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Hoboken
Peter Stuyvesant, Dutch Governor of Manhattan, purchased the land between the Hackensack and the Hudson Rivers from the Lenni Lenape Indian Tribe in 1658, who had called the marshy area “Hopoghan Hackingh”-“Land of the Tobacco Pipe”. The city we now call Hoboken was shaped largely by Colonel John Stevens, who transformed the waterfront in 1820 into a sprawling community with beautiful parks, a riverfront walk, a ferry service, and more. The City of Hoboken was incorporated on March 28, 1855, and began growing rapidly as America’s gateway for immigrants from all over Europe. Today, Hoboken remains a bustling community made up of a plethora of different people and is home to Hoboken Terminal, a major transportation hub in the Greater New York City area.
Constitution
+About Constitution
The Constitution Condominium is the closest condominium to the Hudson River in Uptown Hoboken. With a garage attached to the building on its first three floors, the Constitution can offer "in building" parking. Sitting across from Shipyard Park with Private Terraces, Constitution gives residents the true meaning of Hoboken's Waterfront. Literally across from the Hoboken Ferry to New York City, the Constitution sits in one of Hoboken's most commutable blocks. Building amenities include 24-hour concierge and fitness center. Kings Supermarket and Walgreens are just less than a block away to add to the Constitutions community.
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