The KABR Group and Kushner recently completed a $5 million capital investment plan at the property, highlighted by The Vault: a former bank vault that has been converted into a conference room and coworking space.

“When we conceptualized 3 Acres, we envisioned a community that provided a hospitality-inspired lifestyle experience that rivaled signature properties along the New Jersey waterfront and in New York City, but at a much more attractive price point,” 400 Claremont LLC Principal Art Johnson said in a prepared statement. “Fully leasing the building in such a short amount of time underscores the appeal of the building and the ongoing growth of the West Side as a new residential destination.”

The historic venue, which can host more than 800 attendees, reopened following a multimillion-dollar renovation in 2017.

One Mallory will house a mix of studio, one- and two-bedroom units across seven stories in the city's West Side neighborhood.

Boutique community Solaris Lofts offers 72 units with access to the Hudson Waterfront, mass transit options and more.

“In 2015, we had the vision to maximize this space by creating a pedestrian-friendly plaza and establishing a sought-after shopping and dining destination and overall economic driver that that has since exceeded our expectations,” Mayor Steven Fulop said July 11. “Today’s ribbon-cutting is the final piece to accomplishing a permanent, community-driven pedestrian mall that boosts local business, attracts investment, and most importantly, establishes a premier location to foster community ..."

With views of the Hudson River, Statue of Liberty, Ellis Island and downtown Manhattan, the pair of 64-story glass towers will boast more than 2 million square feet, inclusive of residential, retail, amenities, parking and open space.

The building at 89 Monitor St. is 65% leased, according to an announcement made earlier this week by developers Alpine Residential and FieldsGrade.

The state's largest building — at 79 stories — is drawing residents to this Hudson County waterfront.

M&T Realty Capital unveiled the deal for the fully leased luxury community located in The Heights, adjacent to Riverview Park.

JLL arranged the loan for Nest Micro Apartments, a six-story collection of 122 studio residences located in Journal Square.

“When we took office, we really had a pro-development stance because we recognized that a healthy city is a growing city,” Jersey City Mayor Steven Fulop said. “You just need to look around us right here at 351 Marin and there aren’t many cities in the state that can absorb two 50-story buildings going up across the street from each other simultaneously and at the same time, a crane half a block away creating another building of similar size. It speaks to the vibrancy of Jersey City and the special place it is and that people want to live here and do business here and KRE Group makes it very easy for us to be partners."