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From Designing Buildings to Producing Hockey Videos: 7 Interesting NJ Jobs
This week's featured New Jersey job picks include an architect at Edgewood Properties, a financial crime surveillance officer at UBS and a video production manager for the New York Sirens.
50 Years After Controversy, Newark Approves New Kawaida Towers Affordable Housing Project
Fifty years after the original Kawaida Towers proposal was abandoned amid controversy, Newark has approved a new 10-story development featuring affordable apartments and condominiums.
North Jersey’s Rental Market Is More Competitive Than Brooklyn’s, New Study Finds
North Jersey has landed at No. 18 on a national ranking of competitive rental markets, outpacing Brooklyn and Queens even as apartment demand has eased slightly.
NJ Transit Seeking Redevelopment Proposals for 11 Acres in Jersey City Near Liberty State...
A commuter parking lot in Jersey City is the subject of new development push as NJ Transit is looking for a redeveloper to overhaul a superblock of property they own near a light rail station.
Edison Office Building Trades for Nearly $12M at a Steep Discount to 2006 Sale
An Edison office property that sold for $24.2 million in 2006 has changed hands again for a reported $11.7 million, reflecting a substantially lower price nearly two decades later.
Jersey City’s Art House Snags $32 Million Refinancing Loan
A Jersey City complex that helped usher in a new wave of development in the Powerhouse Arts District has acquired a refinancing deal just about a decade after opening.
Redevelopment Plan Could Bring Nearly 200 Apartments To Summit
A redevelopment proposal could bring 198 apartments, including 30 affordable units, to a former office property in Summit.
Plans to Demolish Paterson’s Former YWCA for 124 Apartments Withdrawn After Community Pushback
A proposal to replace Paterson’s former Carroll Street YWCA with 124 apartments has been withdrawn following neighborhood opposition and an unsuccessful effort to preserve the building as a community center.
Upscale Liquor Shop Lifted Spirits Opening in Jersey City’s Journal Square
The burgeoning Journal Square area will be getting a new shop along an emerging retail pedestrian plaza.
New Brunswick Approves 660-Apartment Development Near NJ Transit Station
New Brunswick has approved plans for a 23-acre redevelopment near the Jersey Avenue NJ Transit station featuring 660 apartments, affordable housing, commercial space and more.
Hoboken Named Most Walkable City in America, With Three More NJ Cities in Top...
New Jersey’s walkability has caught the attention of national media via a new analysis that named several cities in Hudson County as a “walker’s paradise.”
Historic South Jersey Office Building to Become 178 Luxury Apartments
Once part of an ambitious 1970s vision for Echelon Town Center, a former corporate headquarters in Voorhees has received approval for conversion into 178 luxury residences.
New Development Approved at 26 Bright Street in Jersey City
A vacant lot in one of Jersey City’s most historic neighborhoods will soon be getting a new infill development that is designed to blend in with the area’s old-world charm.
Affordable Housing for Veterans With Disabilities Moves Forward in Bergen County
Bergen County has increased its funding authorization for an affordable housing project in Mahwah designed to expand housing opportunities for veterans with disabilities.
Downtown Union Is Getting a New Public Plaza Surrounded by Shops, Restaurants and Apartments
An effort to revitalize Downtown Union has taken another step forward as officials have signed off on a plan to add another mixed-use complex to the landscape that includes a public plaza.
