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10 PROVOST St
Jersey City, NJ 07302
10 Provost Street · Retail Property For Lease
Highlights
- 10 Provost Street at Provost Square is Phase II of the Toll Brothers City Living ultra-luxury, mixed-use development in Jersey City’s.
- A four-phase project, that consists of 950 condominium and rental units, a 550-seat performing arts space and a pedestrian plaza.
- Consists of 242 high-end condominium units approx of 14,500 SF of retail space.
- The prime corner retail space sits on the well-known cobblestone street, Provost Street, and provides access for outdoor seating.
Property Facts
| Total Space Available | 2,400 SF | Apartment Style | Hi-Rise |
| No. Units | 242 | Building Size | 242,000 SF |
| Property Type | Multifamily | Year Built | 2018 |
| Property Subtype | Apartment |
| Total Space Available | 2,400 SF |
| No. Units | 242 |
| Property Type | Multifamily |
| Property Subtype | Apartment |
| Apartment Style | Hi-Rise |
| Building Size | 242,000 SF |
| Year Built | 2018 |
About the Property
PRIME LOCATION IN THE POWERHOUSE ARTS DISTRICT: Nestled in a burgeoning cultural hub, the are blends historic stone streets and brick buildings with shops, galleries, restaurants, and markets, transforming an industrial past into a lively entertainment scene just steps from downtown Jersey City's farmers markets and Newark Avenue retail plaza. EXCELLENT COMMUTER ACCESS: Adjacent to the Grove Street PATH station, it offers quick subway rides to Manhattan, plus easy access to ferries, Light Rail, I-78, and the Holland Tunnel—ideal for seamless travel to New York City and beyond. CULTURAL ANCHOR WITH SYMPHONY INTEGRATION: The latest phase at Provost Square is 151 Bay Street which includes a ground-floor theater for the New Jersey Symphony Orchestra, enhancing the area's role as an iconic center for arts, culture, and community events in Jersey City's revitalized waterfront. THRIVING COMMERCIAL RETAIL HUB: Provost Square features ground-floor retail spaces hosting vibrant shops, cafes, and restaurants, capitalizing on high foot traffic from residents and commuters in the Powerhouse Arts District, making it a prime spot for businesses seeking visibility and accessibility.
