THESE LIGHT-FLOODED AND SPACIOUS HOMES ARE A STUNNING EXAMPLE OF CLEAN AND CONTEMPORARY LIVING

Jersey City Heights was once an independent municipality known as Hudson City.
Incorporated as a town in 1852, it later merged with Jersey City in 1869. 

Perched high atop the Palisades on the western banks of the Hudson River, the Heights sits 100 feet above sea level and consequently the City of Hoboken. Along the east are Palisade and Ogden Avenues, both of which offer stunning views of the Manhattan skyline especially when standing in Riverview Fisk Park. The Western Slope area of the Heights is on the side that faces away from Manhattan and overlooks the marshes of the Meadowlands. Many majestic Victorian and Edwardian homes contribute to the attractiveness of the Heights, particularly along Summit Avenue and Sherman Place.

The Jersey City Heights is characterized as a traditional neighborhood community appealing to small-town values largely due to its ¾ mile main street, Central Avenue. The Central Avenue shopping district is home to more than 240 storefront businesses which primarily services the consumer market found in the Heights and neighboring communities.

Bordering the North end of the Heights is County owned Washington Park. Pershing Field park is located in the center of this district offering green space, baseball fields, an Olympic size swimming pool and ice skating rink. Adjacent to Pershing Field Park is Reservoir #3 which constitutes one of the largest patches of green space in the Heights.

Overall, the Jersey City Heights is a place to live, work, dine, and shop!