Local Support Strong for Condos in Jersey City, NJ's Liberty Harbor Development

Jarrett Renshaw of the Jersey City, NJ, Jersey Journal discusses why local citizens are choosing to live in Liberty Harbor.

Jersey City, NJ (PRWEB) November 15, 2008 -- More than half of the first 223 homes in Jersey City (http://www.libertyharbor.com)'s luxurious Liberty Harbor development have been sold to people already residing in Jersey City, reports Jarrett Renshaw of the Jersey Journal.

Thanks to Liberty Harbor's two light rail stops, as well as access to PATH trains and Liberty Ferry, commuting from Liberty Harbor to New York City is simple. Although he expected to find that such amenities would lure New York workers to New Jersey, Renshaw quickly discovered that at Liberty Harbor, as well as other apartments and condominiums in Jersey City (http://www.libertyharbor.com), a surprising number of buyers were not moving "out" but "up."

Renshaw reports that current renters and owners in Jersey City had chosen to move to more luxurious homes, while remaining in Jersey City.

Design-conscious Liberty Harbor, with old-world charm and 21st century technology, has a lot to offer buyers from down the street and from across the Hudson. Views of the Statue of Liberty, extra-wide granite sidewalks and 2500 feet of waterfront grace the exteriors. Internet-enabled controls, including CCTV, smart home features, and wireless high-speed internet permit residents to access their condos and apartments remotely, from Jersey City or Jersey, England.

Liberty Harbor in Jersey City, New Jersey, offers 28 blocks of apartments and condominiums combining design-conscious comfort and world-class technological expertise. These condominiums, townhouses and apartments in Jersey City (http://www.libertyharbor.com) include digital entertainment, high-speed internet and on-demand smart home features. Easily accessible from New York City via PATH or the Liberty Harbor Ferry, Liberty Harbor boasts over 2500 feet of waterfront on the Hudson Bay and proximity to Paulus Hook and Van Vorst parks.

For more information on Liberty Harbor, call (201) 639-0333 or visit libertyharbor.com.

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