Skye Lofts North, a new rental building in Bayonne, New Jersey is now complete and open for incoming residents. The property is located at 260 Avenue E in the southernmost portion of an area often referred to as the New Jersey Gold Coast.
The latest property from Skye Development, the building comprises 98 rental units that range from one- to three-bedroom layouts. Initial occupancy began this month.
“Bayonne is quickly realizing its potential as the next Gold Coast hot spot,” said Skye Development president Mitchell Burakovsky. “It’s appeal largely stems from having a less-densely developed and more suburban setting than Jersey City and Hoboken while still offering a walkable downtown with a growing list of shops, dining, conveniences, and commuter connectivity.”
Amenity spaces at the building include a penthouse communal space with an outdoor terrace, an indoor common room, a fitness center, and virtual reality game room. Additional services include a virtual doorman intercom, storage for bicycles and packages, and an indoor parking garage.
Skye Lofts North roof deck
Skye Lofts North golf simulator
Communal lounge at Skye Lofts North
“We’re delighted to follow up the success of our first building with the introduction of Skye Lofts North, which will continue to shape this burgeoning neighborhood while providing a value-laden alternative to what’s being offered throughout Hudson County,” said Burakovsky.
Skye Lofts South, phase one of the residential development, debuted in 2019. Today, this building comprises 90 one- and two-bedroom rental units. Both structures stand six stories above ground.
Monthly rents for Skye Lofts North begin at $2,005. Skye Development retained Marketing Directors as the exclusive marketing and leasing agent for prospective tenants in both buildings.
Model kitchen and living room at Skye Lofts North
Model living room at Skye Lofts North
Subscribe to YIMBY’s daily e-mail
Follow YIMBYgram for real-time photo updates
Like YIMBY on Facebook
Follow YIMBY’s Twitter for the latest in YIMBYnews
A building of this size would have to be of fireproof construction in NYC, but this is often not the case in NJ. The base is often masonry, but the higher floors are likely of wood as a large single-family house. Stairwells are often made of concrete block and there are sprinklers, but there have been major conflagrations. Many projects similar to this can be seen from trips on NJT from Penn Station.