Hamilton Square is part of the Hamilton Park neighborhood, home to a rich mix of boutique retail and services. Quaint cafes, local grocers, sumptuous restaurants and fashionable shops dot the landscape, with more on the way. Local schools are among the top in the state. At the center is the neighborhood's crowning feature: Hamilton Park itself. The five-acre Victorian park is lined with cobblestone streets and nineteenth-century brownstones. After years of faithful use, Hamilton Park has recently undergone a major multi-million dollar renovation. Improvements to the park include new Victorian style lampposts, benches, new walkways, two off leash dog parks, updated playgrounds, landscaping, a fountain, two USTA sanctioned tennis courts and basketball courts and complimentary WiFi.

The Hamilton Park historic district of downtown Jersey City dates back to the late 1800s. The park was named after Alexander Hamilton, the first Secretary of the Treasury under President George Washington. Alexander Hamilton was shot and killed in nearby Weehawken in a duel with political rival Aaron Burr, Vice-President to Thomas Jefferson. For more on the Hamilton Park community and its history, please visit: The Hamilton Park Neighborhood Association and NJCU's Jersey City Past and Present

• - 10-minute walk to either of two PATH stations for direct Manhattan access
• - Shuttle to and from PATH during rush hours
• - Nearby light rail and ferry stations
• - Bus to Port Authority New York on corner

• - Top-rated schools, including The Garden Preschool Cooperative, Hamilton Park Montessori School, Cordero Elementary School, Golden Door Charter School and McNair Academic High School
• - Dedicated retail space catering to children and caregivers