Haus25

Located a short distance from lower Manhattan, Jersey City has become a magnet, particularly for those seeking more space in combination with an urban, albeit more casual lifestyle. Haus25, a luxury rental tower, is tailor made for young families, but equally appealing to singles and empty nesters. Located in downtown Jersey City along the Hudson River waterfront, the building has expansive grounds, an onsite elementary school, and amenities that exceed the standard for new multi-family buildings and rival those found in resorts.

The feeling of being at home and part of a community is reinforced upon entry from enjoying the lobby’s self-serve coffee bar and continuing with three floors of amenities designed to be accessible extensions of residents’ apartments. Among the most popular, the 3^rd floor karaoke lounge, closely followed by the fully equipped maker space along with laundry, mini bowling alley, and supersized golf simulator. Understanding that many residents need dedicated spaces for working, the 9^th floor is outfitted with open pods, which are conveniently situated near the window-lined fitness center.

An array of choices is available to support healthy lifestyles with dedicated rooms for private fitness, spinning, yoga, and boxing, along with a game room complete with billiards and ping pong. A flexible family room, designed as a space to have fun for all ages, has a kitchen and can be used for private events, which opens onto an expansive terrace. The kid’s playhouse features a slide that wraps around a column with access to an outdoor playground. A dedicated area for adults is located on the 55^th floor, offering room to relax, read by the fireplace, or savor wine stored in personal lockers while taking in views of the Statue of Liberty.

The tower prominently stands on the New Jersey Gold Coast skyline. Jersey City is celebrated in the lobby’s feature wall that depicts local landmarks and other nearby buildings. An elegant palette of jewel tones, warm woods, and neon accents is mixed with industrial-inspired materials such as corten steel, mesh, and exposed concrete, reflecting those found in the city.