It is already open.
An Article from the New York Times, the tower is now leasing.
Transforming a Skyline
Residential Tower in Fort Lee, N.J., Begins Leasing
http://www.nytimes.com/2014/10/19/re...s-leasing.html
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For the last two years, drivers stuck in traffic on the George Washington Bridge have watched a slender bluish tower rise at the edge of Fort Lee, N.J. Now, they might have a better way to stay put: They could just live in it.
Leasing began last month at the Modern, a 450-unit rental near the entrance to the bridge. The 47-story tower — the first of two identical buildings planned — dwarfs the surrounding structures, offering residents in the penthouse floors unobstructed views of the Hudson River, the New York City skyline and the green canopy of northern New Jersey, along with Westchester and Rockland counties.
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Monthly rents at the Modern start at $2,105 for a studio, $2,700 for a one-bedroom and $3,925 for a two-bedroom. Prices have not yet been set for three-bedrooms or for any of the 78 units located on the top eight penthouse floors. New tenants will get two months’ free rent when signing a 14-month lease.
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Some pretty cool drone flights. (those things are as fascinating as scary, anybody with one of this would be able to enter to your apartment via the window, or see you through it, no matter how high the apartment is)
The first one is newer (from mid october) but does not show that much of the building or the area.
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Two captures of that video, showing the already finished parking garages's roof deck.
Two more, a bit older (one from mid July and the other from the end of july) But they completely show the area.
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Captures of the video from july 16th.
Includes the Hudson Lights plot, across the street from The Modern, where we can see that the columns from the ground floor are done.
Three months later it should be much more advanced.
Captures of the video from july 31st.
The cranes for Hudson Lights are already in place.
In this capture I point three lots where the houses have been recently torn down (they still appear on GE images)
Looks that the development on this area continues.