We’ve plotted all the projects in the pipeline for Jersey City. As of March 2017, there are over 37,000 units planned and over 9,000 currently under construction. Last year when we last mapped the developments, the majority centered around Downtown and Journal Square. Now, just a year later, you can visually see that development has spread to nearly every corner of the city.
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Jersey City Development Map
This map was last updated September 27th, 2018. Due to the ever-changing nature of these projects, the information is deemed reliable, but not guaranteed.
If you have information on any projects we’ve missed or updates to our listed information, please shoot us an email: [email protected]
Map researched and developed by Jared Kofsky, PlaceNJ.com
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JERSEY CITY DEVELOPMENTS
Lyft Partnership Gives 485 Marin Residents 50% Off Rides
Kushner Real Estate Group and Lyft have inked terms to become official ride-sharing partners at 485 Marin Blvd.
Agency Considers Eminent Domain to Obtain Building in Jersey City Heights
The Jersey City Redevelopment Agency is looking to buy a building in The Heights or obtain it through eminent domain in order to redevelop the site.
40-Unit Project Planned Near The Junction, Jersey City
A Jersey City developer wants to bring a five-story building to two properties along Communipaw Avenue.
Renderings Show a Supermarket is Planned for Jersey City Heights Development
An approved 27-unit project on Central Avenue in Jersey City will include a supermarket on the ground floor, according to sources familiar with the project.
Demolition Work Begins on Emerson Radio Factory Redevelopment Project [PHOTOS]
Demo crews began work late last year to make way for the massive three-tower Emerson Radio Factory redevelopment project in Jersey City.
10-Unit Development Proposed for 268 New York Avenue in Jersey City Heights
A special meeting is planned tonight to discuss a new development proposal for a prominent industrial building in the Heights.
20-Story Glass-Heavy Tower Planned for St. Lucy’s Church Redevelopment
A proposal that’s heading to Jersey City’s planning board would preserve and expand the existing church building and construct a new homeless shelter across the street.
27-Unit Building Planned Along Jersey City’s Central Avenue
A mixed-use development is being proposed for the site of the building in The Heights that contains a Rent-A-Center location.
Shovel Ready Development Site in Journal Square Hits Market
36 Vroom Street offers developers a prime opportunity to get in on the Journal Square transformation.
Somerville’s SOMA Slated for Early 2019 Occupancy
The 69-unit rental building located in Somerset County is scheduled to open in January.
JCRA Hires Perkins Eastman for Jersey City’s Massive Bayfront Project Architecture
The company behind the design for Ironside Newark and 99 Hudson has been hired by the Jersey City Redevelopment Agency to assist with the Bayfront project.
More Apartments, Retail Space Could Come to Jersey City’s Newark Avenue
A developer is planning another mixed-use development along a busy Downtown Jersey City thoroughfare.
KRE Group Opens Marin Green, a New Public Park in Hamilton Park
A one-acre green space that was constructed as part of the 485 Marin Boulevard project is officially open to the public.
Town Center Complex with 400+ Units to Replace Intel’s Former Parsippany Campus
The District at 1515 is expected to bring over 400 units and plenty of retail space to the Route 10 corridor.
15-Story Complex Could Rise Over Jersey City Neighborhood with Almost 300 Units
A developer is planning 297 units, office space, and more for a property in Journal Square.
13-Story Building Could Bring 100+ Units to Journal Square
A Jersey City intersection that had two gas stations until recently could soon have two mixed-use developments instead.
