75 Park Lane Delivers Manhattan-Level Luxury to Discerning Buyers in Jersey City
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Two Projects Could Bring Over 550 Units to Bayonne’s Mechanic Street
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A developer is planning to replace a shopping center in Woodbridge Township’s downtown with a residential and retail complex. State environmental documents show that the complex could be known as "Modera Woodbridge."
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A tiered building could rise along the northern fringes of Downtown as Albanese Development Group should be pitching their latest project to the planning board very soon.
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