Sales launched at historic Dixon Mills complex.

Robert Martin Company, LLC and GoldenTree InSite Partners have announced that sales have begun for the first 50 condominium homes in Phase I at The Residences at Dixon Mills, a distinctive luxury rental-to-condominium conversion at one of Jersey City's most notable landmarks.

RGD, Dixon, LLC, the venture between Robert Martin Co. and GoldenTree InSite, is currently making a multi-million dollar investment in Dixon Mills, which will provide residents with fabulous upgrades to the living and common area spaces.

The 50 condominiums launching sales at The Residences at Dixon Mills each boast a unique floor plan and individual design that will afford buyers a variety of options to fit their lifestyle needs. Buyers will also be given the huge benefit of being able to move in to these impressive residences by summer. Dixon Mills is comprised of five distinct buildings- The Landmark, The Ticonderoga, The Heritage, The Lafayette, and The Atrium--each offering extraordinary architectural features, from views and expansive courtyards to breathtaking lobbies.

Now, the new owners are converting the historic buildings into luxury condominiums, restoring and maintaining the original architectural details and period brickwork, cobblestone-style streets, landscaped courtyards and turn-of-the-century streetlamps that make Dixon Mills such a well-known Jersey City landmark.

"What makes The Residences at Dixon Mills so attractive is that there is exceptional variety among the floor plans and each home is unique with its own design characteristics," said Greg Berger, managing director of Robert Martin Co. "These homes reflect the historic architectural details that make them one of a kind and offer the modern amenities buyers desire in a luxury condominium community."

In addition to the appeal of its industrial chic design, The Residences at Dixon Mills is extremely affordable.

Studios as well as one-, two-, and three-bedroom condominiums, some with balconies and patios offering spectacular views of the Manhattan skyline and Statue of Liberty, are available from the mid $200,000s to the upper $700,000s. Duplexes and triplexes are also available, as are over 100 penthouses.

"The prices for these condominium homes make them an attractive alternative to expensive waterfront properties," said Berger. "Even with the prices being so affordable, buyers still get all the amenities and high-design finishes that come with living in a luxury residence."

Dixon Mills became a pillar of Jersey City industry in 1847, when innovator and entrepreneur Joseph Dixon moved his growing pencil manufacturing business to downtown Jersey City.