4 Luxury Multifamily Buildings for the Homeworker

Commuting is so passé, isn't it? These four buildings in NYC and Northern NJ are set up to make working from home a breeze.

1. The Modern

Developer: SJP Residential Properties

Address: 800 Park Ave, Fort Lee, NJ

Rents: One-bedrooms go for $2,250 and up, two-bedrooms start at $3,365, penthouses for $7,300 and up.

Work-from-home Perks: Conference room set up for videoconferencing, in-unit offices in some units.

2. QLIC

Developer: World Wide Group

Address: 41-42 24th St in LIC

Opens: This spring

Work-from-home perks: Common areas have furniture with integrated charging stations for laptops, meet-up spaces geared toward productive collaboration.

3. Abington House

Developer: Related Cos

Address: 500 W 30th St

Rents: Studios go for $3k, one-bedrooms for $4,100, and two-bedrooms for $5,500.

Work-from-home perks: Five iMac desktops in the lounge area, a distribution antenna system ensures cellphone service won't go in and out.

4. West Side Lofts

Developer: Woodmont Properties

Address: 1 Bridge Ave, Red Bank, NJ

Rents: $4k for live/retail combo unit

Work-from-home perks: Walk downstairs to the office. These units package storefront space with duplex living spaces above.

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