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Companies on the Jersey Waterfront HarborsideJC Transformation Mack-Cali Ownership Designing it forward Mack-Cali Key Facts Headquarters Mack-Cali is building change in Jersey City, NJ 157 Total Properties Jersey City. Through a visionary portfolio of sought-after waterfront properties, we’re $ 5.3 Billion creating vibrant new connections Find us at within JC and extending across to Harborside 3 Market Manhattan. Capitalization 210 Hudson Street, Suite 400 Dynamic working, inclusive design Jersey City, NJ 07311 and offerings that engage and give Exchange NYSE back to the community are all T.732 590 1010 embedded into the firm’s approach. Arising from these principles is Harborside JC: a Ticker CLI transformative mixed-use offering that harnesses and amplifies the irrepressible attitude of Jersey City. 100+ years of Office Residential Retail experience 12.5M SF Total 6,615 1,191 In development, ownership, Multi-Family Units Commercial And management of Real Estate Properties Portfolio Leased Tenants 84.6% Portfolio Leased 96.4% Capabilities: Build to suit World-class amenities Harborside JC Jersey City 262,000 JC Residents About half of which are Ranked 1st 24–45 years old Most Livable City in the U.S. 27,700 New Residents 1st Fastest An increase of 150% in Growing the immediate area Metropolitan Area in New Jersey 75 Languages Named the Most Diverse City in the country 10 Million Square Feet of office space near Harborside $100,000 4,821,384 Path Riders Working population near Harborside yearly salary Riders at Exchange Place per year Ranked 10th 86,119 Daily U.S. Cities where millenial- led household make over Commuters $350,000 To Jersey City; 30,000 commuting to Harborside Harborside JC Jersey City Here for the lifestyle 1st Most Livable City in the U.S. 2nd 2nd Fastest-Growing Happiest City to It’s walkable and Metro Area in NJ Work in the U.S. 5th low-density, with Best Public low crime and high It’s set to become JC ranks above Transportation disposable income the state’s largest 4. Brooklyn in the U.S. city in NJ 18. New York City 10th JC ranks above JC ranks above Most Artistic City 4. New York City Sources: Careerbliss.com and Source: Careerbliss and Forbes 7. Boston Forbes.com 6. Chicago in the U.S. 10. San Francisco 10. Seattle 11. Miami JC ranks above Source: SmartAssets for 2016 Miami and Atlanta Source: Business Insider Source: The Atlantic Magazine Harborside JC Jersey City Here for the cool vibes Millennial Newcomers in Jersey City 3.4% Top 5 Top 5 in Manhattan NY U.S. Cities Hippest Blocks 3.1% for Millennials in New York City in New York City 1.6% JC ranks above Together with 10. New York City - Gowanus, in Brooklyn 14. Brooklyn Brooklyn 10th 1.4% 23. Queens - Broadway, Hamilton Heights U.S. Cities where Source: Niche and Forbes - Industry City, millenial-led Brooklyn household make - Van Duzer Street, over $350,000 Staten Island a year Sources: Carrerbliss.com and Sources: Zillow Forbes.com Harborside JC Jersey City An overview in detail Residents Average Age Education Employment Median Income 262,000 in Jersey City Professionals with Work in a Working population JC Residents 33 a bachelor’s degree professional field near Harborside JC or higher, ages 25-34 income $100,000 28,000 in New Jersey in Jersey City New Residents 39. 3 72% 41,000 in New York City 40% Residential Units 35.8 61% Approved/ Proposed/ in Brooklyn Unemployment Under construction 33.4 rate in Jersey City 2015 median in New Jersey 3.8% household income 38.8% in Jersey City in New Jersey $59,500 in New York City 3.9% 48.2% in New Jersey in New York City $72,200 in Brooklyn 4.2% 45.5% in Manhattan in Brooklyn $75,575 Sources: 2012 American Community Survey 4% 2013 Population Estimate 2014 U.S. Census Bureau in Brooklyn 2010 U.S. Census United States Census Bureau Fact Finder City-Data $51,100 2012 American Community Survey NEWPORT HarborsideJC MALL Transformation DOUBLE TREE TAPHAUS 2ND STREET V’S PACKER PILATES BARBERSHOP Take a SHOES HAUS EUROPEAN HUDSON CANDLEWOOD HUDSON & CO. WAX CENTER VINE SUITES STREET BAR & GRILL closer look O’HARA’S SPORTS BAR MASSAGE ENVY HUDSON HUDSON CKO AMPLE HILLS BEER HALL LUTZE KICKBOXING CREAMERY DULLBOY DEPARTED BIERGARTEN SOLES 9 BAR THE WAREHOUSE CAFE JERSEY CITY CAFE TAQUERIA BUCKET & BAY URBY DOWNTOWN CRAFT GELATO < BAY STREET MATHEW’S FOOD PROPOSED AND DRINK > JERSEY CITY CYCLEBAR ORALE POWERFLOW URBY THE PIER APARTMENTS YOGA MEXICAN H3 KITCHEN FOOD SURYA YOGA PROPOSED TRUCK ACADEMY JERSEY CITY MORGAN STREET > GREENE STREET SOUTH URBY NY WATERWAY FERRY HOUSE @ HARBORSIDE FOOD TRUCK STATION WORD STREET PORTA RAIL BOOKSTORES PIGGYBACK LIGHT BAR HUDSON PROPOSED STREET WARREN GRILL H5 H2 HARBORSIDE BARGE DOCK & DINE HARBORSIDE JC CROSSFIT JERSEY CITY AMIYA MARIN HARBORSIDE NEW YORK BASE PORTO SPORTS CLUBS GYM LEGGERO NJCU SCHOOL OF BUSINESS PROPOSED H4A HYATT REGENCY JERSEY VU BEECHWOOD HARBORSIDE H1 CAFE TOWER CITY ON THE HUDSON RESTAURANT KRAVERIE FOOD TRUCK EXCHANGE PLACE PATH STATION YOGA GREGORY’S SHUNYA CITY COFFEE HALL J. OWEN GRUNDY PARK RAZZA EXCHANGE PLACE MARKET MONTGOMERY STREET TASTE OF NORTH KANIBAL SHORT GRAIN COOLVINES LISBON CHINA & CO CAFE PIZZA US POST STARBUCKS KOMEGASHI OFFICE 101 HUDSON CITY DINER WATERFRONT MANTRA THE IRON POTBELLY YORK STREET > WINE & LIQUOR RESTAURANT MONKEY FIVE GUYS VOGUE ROOFTOP AT EXCHANGE CAFE PLACE BAR AU BON PAIN HONSHU STREET EDWARD’S STEAKHOUSE SUSHI AMITA Hudson River GRAND STREET HUDSON STREET GOLDEN CICADA TAVERN HUDSON STREET RUMI GREENE MARKET TURKISH GRILL WASHINGTON CAFFÉ WARREN BENE PAULUS HOOK FERRY NY WATERWAY SKY THAI SAM SÀTIS A.M. BISTRO JOHN’S LIGHTHORSE PIZZERIA PRESTO’S TAVERN MORRIS STREET > TAQUERIA AMELIA BISTRO N VIVA BISTRO LA SOURCE WHITE KRISPY STAR PIZZA COSÌ < ESSEX STREET HarborsideJC Transformation Transformation At the forefront Retail Delivery Desk Reception Gym Food hall Child Care Restaurant Restaurant Restaurant HarborsideJC Transformation RIDGEWOOD NJ 50 min to Midtown iver R min to Downtown Queens BY CAR 55 Manhattan dson 45 min to Harborside JC Hu Transportation 47 min to Midtown LONG ISLAND CITY BY TRAIN 80 min to Downtown 52 min to Harborside JC MIDTOWN 17 min to Midtown New Jersey BY TRAIN 30 min to Downtown HOBOKEN 24 min toDowntown 41 min to Harborside JC BY TRAIN 35 min to Harborside JC 20 min to Midtown BY CAR 18 min to Downtown 26 min to Harborside JC 10 min to Harborside JC MORRISTOWN BY FERRY 17 min to Midtown MONTCLAIR 54 min to Midtown BY TRAIN 8 Min 14 min to Downtown BY CAR 52 min to Downtown 45 min to Midtown 12 min to Harborside JC 40 min to Harborside JC BY CAR 50 min to Downtown WILLIAMSBURG 30 min to Harborside JC 24 min to Midtown 64 min to Midtown Jersey City 56 min to Midtown DOWNTOWN BY TRAIN 23 min to Downtown BY TRAIN 58 min to Downtown BY TRAIN 66 min to Downtown min to Downtown 35 min to Harborside JC 67 min to Harborside JC 5 Min 25 51 min to Harborside JC BY TRAIN 16 min to Harborside JC HARBORSIDE JC 10 min to Harborside JC METROPARK-AREA BY FERRY 50 min to Midtown BY CAR 46 min to Downtown Brooklyn 35min to Harborside JC 34 min to Midtown BY TRAIN 53 min to Downtown 48 min to Harborside JC PRINCETON NJ Upper Bay 88 min to Midtown BY CAR 72 min to Downtown 66 min to Harborside JC Bay 65 min to Midtown BY TRAIN 88 min to Downtown Newark 97 min to Harborside JC Harborside JC Jersey City GRAND CENTRAL LINCOLN TUNNEL STATION 4 5 6 S 7 A C E F M B D Transportation 12 3 N Q R W PENN STATION HERALD SQ 33RD ST PENN STATION PARK AVE S NJTRANSIT, AMTRAK, LIRR Path trains 1 F M 23TH ST 23 TH ST 23RD ST N Q R W 4,940,282 in 2017 1 2 3 F M L L 4 5 6 14TH ST 14 TH ST UNION SQ 1,168,016 in Jan-Mar 2018 14TH ST BROADWAY ST Path Ridership 111 RIVER at Exchange Place NEW JERSEY TURNPIKE 9TH ST Continuing to grow 4 5 10% a year Hoboken CHRISTOPHER ST 6TH AVE Manhattan NJ TPK EXIT 14 ABC HOLLAND TUNNEL PAVONIA CANAL ST NEWPORT CHURCH ST NEWARK PENN STATION H3 HARBORSIDE JC CHAMBERS ST H2H5 12 3 A C CHAMBERS ST CHAMBERS ST H4A H1 GROVE ST HARRISON JOURNAL SQUARE 101 EXCHANGE HUDSON PLACE WORLD TRADE CENTER TRANSPORTATION HUB/OCULUS E Jersey City FULTON CENTER 4 5 J Z W N R LIGHT RAIL 2 3 AC CORTLANDT ST FULTON CENTER WALL ST NY WATERWAY FERRY LINES NY WATERWAY HARBORSIDE LINE RAIL TO AIRPORT Hudson River SHOW ALL Harborside JC Jersey City –PASCACK VALLEY LINE –BERGEN COUNTY LINE –MAIN LINE GRAND CENTRAL LINCOLN TUNNEL STATION 4 5 6 S 7 A C E F M B D Transportation 12 3 N Q R W PENN STATION HERALD SQ PENN STATION PARK AVE S NJTRANSIT, AMTRAK, LIRR SECAUCUS JUNCTION NJ Transit 1 F M –MONTCLAIR-BOONTON LINE –MORRISTOWN LINE 23TH ST 23 TH ST –GLADSTONE BRANCH N Q R W 928,494 1 2 3 F M L L 4 5 6 14TH ST 14 TH ST UNION SQ Weekday Ridership –RARITAN VALLEY LINE –NORTHEAST CORRIDOR –NORTH JERSEY COAST LINE BROADWAY ST 111 RIVER NEW JERSEY TURNPIKE NJ TRANSIT 4 Hoboken 5 6TH AVE Manhattan NJ TPK EXIT 14 ABC HOLLAND TUNNEL CANAL ST CHURCH ST NEWARK PENN STATION H3 HARBORSIDE JC CHAMBERS ST H2H5 12 3 A C CHAMBERS ST CHAMBERS ST H4A H1 101 HUDSON WORLD TRADE CENTER TRANSPORTATION HUB/OCULUS E Jersey City FULTON CENTER 4 5 J Z W N R LIGHT RAIL 2 3 AC CORTLANDT ST FULTON CENTER WALL ST NY WATERWAY FERRY LINES NY WATERWAY HARBORSIDE LINE RAIL TO AIRPORT Hudson River SHOW ALL Harborside JC Jersey City TONNELLE AVENUE BERGEN LINE AVENUE PORT IMPERIAL WEEHAWKEN FERRY GRAND CENTRAL LINCOLN TUNNEL STATION 4 5 6 S 7 A C E F M B D Transportation 12 3 N Q R W LINCOLN HARBOR PENN STATION HERALD SQ WEEHAWKEN FERRY PENN STATION PARK AVE S NJTRANSIT, AMTRAK, LIRR Light Rail 1 F M 23TH ST 23 TH ST 9TH ST N Q R W 2,122,848 1 2 3 F M L L 4 5 6 14TH ST 14 TH ST UNION SQ Annual Riders 2ND ST BROADWAY ST at Exchange Place 111 RIVER & Harborside JC NEW JERSEY TURNPIKE 15.5 M 4 Hoboken 5 Ridership 2016–17 HOBOKEN TERMINAL 6TH AVE Manhattan NJ TPK EXIT 14 ABC HOLLAND TUNNEL NEWPORT CANAL ST CHURCH ST HARSIMUS COVE NEWARK PENN STATION H3 HARBORSIDE JC CHAMBERS ST HARBORSIDE H2H5 12 3 A C CHAMBERS ST CHAMBERS ST H4A H1 101 HUDSON WORLD TRADE CENTER TRANSPORTATION HUB/OCULUS E Jersey City ESSEX ST FULTON CENTER 4 5 J Z W N R LIGHT RAIL MARIN BLVD 2 3 AC CORTLANDT ST FULTON CENTER JERSEY AVE WALL ST NY WATERWAY FERRY LINES NY WATERWAY HARBORSIDE LINE LIBERTY STATE PARK RAIL TO AIRPORT Hudson River PARK AND RIDE SHOW ALL Harborside JC Jersey City W.
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