront location and creates homes with modern, open and furnishable living areas.

“Unlike many high-rise developments which often seem cavernous with long hallways, we split the Crystal Point plan in half with elevators positioned in the middle of the residential floors to create short corridors and provide the building a very intimate feel,” says Jordan Gruzen (FAIA) of Gruzen Samton. “We utilized multiple façade planes to break the building‘s mass up and ensure that every home had magnificent views. Each condominium was designed so from the moment the front door of each home is opened one is aware of the views and the light emanating from the water.

“The layouts of the homes themselves often create large square rooms and sprawling living spaces that are open, airy and extremely functional.”

Crystal Point’s superb amenities include the Crystal Spa with a thermal bath, sauna, steam and treatment rooms. Residents will also enjoy a yoga/aerobics room, state-of-the-art fitness center, lounge with flat screen televisions, game room with billiard and poker tables, children’s play room and a screening room within the Crystal Club.

“An outdoor deck overlooking the Hudson River features a sparkling pool, giant hot tub, private cabanas and lounge chair seating, as well as two BBQs and dining area, fire pits and a children’s play area,” says Ms. Albert. “The building also offers a professional concierge, valet parking and soon a lobby level restaurant.”

The New Jersey District Council of the Urban Land Institute (ULI-NNJ) has awarded Crystal Point its 2010 “Project of the Year” honor in recognition of the responsible development of the waterfront condominium building. Earlier this year, Crystal Point received the prestigious Gold Award for “Community of the Year” during the 2010 National Association of Home Builders’ (NAHB) annual International Builders’ Show. Given by the National Sales and Marketing Council (NSMC), the celebrated achievement distinguishes the building as the best new attached home community in North America.

Crystal Point is conveniently located between the Paulus Hook and Newport sections of Jersey City and steps from PATH trains at both Exchange Place and Newport with direct access into New York City and a Light Rail station.

 

For more information from me on available condos and rentals at Crystal Point please visit my site CrystalPointAgent.com

Jersey City’s Crystal Point Development Dubbed ‘Project of the Year’ by Land Use Group

Crystal Point condos - Jersey City waterfront

The New Jersey District Council of the Urban Land Institute (ULI-NNJ) has named the Jersey City waterfront development Crystal Point its 2010 “Project of the Year.” The high-rise condominium project, along with other winners of ULI-NNJ’s sixth annual Land Use Awards, will be honored at a December reception.

The awards recognize “leadership in the responsible use of land and in creating and sustaining thriving communities,” according to ULI-NNJ chair and Jersey City Redevelopment Agency executive director Robert Antonicello.

“Each of the award winners has taken steps beyond industry norms to advance goals of smart and sustainable development,” he says. “The winners show a commitment to successful development in New Jersey that is also mindful of societal goals.”

Crystal Point sits on 2nd Street at the Hudson River waterfront; the project caused a local stir when its developer, Fisher Development Associates, asked the city to sweeten its tax abatement last year. The City Council narrowly approved the move, which extended Fisher’s abatement an additional 10 years and reduced the percentage of revenue paid by almost half (to 10 percent) for the first five years.

The project’s goal is to “respect and enhance the livability and quality of life in the surrounding neighborhoods,” according to Brian Fisher, a principal of Fisher Development Associates. “[We wanted] to create a waterfront building that would be constructed responsibly, meet the city’s guidelines for the continued redevelopment of its downtown urban waterfront and kept the needs of the community-at-large in mind.”

Another Hudson County project is on the honoree list this year, with the newly opened Union City High School receiving the award for “Special Project of the Year.” Also being honored are Orange-based community developers HANDS, for its work on the Central Valley Redevelopment Arts Area; and Rutgers University dean James Hughes, who will receive the Edward J. Bloustein Award for Exemplary Achievement in Civic Leadership & Outstanding Educator of the Year. ULI-NNJ has not yet named the recipient of this year’s Public Official of the Year.

The cocktail reception honoring all award winners is slated for December 8, at 6 pm; at The Heldrich Hotel in New Brunswick. For more details on the event, click here.
http://www.jerseycityindependent.com…and-use-group/

Crystal Point Does it Again – Wins “Project of the Year”

 

Crystal Point condos - Jersey City waterfront

 

 

JERSEY CITY, NJ — The New Jersey District Council of the Urban Land Institute (ULI-NNJ) has awarded Crystal Point its 2010 “Project of the Year” honor in recognition of the responsible development of the iconic 42-story waterfront condominium building rising on the final piece of developable land directly facing New York City on Jersey City’s Hudson River “Gold Coast.

The award will be presented to developer Fisher Development Associates during the annual Leadership in Land Use Awards this December at the Heldrich Hotel in New Brunswick, N.J.  Previous recipients of this prestigious award include Borgata Hotel Casino and Spa in Atlantic City and Pier Village on the oceanfront in Long Branch.

“The main goal when conceptualizing Crystal Point was to create a waterfront building that would be constructed responsibly, meet the City’s guidelines for the continued redevelopment of its downtown urban waterfront and kept the needs of the community-at-large in mind,” says Brian Fisher, a principal of Fisher Development Associates.  “It’s an honor to receive this award which signifies Crystal Point has achieved its goal to respect and enhance the livability and quality of life in the surrounding neighborhoods.”

“The award winners exemplify ULI’s mission to provide leadership in the responsible use of land and in creating and sustaining thriving communities,” says Robert Antonicello, chair of the ULI-NNJ.  “Each of the award winners has taken steps beyond industry norms to advance goals of smart and sustainable development. The winners show a commitment to successful development in New Jersey that is also mindful of societal goals.”

The ULI “Project of the Year” Award is one of many industry accolades Crystal Point has received.  Earlier this year, Crystal Point received the prestigious Gold Award for “Community of the Year” during the 2010 National Association of Home Builders’ (NAHB) annual International Builders’ Show. Given by the National Sales and Marketing Council (NSMC), the celebrated achievement distinguishes the building as the best new attached home community in North America.

Crystal Point building takes upscale riverfront living on the Hudson River to the next level by providing forever New York City views and a myriad of five-star recreational and social amenities to create a hotel-inspired living environment. Prices for the one, two and three-bedroom residences range start in the mid-$500,000s.

Created by the renowned New York City architectural firm Gruzen Samton LLP, the distinctive design of the landmark Crystal Point building maximizes its unrivaled waterfront location and creates homes with modern, open and furnishable living areas.

“Unlike many high-rise developments which often seem cavernous with long hallways, we split the Crystal Point plan in half with elevators positioned in the middle of the residential floors to create short corridors and provide the building a very intimate feel,” says Jordan Gruzen (FAIA) of Gruzen Samton.  “We utilized multiple façade planes to break the building‘s mass up and ensure that every home had magnificent views.  Each condominium was designed so from the moment the front door of each home is opened one is aware of the views and the light emanating from the water.

“The layouts of the homes themselves often create large square rooms and sprawling living spaces that are open, airy and extremely functional.”

Crystal Point’s superb amenities include the Crystal Spa with a thermal bath, sauna, steam and treatment rooms.  Residents will also enjoy a yoga/aerobics room, state-of-the-art fitness center, lounge with flat screen televisions, game room with billiard and poker tables, children’s play room and a screening room within the Crystal Club.

“An outdoor deck overlooking the Hudson River features a sparkling pool, giant hot tub, private cabanas and lounge chair seating, as well as two BBQs and dining area, fire pits and a children’s play area,” says Adrienne Albert, CEO of The Marketing Directors, Inc., the building’s marketing and exclusive sales agent.  “The building also offers a professional concierge, valet parking and soon a lobby level restaurant.”

Crystal Point features a crystalline-style glass exterior and has been designed to maximize the building’s waterfront setting and views of the ever changing Manhattan skyline.   Inside, one-, two-and three bedroom homes range from 800 to 1,817 square-feet and offer an array of premium finishes.  Interior features include kitchens with Italian Pedini wood and glass cabinetry, sparkling quartzite counters, under-cabinet task lighting, full height pantries, islands with breakfast bars and a full Jenn-Air appliance suite. Residents also benefit from free on-site parking.

Homes at Crystal Point are made even more attractive thanks to a one of a kind, 30-year tax abatement that has been granted to the building which combines with very low common charges to make Crystal Point more affordable to buyers.

Crystal Point is conveniently located between the Paulus Hook and Newport sections of Jersey City and steps from PATH trains at both Exchange Place and Newport with direct access into New York City and a Light Rail station.

From the marketing Directors Inc.

Jersey City’s Trump tower condo sales on the rise | NJ.com

Trump Plaza condos - Jersey City, Downtown

Jersey City’s Trump tower condo sales on the rise | NJ.com.

Obama signs HR 3081 to extend the higher loan limits

President Obama has signed HR 3081, the bill that extends the higher loan amounts for Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac and the Federal Housing
Administrations (FHA) programs to $729,750. These higher loan amounts will continue through 2011.
This will enable lenders to continue to offer better loan terms for many clients borrowing up to $729,750 into 2011 to avoid more costly, and many times tougher qualifying, jumbo loans.

New Model Residence Unveiled At Trump Plaza Residences in Jersey City – Press Release with Trump Plaza model home image

Trump Plaza's newest model home - Jersey City

Trump Plaza Residences Jersey City has announced the completion of a new two-bedroom model residence at the plush luxury condominium at 88 Morgan St., New Jersey’s tallest residential tower.  The luxury tower was recently featured on a July 25 episode of HGTV’s top-rated design competition show, “HGTV Design Star,” where two teams of finalists were brought on location with each team challenged to design a two-bedroom residence. Inspired by the work created by the show’s finalists for the episode, the marketing and sales team of Trump Plaza Residences Jersey City decided to install a permanent model in one of the two two-bedroom residences used for the show. the 1,182 square-foot two-bedroom, two-bath model is located on the 32nd floor of the elegant property. every room has northeast views of the Empire State Building, which are framed by the Manhattan skyline and the Hudson River’.the sleek, streamlined style of the model interior is highlighted by warm, contemporary tones of grays, browns, whites and lavenders. the textures of the window treatments, pillows, bedding and carpeting are rich and supple, perfectly complementing the serenity of the space.Displayed within the 23-foot by 13-foot living room are multiple-seating arrangements showcasing the room as an area for personal enjoyment or entertaining. Included are a lounge area with an elegant, comfortable sectional sofa, nesting tables and a flat screen TV; a custom-built counter-height shelf used as an eating nook; and a corner dining area with a café-sized table and chairs. Jodi Stasse, director of marketing and sales at Trump Plaza Residences Jersey City, is looking forward to revealing the stylish new model residence to prospects at the conclusion of her sales presentations. “Being able to show a possible future resident a glimpse of how their furniture and belongings will fit into their home is priceless,” she said, “It is so important for them to be able to visualize the possibilities of a room, and nothing makes that easier than a beautifully styled model.” the oversized master bedroom features northeast-facing windows, for a straight-on view of New York City from sunrise to sundown. the second bedroom has a large walk-in closet and, at 13 by 11 feet, is ample enough for a child’s bedroom, guest room or a spacious home office. Each thoughtfully designed home at Trump Plaza Residences Jersey City features refined and contemporary design elements such as stainless steel appliance packages in the kitchens; indulgent bathrooms with soaking tubs and/or showers; rich cabinetry and natural stone counters and vanities; elegant hardwood floors in living rooms, dining rooms and bedrooms; and premium fixtures and finishes, selected for their durability and timeless appeal. the homes at Trump Plaza Residences include one-, two- and three-bedroom residences ranging in size up to 1,599 square feet. the homes offer extraordinary value for the level of luxury provided, with pricing for the one-bedrooms starting in the mid $400,000s and pricing for the two-bedrooms starting in the mid-$600,000s.Penthouses are available but are in limited supply, as are the three-bedroom homes. Pricing for these is available upon request. Adding to the value is a 20-year tax abatement that translates into reduced property taxes for residents.the well-known Trump 24/7 concierge service is among the luxury hallmarks of Trump Plaza Residences Jersey City, along with their 40,000 square feet of indoor and outdoor amenities housed on the seventh floor. the indoor amenities include a screening room; a dining room with a full catering kitchen; a billiard and game room; a golf simulation room; a children’s playroom; a Roman-style aqua grotto; an in-house spa including massage facilities, locker rooms and saunas; and an Internet-accessible business center. the outdoor amenities include a landscaped lawn area, a heated pool with glamorous cabanas, a children’s tot lot and an impressive glass-enclosed fitness center.the proximity of Trump Plaza Residences Jersey City to Manhattan and the rest of the Gold Coast, as well as its convenient location near the Exchange Place and Grove Street PATH stations, the waterfront ferry and the Bergen-Hudson Light Rail, makes for easy commuting and uncomplicated travel to and from work, entertainment events or shopping and dining.for more information on Trump Plaza Residences Jersey City, visit the on-site sales suite, which is open seven days a week from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. at 88 Morgan St. in Jersey City. Morning and evening hours are available by appointment. Contact the sales and marketing team by calling   (888) 263-7003, e-mailing info@trumpplazaresidences.com or visiting the website at trumpplazaresidences.com Follow us on twitter: @TrumpJerseyCityFacebook link: facebook.com/TrumpPlazaResidJerseyCity-or-Search for us on Facebook: Trump Plaza Residences Jersey CityAbout Trump Plaza Residences Jersey CityTrump Plaza Residences Jersey City is a full-service luxury high-rise condominium located at 88 Morgan St. in Jersey City, N.J. it is the tallest residential tower in the State of New Jersey reaching a soaring height of 55 stories, with panoramic views of the Hudson River, the Statue of Liberty and the New York City skyline. Completed in 2008 with a total of 443 residences, the homes at this exquisite property feature interior finishes with refined and contemporary design elements. Additionally, there are more than 40,000 square feet of amenities, managed by the Trump Corporation, which include such luxurious conveniences as a screening room; a dining hall with catering kitchen; game rooms; sitting areas and lounges; a heated outdoor rooftop pool with cabanas; an in-house spa including massage, locker rooms and saunas; a business facility; a fitness center; and indoor and outdoor children’s play areas. for more information, please visit the website at trumpplazaresidences.com###

Crystal Point condos – Jersey City waterfront – Views from the 02 and 03

Below are pictures of the views from a recent Crystal Point visit with one of my clients of the 02 and 03 lines.

Crystal Point Condos and rentals - Jersey City waterfront 03 view

Crystal Point Condos and rentals - Jersey City waterfront 03 living room view

Crystal Point Condos and rentals - Jersey City waterfront 02 living room view (sales office)

Crystal Point Condos and rentals - Jersey City waterfront 02 living room view (sales office)

Crystal Point Condos and rentals - Jersey City waterfront 02 Master bedroom view (sales office)

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Crystal Point condos – Jersey City – Views from 3705

Crystal Point condos - Jersey City - view from 3705 living room

Crystal Point condos - Jersey City - View from the 3705 living room

Crystal Point condos - Jersey City - View from the 3705 master bedroom

The above are pictures I took from my last tour of Crystal Point.  These pictures represent the views from home 3705.

The 05 line in Crystal Point is blocked to the south up until the 35th floor, but when you clear the building next door the views are just special.  The walls of glass, coupled with these views and southern exposure make this one of my favorite homes in the Crystal Point community.