Luxury Apartment Building Opens In Livingston Near Passaic River [PHOTOS]

LIVINGSTON, NJ — A new luxury apartment building has opened its doors in Livingston.

Stakeholders held an unveiling event to mark the opening of Canterly Place on Wednesday. The 300-unit rental community is located at 51 Okner Parkway along the Passaic River.

The apartment complex features one, two and three-bedroom apartments. The building includes 240 market-rate units and 60 affordable units, with some allocated to Jewish Services for the Intellectually and Developmentally Disabled.

Amenities at the apartment building include an onsite concierge, grand atrium lobby, secured and covered parking deck, co-working spaces, coffee house, clubroom, private dining room, library, fitness center and yoga studio, game lounge, golf simulator, pool courtyard with pergola, BBQ courtyard with fire pits, Zen garden courtyard, community gardens, children's playground, quarter-mile walking path, dog park and pet spa, basketball court and pickleball courts.

Executives from Sterling Properties and Danbro Properties were on hand for Wednesday’s unveiling event.

“With its outstanding schools, strong employment base and exceptional quality of life, Livingston exemplifies the underserved rental markets where we continue to see significant opportunity,” said Steven Katz, principal of Sterling Properties Group.

“Together, we delivered a community that reflects a shared commitment to quality, innovation and long-term value for both residents and Livingston as a whole,” said Kevin Codey, founder of Danbro Properties.

The opening further expands Sterling Properties Group's portfolio, which currently includes nearly 6,000 apartment homes under management. The firm also has more than 2,000 units in various stages of development, including Blue Hill, a 230-unit community under construction in Watchung, and Plaza Greene, a 145-residence active adult community located steps from the NJ Transit station in Fair Lawn that is scheduled for completion in 2027.

Canterly Place was designed by Lessard Design, with interiors by Mary Cook Associates. Northwestern Mutual served as a financial partner on the development.

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