Area Guide /Hudson County NJ Homes Guide

Located in the New York Metro area, Hudson County real estate is home to over 600,000 residents. Just across the Hudson River from New York City and with an extensive network of rail, ferry and bus systems, Hudson County homes give residents fast and easy access to New York, and many towns offer panoramic views of the city.

With many parks, dining and nightlife options, residents enjoy a variety of entertainment choices and a high quality of life. Home to several colleges, including Stevens Institute of Technology, Hudson County homes, including Hoboken, NJ, Weehawken, North Bergen and Jersey City, means living in strong communities and good school districts.

Hudson County home ownership offers one of America's most ethnically diverse counties and its exciting culture reflects that diversity. A wide variety of restaurants, shopping and entertainment options can be found throughout the county, including cuisine from 6 continents being served in restaurants in Hudson County.

The county is served by an extensive mass transit infrastructure. Hudson County's extensive public transportation system offers convenient access to historic, cultural and entertainment attractions throughout the New York/New Jersey real estate metropolitan area, as well as fast commute times within the county and to New York City.

The county is well served by an extensive road network, and an estimated one million commuters travel through Hudson County daily. Automobile access to New York City is available through the Lincoln Tunnel in Weehawken, the Holland Tunnel in Jersey City. Additionally, the Bayonne Bridge connects Hoboken and Hudson County to Staten Island.

Residents and visitors alike can visit the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island from Liberty State Park in Jersey City. The Circle Line ferry service runs from Liberty State Park to the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island and delights visitors and residents with its views of the skyline and harbor.

Liberty State Park is also home to the renowned Liberty Science Center, and the park itself offers incomparable views of the Manhattan skyline and New York harbor.