Investor seeking NYC development sites
Posted by the buyer · Real estate investment
- Where
- Long Island City, Astoria +1
- Size
- 8,000 to 40,000 SF
- Budget
- to $25M
- Move in
- Oct 2027
Owners: got a fit?I have a fit
New Jersey
Commercial space in Jersey City
Jersey City's waterfront is a major office market for financial services, one PATH stop from Lower Manhattan, with inland warehouses serving the region's distribution network.
- Commercial properties
- 4,372
- Office buildings
- 152
- Industrial properties
- 439
- Known for
- Office, Industrial, Retail
Property figures are from New Jersey's tax list (MOD-IV) for Jersey City, not space on the market. More below.
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New Jersey tax list
Commercial and industrial property in Jersey City
New Jersey's tax list has 4,372 commercial and 439 industrial properties in Jersey City, assessed at $16.96 billion together. Last year's tax came to 2.233% of assessed value. These are existing properties, not space on the market.
Highest assessed office buildings
Largest industrial lots
On the tax list
- Tax: 2.233% of assessed value on 4,602 of 4,811 properties, $369.8 million in all last year. A property assessed at $10 million paid about $223,300.
- Largest sales since 2016:
- 101 Hudson Street (office): $346 million, Sep 2022
- 10 Exchange Place (office): $315.1 million, Oct 2017
- 70 Hudson Street (office): $300 million, Feb 2022
- 90 Hudson Street (office): $181 million, Feb 2016
- 1049 Secaucus Road (industrial): $151.2 million, Nov 2019
Source: New Jersey Office of GIS, Parcels and MOD-IV Composite of NJ, Jersey City (municipality 0906), classes 4A commercial and 4B industrial; file updated Aug 18, 2026, pulled Oct 2, 2026. Assessed value is the city's valuation for tax, not a sale price. Tax is last year's as recorded; long-term abatement agreements are not in the list. Office means the assessor's description says office and lists no apartments. Sales are deeds of $1 million or more and at least a quarter of today's assessed value. The list has no floor area and leaves owners blank.
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Questions about Jersey City
How many office buildings are there in Jersey City?
Jersey City's tax list describes 152 commercial properties as office buildings, per New Jersey's tax list (MOD-IV). 17 of them are 10 stories or taller, and together they are assessed at $3.6 billion. The two with the highest assessed values are 30 Hudson Street (42 stories, built 2004), at $391.2 million, and 101 Hudson Street (38 stories, built 1992), at $351.9 million. The list records stories and values, not floor area or space for lease.
How much industrial property is there in Jersey City?
Jersey City's tax list has 439 industrial properties (class 4B) on about 933 acres, assessed at $2.18 billion together. The largest lots are 255 Route 1&9 (41 acres, warehouse), 350 New County Road (40 acres, warehouse), 1075 Secaucus Road (39 acres, warehouse). That is existing property, not space currently for lease.
What did commercial buildings in Jersey City sell for recently?
The largest recorded sales since 2016 on Jersey City's tax list: 101 Hudson Street, $346 million in Sep 2022; 10 Exchange Place, $315.1 million in Oct 2017; 70 Hudson Street, $300 million in Feb 2022. Only deeds of $1 million or more that are at least a quarter of the property's assessed value count, so nominal transfers and partial interests are left out.
How much are commercial property taxes in Jersey City?
On Jersey City's tax list, last year's tax came to 2.233% of assessed value on 4,602 of its 4,811 commercial and industrial properties, $369.8 million in all. A property assessed at $10 million paid about $223,300. Some buildings have long-term tax abatement agreements with the city that the list does not show, and most commercial leases pass a share of the tax through to tenants.
Is it free to post on Leasemark?
Yes. Posting a space or a requirement is free. Contact details are only shared when both sides accept an intro.
Getting there
- PATH at Exchange Place
- PATH at Newport
- Hudson-Bergen Light Rail