PLEASE NOTE: My review is for 300 Riverfront. UPDATE: NOTHING HAS CHANGE! The new construction…read moresite. Complete joke. PLEASE DO NOT MOVE HERE!!! There are so many new and up and coming properties in Bergen County that give you more bang for your buck. They have moved people in with ongoing construction. Many residents complain about their apartment having leaks. None of the appliances work. There is not one "luxury" detail here. Cars have been stolen in the covered parking areas. Residents do not clean up after their dogs. Residents have complained to me that they hear gun shots from the shooting range that is on the property. The building has no number out front so packages are constantly lost. Management send messages on the butterfly app that make you feel like you are residing in a dorm. Constantly telling you they will enter your apartment. Fire alarm goes off daily. Elevator makes this loud screeching sound when ever used. Cops always on property due to residents fighting mind you this property opened Dec 2022. No cameras to see who stole vehicles. Cameras are in front of the building and in common areas (mostly used to stalk residents) No trash cans on property. Peter is rude and mike sends messages with Mike the owner when making threats after you complain. Management question visits if they are on the lease or ask who they are visiting (This is not converge service the building has none). $3200 for a 2 bed 2ba to hear drilling Monday - Saturday from 6a - 6p 6 days a week. Construction workers park any and everywhere. No amenities are available yet. They promised us March 2023. Pool might hold 10 people comfortably when it is finished with construction. Grill area does not exist. "dog walk" is a sh!t show literally no one cleans after their dog. Management wants you to put in work order through them via email instead of maintenance or portal. Save your time and money. Can't wait until my lease is up. They also accept low income housing / Section 8 here. They recently got rid of house keeping so now the maintenance woman has to clean the entire building on top of completing repairs. (They work her like a dog) She does building 300 along with 301 & 400. You will see "Mike the Owner" lurking from the new leasing office in building 300 just watching residents. I will continue to update as time goes on. Hoping other residents write reviews to EXPOSE the BS. I'm almost certain they will have a class action lawsuit for FRAUD!!! Oh and "Mike the Owner" is a lawyer who believes he is above the law perfect fit for a SLUM LORD!!!

this is for building 2000. Love the apartment. maintenance has been very responsive to our issues…read more(Nothing major). Brand new apartment we are the first ones to live here. neighbors are nice. My only issue is the construction going on 6 days a week. it would be nice to not have them work on weekends. #Justsayin'

Ada was incredibly helpful throughout the entire process, from apartment viewings to signing the…read morelease. She made everything smooth and stress-free, and was always responsive and supportive whenever I had questions. I'm very happy with my new home and have been enjoying living here. I truly appreciate all of Ada's help and would highly recommend her to anyone looking for a new place!

What a beautiful building !! Clean safe upscale everything pure Luxury !!! The gym the pool I was…read moreso impressed !!

I'm clearly somewhat biased given I currently live in the building and have a vested interest in…read moreseeing it thrive, however since I moved in Oct '16 it has been an overall great experience. Ignore older reviews of the building - hallways are redone, pool/garden area is brand new, and it's clearly skewing more on the luxury end of the spectrum. As a longtime JC/Hoboken resident, this is truly a great value considering the cost vs location/space/quality. Too much further back into the heights and your commute and access to public transportation and restaurants/shopping in Hoboken becomes inconvenient. If you peak at the Hoboken market just below, you're paying an exponential price. Highly recommend the Doric as both an investment as well as a great place to live.

The Doric has been a great investment for our growing family. We have a beautiful, spacious unit…read morewith sweeping Manhattan views. We've gotten to know a wonderful community through living here and through the amenities like the beautiful pool, garden and sun deck, as well as the special events they have for families in the building -- Halloween party and trick or treating, Christmas parties, etc. We love the convenience to the city, Hoboken and Jersey City. Love that we have parking and I can zip down to Whole Foods in 10 minutes and Shop Rite and Trader Joes in 5. We can commute into the city via many different modes of transport which is convenient for when one may not be running - train, bus, ferry... Daycare on the first floor also makes it beyond convenient. If you're looking into the Doric for your growing family, you can't go wrong!

Just visited here to buy some furniture off of a seller site from someone but wow this place is…read morenice. It reminds me a lot of a hotel. The keys both for the entrance and to the apartments are like an electronic plug that is really fancy. No turning locks here. The inside of the person's apartment I visited was really nice, open spaced, marble counters, large stainless steel fridge and more. The parking area was nice with numbered spaces and what looked liked garage parking for those who perhaps want it. A lot of other amenities appeared to be available like a large Exercise room separated from the actual apartment building but I'd think this is a good design choice so there is more room for apartments or other necessary rooms on site. I don't know how much it costs to rent here, but I can tell just by the look of it it's probably quite high end and if I could I'd rent here.

Waking up to the NYC skyline every day... pool, gym, common…read morearea.... this place is basically a hotel on steroids and feels like a never ending vacation... I absolutely love it here and it's only been 4 days lol...

The location is everything. I must say. In addition I want to give a shout out to Carlos in…read moremaintenance. He has great knowledge and gets the task complete. This is a great place to live. I totally recommend it.

The previous three years have been a disaster. They fired an awesome management company (Avalon)…read moreto bring in two subpar companies. We no longer have a full-time concierge, so packages are left out a few days a week to be stolen. Last year, they tried to raise rent 15%. We called the city and found out the building received an exception from the rent limit for 30 years. The only reason this didn't get one star is the building us under new ownership, and it appears the new owner has some common sense. If you need to live close to the train, you probably don't have a lot of options, but if you don't need the train, I would look elsewhere.

Shitty staff do not help at all, parking is damn near impossible, constant false fire alarms. I…read morecould go on but this place is not worth it. DO NOT WASTE YOUR MONEY HERE. There are so many better places in Harrison to live

This place both literally and figuratively stinks. As if the air quality in the town of Harrison…read morewasn't stifling enough, you walk into the apartment building seeking shelter from the repulsiveness only to get smacked in the nostrils by the stench of people cooking with their doors open. That's actually a violation in the lease agreement but management doesn't seem to give a crap about rules. Here are a pile of other gems off the top of my head: - Random fire alarms in the middle of the night. I've been stuck outside so many times in freezing temperatures in pajamas for negative alarms that I've actually established a routine for this: Get in my air-conditioned car and drive off to wait it out. I felt so clever doing it only to realize that wait, I shouldn't even have to do this at 3 in the morning. - Dumbasses who don't know how to turn off car alarms. I recall one especially terrible weekend where there was a busted-up vehicle that had its alarm going off every 15 minutes. 48+ straight hours in an apartment facing the open parking deck with an alarm blazing. I'd call it a nightmare but there was no sleep during that entire time. - By the way, pick your poison: Choose an apartment facing the parking deck with people revving their annoying Tokyo-drift vehicles in the middle of the night and people playing that corny, loud-ass game with throwing that 10-pound ball on the ground OR an apartment facing the pool where unauthorized guests scream all day and night throughout the summer months. I can't imagine the outward facing rooms being much better - The Con-Ed gates beep annoyingly throughout the day. - People leaving their patio doors open with their loud-ass dogs barking at everything they see - Poorly insulated walls/ceilings/windows: Neighbors generally don't give a shit about how loudly they play their music, even at night. As for ceiling insulation, I don't know what's worse: the sound of kids running all day or some drunk stumbling into the apartment while wearing heels. Remember, this is also really close to EWR - you're gonna hear airplanes ALL day EVERY day. - Crap parking deck security. In the years I've lived there, my parked car has been hit by someone who doesn't deserve a license and on a separate occasion had the roof vandalized. I've also had two bicycles TIED UP in the garage and were still stolen. The security cameras were useless and management just shrugged it off - Why the hell am I paying a premium for the parking deck then? - The trash chute system is a joke. For those who are environmentally conscious, pressing the recycling button doesn't do anything - everything goes in the trash. I'm deeply regretful that I lived there for years with an entire community that doesn't have the means to recycle. - Other crap that I won't get into since it's giving me a headache just thinking about them: Stolen mail (federal offense that management won't even help you out with), street shutdowns during events at Red Bull, flooding in the area, slow garage doors (Steel Works across the street takes 2 seconds to open, why does this one take 15?!!) Don't fall for the glamor of being next to a station that goes to NYC. I remember about a decade ago when maybe 1 or 2 people would get on the train at the Harrison Station. I left the area last year and often had to wait for less-packed trains to pass before I could get on one. It's gonna get worse: New buildings are sprouting in the area and over a dozen new high-rises have been approved for construction at Grove Street. It'll be near impossible to get on a train. Tip: Look forward to owning a house

Cambridge Heights is a gated community of European Style Townhomes and has several amenities…read moreincluding a clubhouse, fitness center, pool. playground, courts, etc. There are several different models ranging in size and price. Its close proximity to NYC and all conveniences make it a great value whether you are buying or leasing.

I tutor a child in this development and from what i see, i like it. Its a gated in community. The…read moretownhouse that i have seen has 3 floors very modern and up to date. The area always seems very manicured and taken care of. I know they have a pool and a community center on its premise. They also have tennis courts and i know that they also have tennis lessons for children.. Seems like a great place to live. Very close to Clifton commons, route 3, route 17 and route 21..