Makers &
rule breakers.
Makers &
rule breakers.
From railroad to storage to waterfront destination, the many sides of Harborside.
From railroad to storage to waterfront destination, the many sides of Harborside.
From railroad to storage to waterfront destination, the many sides of Harborside.
From railroad to storage to waterfront destination, the many sides of Harborside.
From railroad to storage to waterfront destination, the many sides of Harborside.
Pennsylvania Railroad constructs the Dock & Warehouse Building, a waterfront storage facility.
The building is renamed the Harborside Terminal and is used as a railway distribution center.
The property is purchased by multiple investors and is operated as a warehouse.
Bankers Trust Company relocates 1,200 staff to the property and invests $60m in technological improvements.
To accommodate growing technological requirements, major rehabilitation and redevelopment of the buildings begins.
The 42-story Deco-revival 101 Hudson is completed, becoming one of NJ’s most recognizable buildings.
Mack-Cali purchases the property, and its transformation into Harborside JC begins.
A response to growing demand for high-tech workspaces, H4A is completed in 2000, with H5 and 111 River following in 2002.
In 2018, with offices, retail and year-round programming, Harborside has reshaped the waterfront into a thriving work and lifestyle destination. Between JC and NYC, it combines culture, nightlife and locally inspired experiences in a one-of-a-kind atmosphere that impresses at all hours.
Witnessing the transformation actually take place at Harborside has been amazing. It’s so vastly different now. The atrium is energized and very inviting. I plan meetings here now and see many people here to work and just hang out.
Mamta, JC Families.