I've been staying in Urby's furnished apartments on various work trips and have absolutely LOVED…read morethem. So far, I've stayed in the Dallas, Fishtown, and Harrison locations and they are all superb! The apartments are clean and have a great aesthetic and the building has great amenities. Harrison Urby is right near the PATH train, which made it super easy to get to NYC. Highly recommend!

Nothing crazy here. I lived here for over a year and saw the quality drop a lot. Living in the 200…read morebuilding there were multiple problems. The package room is never open. The events have dwindled down to club activities. 250 per car per month is just absurd. Had multiple car thefts while living there and they installed a gate that never closes cause they also provide public parking for the Redbulls games. The street will mess up the alignment on your car and the amenity fee is 99 per person per month. Our 400 sq apartment just was not worth the 2900 rent. Love the look of this place though

WOW, It must be over 40 years since I was last inside this building. At that time, Hahne & Co. was…read moreone of downtown Newark's original fine department stores. It's now converted into luxury apartments. I was "totally amazed" walking through the complex after soooo many years. There's a beautiful staircase leading to the main level. The walls are adorned with photos of interesting and influential people that have made Newark great. A Whole Foods and some cool and colorful art cutout life size sculptures are located on the main level. It appears retail shops can be set up here. It'll be interesting sometime to just check out the apartments. I'd like to thank Jeannette L. for providing some great information on the apartment complex. I'll be updating my review with more information as it develops.

The apartments are beautiful, but very expensive. There is a gym, lounge with pool table, terraces,…read moreand a garden area. There are two residential sections in the building. The original 6th floor building has high ceiling, duplex apartments (at least the ones on the 6th floor) and one bedrooms. The addition building and 9 stories. The ceilings are lower but has great views of Rutgers.

I checked my friends apartment where they have rented a 1 Bedroom apartment here. I found the…read morelayout of the floor plan really nice and spacious. The restroom is well thought and made spacious. The view from the apartment is lovely too. Recommended!

From the owner: Real Estate Group proudly introduces its newest jewel along the Harrison waterfront, One Harrison…read more A refined collection of studio, one and two bedroom rental residences set amongst a curated menu of bespoke club-style amenities, this one-of-a-kind lifestyle opportunity feels as exclusive as it is connected. Seize your chance to live in one of the premier apartment communities in Harrison, NJ. Picture coming home every day to the warm embrace of meticulous landscaping, comfortable homes, and thoughtful amenities tailored to enhance your life. Located in Harrison RiverWalk, with easy access to Harrison Ave and NJ Turnpike, One Harrison is just minutes away from Rutgers University, as well as all of the shopping, dining, and entertainment that nearby Newark has to offer. Also minutes away is the NJ PATH train to Jersey City/Manhattan and we can shuttle you right to it!

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

Lightning this apartment, when you haven't rented it before, has always told you that it is a very…read morequiet apartment. When I moved in, I realized it was a complete lie. I live on the east side near the parking lot side, near the highway and train tracks, and the sound of traffic and honking horns is simply unavoidable. And the warehouse that faces it is also very noisy with the sound of unloading every weekday. These sounds might be acceptable with earplugs, but the most unacceptable thing I can't take is having an unbelievable neighbor. The family that lived above me walked around the house barefoot from morning to night and even in the early hours of the morning every day, and the sound of that floorboard vibrating would cause the doors of my cabinets to vibrate very loudly. This vibration is a sound that cannot be blocked out with earplugs, and it has caused me to have a mental breakdown for a long time. I tried to communicate with the management office, but only the first time I got a response, and obviously nothing changed. Sent a second or third time and no one replied. I also tried to go upstairs and knock on the door to communicate and they didn't even apologize and said they were just walking normally. They also always drag furniture around at night. I can hear the kids upstairs wrestling and I can even hear them arguing. In short, don't choose this place!

My husband and I have lived here for one year…read more I first want to add that a major reason for moving is the actual town of Harrison, as opposed to the building itself. Now here is 221 Bergen review: The Good: -Apartment are super spacious and with a lot of natural light -Gym was a decent size (although could use more equipment) -Maintenance gets done pretty fast -Management is really nice and responsive -If you are willing to pay more, you can have an indoor private garage The so-so: -Terrace furniture is not really cleaned/maintained (was super dusty). -Confusing entrance. The building has an East and West entrance as the main entrance. If you put the address on the GPS, it will lead you to the main entrance however tenants do not live here. So when you order take-out or order Fresh Direct, you have to specify East Entrance. Since the GPSS leaves them in the main entrance you have to tell them to walk to the East Entrance and for some reason, a lot of people don't know where to go. Also food delivery do not go upstairs so you always have to come down to pick up food. The Bad: -I left my yoga mat in the terrace and someone stole it (come on, what kind of yogi steals someone's else mat). - Our apartment was in front of the elevator so we heard the elevator sound all day and could hear everyone's business (so make sure your apartment is not front of the elevator). Final Verdict: If this building was somewhere like Jersey City, we would have probably stayed.

Awesome management! Great party. The staff went above and beyond to make the event special. I…read morereally appreciate their dedication to the residents.

The service was amazing and the food was delicious. Thank you so much to Harris management for…read morethrowing a cookout.

Love living here so far~ staff is always so warm and friendly to me and my son. Aliyah is always so…read moresweet and we love seeing her and having a little chat here and there. The building is beautifully decorated and has cool events every month that everyone always enjoys!

I absolutely loved the building , the ambiance is incredible. Aliyah was at the front desk at the…read moretime she greeted me with a big smile & asked if I needed anything as I was there to visit a friend & was trying to navigate my way through. My friend has spoke highly about Aliyah multiple times along with the buildings events that have improved remarkably the past year. Sincerely considering leasing here once mine is up. Thank you for a wonderful experience without being a resident .

A great place to live with an amazing staff, beautiful apartments and lots of amenities, all at…read morereasonable rent. My move-in went incredibly smoothly, and there were none of the hidden fees other buildings charge. If you're considering Jersey, consider Newark. It's worth it.

This apartment complex is fantastic! It is tucked away on a safe, less busy street but is still…read moreclose to everything (train station, Rutgers, airport, fantastic restaurants, etc). Apartment units are completely brand new and have amazing views of Newark/Manhattan. Units also seem to be sound proof. Literally the BEST part of 50 Rector Park is Melanie, the leasing agent. She bends over backwards for your every need and is very responsive when it comes to even the most minor questions. Melanie makes you feel important even though you're one of so many other people competing with her time. She is very thorough with every detail and makes 50 Rector feel like home. If this is within your budget and fits your needs, it's a no brainer. Choose 50 Rector Park and Melanie!!

Well, the area isn't so nice at night, but they have an open, fenced lot for residents. If you're a…read morevisitor, you get to park on the street. The apartments here are utilitarian; older appliances and a pepper-salt linoleum floor for the apartment except in the tiled bathroom, the units here are cheap and utilitarian. Plenty of space for the cost, but only buses and an NJT train (South Newark?) stop roughly 6 blocks away make it hard to get there without a car. Elevators are small, but tall enough to cram a bed into, and slow. They do have people at the door, though at times, they don't really do much to confirm you're visiting whom you say you are, so I don't expect perfection there. Super apparently isn't the easiest to reach, either, with some very odd times for being in the building. Other than that, the neighbors tend to be heavily African-American and Hispanic in this neighborhood, and relatively friendly, for the most part.

Believe every single review you read about this apartment building. It's all TRUE!! I been here six…read moremonths. In the middle of the heat wave this summer my air conditioner broke. They NEVER fixed it! I've left several requests and several emails with no resolution at all! They turn the hot water off in the middle of the night, and the past two days I have no hot water at all! It's ridiculous! I'm looking for another apartment right now! They should not be allowed to be renting apartments to people and need to be investigated! You as a tenant here have no rights!! They are slumlords!

Professional staff! To be honest, I've never had an issues with management -- any questions or…read moreconcerns I had were always addressed in a timely matter. I love on conveniently located the building is! (Walking distance to Whole Foods, Penn Nwk, NJPAC etc). Professional staff, maintenance team responds to any issues that I have with the quickness. I had a dryer that gave out and it was replaced within 20 minutes the same day. I love it here so much I even upgraded units and signed a new lease when my old lease was up.

I lived in the double balcony apartment on the 30th floor. Apartment 30c for almost 2 years. Nice…read moreview of the city. Great building staff but property management is horrible, specifically Danira. Jaye is great at customer service but acts like she is not aware of anything and has to defer to "management" for everything. They are unprofessional and do not treat people with kindness. Also the building had roaches, many of them that would not go away, even with treatment. Other than that I enjoyed living downtown newark and having a phenomenal view. Try other buildings in the area. Heard they are nicer inside. Lastly frequent elevator outings and fire alarm malfunctions. Imagine being on the 30th floor with a fire alarm malfunction, after 9/11