An address
with range.

Approximately 800 SF of private, ground-floor commercial space steps from Hamilton Park—ready for an investor, owner-user, or ambitious local business.

Purchase price$349,000

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168 Coles Street · Unit BA

800±square feet

$349Kpurchase price

Fullbath + kitchenette

1 Blockto Hamilton Park

The opportunity

Small format.
Serious flexibility.

01 / INVEST

Own a scarce piece of Downtown.

A right-sized commercial condominium for an investor seeking a distinctive neighborhood asset with a broad pool of potential business users.

Ground-floor commercial ownership
Flexible single-user layout
Established mixed-use condominium

02 / OCCUPY

Put your name on the door.

Purchase a private space that feels independent—not a desk in someone else’s suite. Bring clients in, settle in, and make the open plan your own.

Direct street-level access
Private full bathroom
Existing kitchenette

The space

A blank canvas,
already framed.

Clean lines, multiple work zones, and practical amenities create a flexible base for a studio, professional office, consulting practice, or neighborhood business.

Open commercial interior at 168 Coles Street — Open plan

Kitchenette inside the commercial condominium — Kitchenette

Full private bathroom inside the commercial condominium — Full bath

Street-level private entrance to 168 Coles Street — Private entrance

Current configuration

Open where it matters. Private where it counts.

The existing plan combines a generous front workspace, a separate rear room, a full bath, and a kitchenette. Approximate dimensions are shown for orientation only.

Commercial useSeparate rear roomFull bath on site

Approximate floor plan for 168 Coles Street Unit BA

Hamilton Park

Downtown energy.
Neighborhood pace.

Set at Coles and Ninth in one of Jersey City’s most established downtown neighborhoods, the property sits close to the park, residential streets, local businesses, and the wider city center.

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A commercial address, then and now

From neighborhood grocer to the next local chapter.

Historic photographs preserve the building’s former Banner Grocers storefront and its unmistakable bay-window rhythm. The architecture remains; what comes next is open.