The modern skyline of Jersey City features luxury apartment developments contributing to the city's real estate market.
Jersey City, NJ, July 31, 2025
Kushner Real Estate Group and National Real Estate Advisors secured $255 million in refinancing for the last tower of a luxury apartment complex in Jersey City. This significant deal reflects strong investor confidence in the local multifamily housing market. Additionally, One Grove, another prominent multifamily property, received an $81 million refinancing package, emphasizing the robust demand for high-quality residential spaces amidst ongoing urban development in the area.
Jersey City, NJ — The Kushner Real Estate Group, in partnership with National Real Estate Advisors, has secured $255 million in refinancing for the final tower of their luxury apartment complex in Jersey City. This financial move highlights the ongoing strength of the local multifamily housing market, with the deal focusing on the third and last tower of a high-end residential development located at 615 Pavonia Ave.
The refinancing transaction was part of broader activity within Jersey City’s vibrant real estate sector. Kushner and its partner managed to secure the loan to complete their luxury apartment project, which is now nearing full completion. The deal underscores investor confidence in the city’s high-end residential opportunities, especially in the multifamily housing segment. The refinancing was facilitated by major financial service firms, signifying the recognition of Jersey City’s real estate market as a promising area for investment.
Alongside this, another noteworthy financing event involved One Grove, a modern multifamily development at 215 Grove St. in Jersey City. TKK Capital arranged an $81 million refinancing loan for the property. This property, finished in 2024, comprises 200 units with a variety of floor plans ranging from studios to three-bedroom apartments, occupying between 485 and 1,376 square feet. Approximately 30% of the units include private balconies or patios. The financing was structured as a five-year, interest-only loan, reflecting favorable borrowing terms for the property’s owners.
The apartment complex offers extensive amenities, including a fitness center, a clubhouse, a rooftop terrace, coworking and resident lounge spaces, a demonstration kitchen, and electric vehicle charging stations. These features align with the high-quality standards expected in today’s competitive multifamily market.
The financing for One Grove involved Cushman & Wakefield, with key professionals including Vice Chair Brad Domenico, Managing Director Frank Stanislaski, and Senior Financial Analyst Jack Subers. Société Générale, represented by Director David Froschauer and Vice Presidents Paul Cognetti and Carlos Lambarri Altamira, provided the loan, indicating international banking interest in Jersey City’s residential sector.
The transactions exemplify the robust demand for upscale multifamily housing in Jersey City. Recent data indicates that multifamily loan originations increased by 39% in the first quarter of 2025 compared to the same period last year, despite a 41% quarter-over-quarter decrease. The city is forecasted to see the largest volume of new multifamily supply in 2025, emphasizing its growing reputation as a prime real estate market.
Major developments like Tishman Speyer’s recent $331 million construction loan for 50 Hudson St., a 924-unit tower, further demonstrate significant investor interest. The ongoing construction and refinancing activities reinforce expectations of Jersey City remaining a leading location for high-end multifamily projects amidst broader sector uncertainties.
The total refinancing amount is $255 million.
The multifamily property One Grove at 215 Grove St. received $81 million in refinancing.
It features a fitness center, clubhouse, rooftop terrace, coworking space, resident lounge, demonstration kitchen, and EV charging stations.
Multifamily loan originations increased by 39% in the first quarter of 2025 compared to the previous year.
Jersey City is expected to see the largest volume of new multifamily supply in 2025, reinforcing its status as a key market for luxury apartment developments.
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Total refinancing amount for Kushner project | $255 million |
| Refinancing for One Grove | $81 million |
| Increase in multifamily loan originations (YoY Q1 2025) | 39% |
| Major new development loan (50 Hudson St.) | $331 million |
| Projected new multifamily supply in 2025 | Largest in city history |
| Market outlook | High demand, continued growth, investor confidence |
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