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According to the firm, renters have flocked to The Atwater thanks in part to its waterfront location, connectivity and more than 20,000 square feet of amenity space. The 273-unit first phase of the community, located at 100 West Fort Lee Road, is now 90 percent leased.

The previous owners of the acclaimed Brooklyn Burgers & Beer restaurant in Park Slope, Brooklyn, are opening a new food and beverage concept in Bogota, New Jersey, this fall.Bogota Press Café, owned by local residents Sherry and Eric Solomov, will be situated in the ground-floor retail space at The Atwater, a luxury waterfront rental community. Atwater residents will be able to use a custom app to order and pay in advance, so food is ready upon arrival.

Angela Biancamano was going to need a little convincing to make the move to a multi-family rental community. Seeking more space for her two dogs and wanting more convenience and a better ease of living than her second floor Elmwood Park walk-up apartment provided, Angela set her sights on finding a single-family home she could rent with her roommate.

The Atwater continues to capture a larger share of the Bergen County market with renters drawn to its luxury homes, ultra-convenient waterfront location and complete package of five-star amenities.

Leasing velocity continues at a feverish pace at The Atwater where renters have absorbed nearly 200 residences in its first two buildings, according to PCD Development, developer of the collection of upscale waterfront apartments with modern, outsized amenities in Bergen County’s Bogota.

The builder of a new 421-unit luxury apartment building in Bogota has unveiled the property’s vast selection of indoor amenities.Known as The Atwater, the complex at 1000 West Fort Lee Road is home to more than 30,000 square feet of offerings and common spaces for its residents, according to PCD Development.

New Section of Luxury Apartments Include Premium Locations Along the Hackensack River Waterfront

New rentals throughout New York City’s immediate suburbs have sustained high interest from Manhattan residents trading in smaller, cramped apartments for more luxurious homes and less congested neighborhoods.

The push into the suburbs that bolstered the Garden State’s home buying market in 2020 has also given momentum to a specific type of rental property: new-construction luxury buildings in non-traditional markets. These buildings offer upscale interior spaces, creature comforts and lifestyle amenities more typically associated with markets such as Manhattan, Hoboken and Jersey City.

The Atwater has officially launched leasing in Bogota, New Jersey. The riverfront development is located at 1000 West Fort Lee Road and comprises 303 rentals in addition to over 30,000 square feet of amenity spaces. Now complete, The Atwater is among the largest rental developments to be completed in New Jersey’s Bergen County.