Estuary

I too agree with Tyler and D.B. I lived in Estuary for 14 months and loved coming home every day to all that the place had to offer. I moved out because in full disclosure I was offered move in incentives and upon renewal just wasn’t willing to pay the full rent when there was another brand new similar building down the road that was cheaper… well now I can say that I regret that decision on a regular basis. Its not that where I am is bad but at Estuary there was an added care that I always felt from ALL the staff (concierge, leasing and maintenance) that just is missing at my current place. I especially LOVED using the theater and the location to me was perfect, close enough to Hoboken but away from the hub-​bub, there are few restaurants with great happy hours right in walking distance and you can’t beat the city views. If I didn’t hate moving so much I’d definitely consider moving back

100% agree with Tyler. I’m consistently happy to go home where as in the past place I have lived everywhere from DC to CT to NY this place just does it for me.
I also agree the only noise you hear is really the dogs barking and I’m probably cognizant of that because I don’t own a dog but still love them :). therefore, if you don’t like dogs don’t live here. definitely dog friendly
I have a view of the city as well and its just amazing to look at from the apartment and once you walk out. the transportation availability is amazing from the water taxi (which get you to midtown in 6 min) to bus, and light rail.

Sitting by the pool on a Saturday, laptop, wifi, hot tub, view of the city… this is the best way to start the weekend.
We love living here — I’ve been in a few different complexes (Boston area) since graduating college, and my initial move to NJ was renting a condo in Hoboken from private owners. After two and a half years there, enjoying all the perks of the walkable, drinkable, unparkable city… Weehawken, though only just next door, offered an open feel that we didn’t really know we were missing until we got it.
We are close enough to Hoboken to go back in, a few minutes from the ferry and bus to NYC (I take the ferry to work and it’s awesome), and JUST outside the snarl of Lincoln Tunnel traffic (when heading north) that gets you on River road, leading you to just about any shopping/​store/​food place you might need, all the way up to the GW.
Estuary brings back the wonders of living in a great complex (trust me, there are terrible ones)…with parking, a water view, awesome amenities, updated technology, great staff, and snap-​your-​fingers maintenance.
In addition to the awesome staff in the leasing office, the 24-​hour concierge desk makes everything just that much easier — from apartment issues to guest parking to receiving packages, dry cleaning, etc. If you have a pickup — you get an e-​mail and the TV screen inside your respective mailroom tells you as well.
The apartments inside are really nice — good views of the Helix and the city in our unit, and the finishings are really solid. Nice wood floors (though they do show dirt almost instantaneously), solid cabinets, stainless steel appliances, nice granite, etc. The whole building is concrete, so it is really quiet; we have people above us and we rarely hear anything. The only time we really hear anyone is when a dog barks in the hallway, and we are listening for it. Parking is everywhere — including free spots for guests.
Each unit has a full size stacked brand new washer and dryer — yes, full sized. I can do two weeks worth of laundry in two loads, not 3 of colors and 3 of whites. You can wash blankets. Amazing. There are also individual alarms in each unit, so you can set it when you are at work or on vacation and know all your stuff will be safe.
A dedicated space will add $ 175 or so to your rent, but the spaces are actually car sized, not those narrow city spaces built to stuff in as many cars as possible. You can comfortably park two SUVs next to each other, and not have to flatten yourself to get out. (This is important to me — I have a Q3 and a hate door dings.)
The amenities are really what sell this place — spending the weekend here is like going to a resort without ever having to actually go anywhere.
Gyms — Each building has their own gym, all have plenty of brand new equipment, and i’ve never been there with more than two or three people at a time. Building 1 also has a yoga room with a TV hooked up to on demand fitness classes, so you can hang out with Shaun T in the studio rather than trying to Insanity in your own apartment. Goodbye, old gym membership.
Golf Simulator — Sometimes I get that January itch to play 18 holes, but with a foot of snow on the ground… not happening. Well, now you can play 18 holes of climate controlled simulated golf on courses you’ve never had the chance to play at. The only challenge is putting… but that just takes some practice.
Movie Theater — self explanatory. Comfortable seats. Huge TV. Movies, sports, whatever you like. Free.
Outdoor space — Each building has their own outdoor space. Even though our building doesn’t have a pool, we have grills, and outdoor tv, putting green, double sided fireplace, bocce ball area (I think that’s what it’s for?), two pool tables, plenty of umbrellas and seating, and a dog washing station. The other two have pools, so the space feels a little different, but all have plenty of seating and grills. Plus, pools.
Speaking of pools — we always go to the one in building 1, but if you want a chair… get there early. They fill up quick, but people generally flow in and out throughout the day. But when it’s 90 degrees and sunny and you COULD be sweating somewhere in the city… you are in a heated pool, having a drink, and looking at the city.
We have a 15-​month lease in an apartment complex that gives us 0 reasons to move anytime soon. If you are entertaining Hudson River living, look no further.

After Horrid service, I am moving out early. The manager runs a poor team that always tells me (and my neighbors) they can not help in most situations. Overpriced apartments with cheap appliances that frequently break. Also, nothing nearby of interest that you can easily walk to. Keep searching. We do have a friendly handy-​man. His manager should take some lessons!