320 Central Ave, Jersey City
Mixed use · 10 units · Block 2901, Lot 24.
Building permits
- Alteration, issued Jun 24, 2025, estimated cost $130K, 1 unit in all, 2 stories, described as “Renovation and Conversion of 10 existing residential units into 11 units. Total Cost of construction: $260,000.00”
- Alteration, issued Mar 15, 2024, described as “Remodel Full Apt”
- Alteration — Commercial, issued Apr 29, 2021, estimated cost $17K
- Alteration, issued Jun 12, 2019, described as “Swapping antenna and radios”
- Alteration, issued May 21, 2019, described as “Replace 3 aluminum panels existing fram to remain, 1 illuminated sign”
- Alteration — Residential, issued Jan 18, 2019, estimated cost $8K
- Alteration — Multi-Family, issued Nov 28, 2018, estimated cost $8K
- Alteration, issued Jun 13, 2018, described as “Install generator plug and cabinet swap per plans”
- Alteration, issued May 14, 2018, described as “Conversion of office to 4 new residential units”
- Alteration — Residential, issued Mar 29, 2018, estimated cost $5K
- Alteration, issued Jan 6, 2016, described as “Install fire alarm system”
- Alteration, issued Jun 29, 2015, described as “Upgrade existing t-moblie telecommunication antenna at building”
- Alteration, issued May 10, 2012, described as “Install non-illuminated sign - SPRINT”
- Alteration, issued Oct 14, 2010, described as “Exterior brick repair, remove lintel and reinstall. Parapet wall repair, pointing and window caulking. Sidewalk bridge.”
- Alteration, issued Oct 13, 2010, described as “BLDG: Add antennas to roof and equipment. ELEC: Furnish and install a 200 amp service and a 200 amp subpanel. Wire 3 radio cabinets and all related wiring as per drawings.”
Property taxes
- Assessment
- $2,534,400
- 2025 tax
- $59,178
- Assessed land
- $438,100
- Assessed improvements
- $2,096,300
- Last sale
- $3,800,000 in 2022
Zoning
Central Avenue Block 2901 Redevelopment Plan.
Flood zone
Current FEMA flood map: zone X, minimal flood hazard.
Recent sales
- Oct 24, 2022: $3,800,000, Unit T01, sold with other lots
Open-market sales since mid-2019, from the state’s SR1A sales file.