News Summary
Hartz Mountain Industries has revealed plans for The Reserve at Estuary, a luxury rental development in Weehawken, NJ. This new project will include 218 residences in a seven-story building, located at the last waterfront site in Lincoln Harbor. The development focuses on modern urban living, featuring high-end amenities such as spacious units, a resort-style pool, and proximity to popular dining options and transportation. The leasing office is now open, with prices starting from $3,300 for studios.
Weehawken, NJ – Hartz Mountain Industries has announced the unveiling of The Reserve at Estuary, a new luxury rental development located at 1525 Harbor Blvd. This high-end residential project will feature 218 residences and is situated on the last remaining waterfront site within the 60-acre Lincoln Harbor neighborhood.
The development embodies a contemporary urban lifestyle, prioritizing access to dining, transportation, and various amenities. Following the success of their previous project, Hoboken Point, Hartz Mountain Industries aims to replicate that achievement with this new venture.
The Reserve at Estuary is designed as a seven-story building that spans an entire city block. Its architectural inspiration draws from the area’s industrial past, featuring a facade made of expansive glass and dark iron spot brick. Residents can expect a dramatic lobby complete with an elegant chandelier, showcasing the luxurious nature of the development.
Residences and Amenities
The property will offer a variety of residence options, including studios to two-bedroom-plus-den homes. These units are designed with high ceilings and floor-to-ceiling windows, ensuring ample natural light. Additional features include spacious closets, smart technology that enhances convenience, and in-home washers and dryers.
The kitchens in The Reserve at Estuary are equipped with quartz countertops and stainless steel appliances, while the bathrooms boast bespoke tile designs for a high-end finish.
Outdoor and Indoor Facilities
Outdoor amenities include a resort-style swimming pool, a sundeck, a landscaped courtyard, and a grilling station, catering to residents’ outdoor leisure needs. In addition, the development offers a variety of indoor amenities such as a rooftop entertainment lounge, a demonstration kitchen, a fitness center, and a coworking lounge, promoting both relaxation and productivity.
The building provides approximately 200 parking spaces for residents and guests at its base, addressing the common concern of parking in urban areas.
Local Attractions and Transportation
The Reserve at Estuary boasts close proximity to a variety of popular dining options, including Drift, Blu on the Hudson, Chart House, and Ruth’s Chris Steak House. For residents commuting to New York City and beyond, local transportation options include the New York Waterway ferry, a NJ Transit bus stop, and the Hudson-Bergen Light Rail, ensuring convenient travel for professionals and families alike.
Leasing Information
The leasing office for The Reserve at Estuary is currently open, with pricing starting from $3,300 per month for a studio and ranging up to $4,785 per month for a two-bedroom. Model residences are scheduled to reveal in the coming Spring, with occupancy for the initial phase set for mid-June.
Management and Development Background
The property will be professionally managed by Greystar, a leader in rental housing that manages nearly $315 billion of real estate globally. Founded in 1966, Hartz Mountain Industries specializes in property development and management across the East Coast, owning over 260 properties. This project also leverages the expertise of MHS Architecture, a firm with a rich 42-year legacy in mixed-use multifamily developments and urban design, ensuring high-quality architectural standards for The Reserve at Estuary.
As the newest addition to the Weehawken community, The Reserve at Estuary stands poised to offer residents luxury living paired with convenient access to the vibrant amenities that urban life has to offer.
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- Google Search: The Reserve at Estuary Weehawken
- Crain’s New York: Deals of the Day – June 23, 2025
- Encyclopedia Britannica: Luxury Rental Development
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