UPS Opening an 880,000-Square-Foot Distribution Center in Bayonne
UPS will build its facility along 150 waterfront acres at the Military Ocean Terminal in Bayonne and bring 1,000 jobs to the area.
Bayonne Approves 126-Unit Development at Broadway’s Newark Glass Site
Plans to construct an eight-story building at an L-shaped property along the city’s main street have been greenlit after an initial proposal for the land was scaled back a bit.
Luxurious Value and Amenities For Rent, Camelot at Bayonne
Camelot at Bayonne offers luxury rental residences and amenities with all one-bedrooms priced at $1,795 and two bedrooms starting at $2,300.
Unmatched Amenities and up to Two Months Free Define Luxury Renting, Bayonne
Bay One Apartments brings luxury studio, one-, and two-bedroom residences for rent plus a full collection of resort-style amenities to the heart of Uptown Bayonne.
Lidl Sets Opening Date for Their Bayonne Market
The grocer continues to expand throughout the Garden State and will be opening their latest location next week in the Peninsula City.
Renderings Revealed for Phase Two of Bay 151 in Bayonne
A Bayonne development that is adding 625 units and 10,000 square feet of retail space in three stages is moving forward with its second leg.
Bayonne Looks to Facilitate a Film Studio on 70 Waterfront Acres
A new ordinance revamping zoning regulations could help a film production facility rise at a former industrial property near the Bayonne Bridge.
Developer Wants to Bring 10-Story Building to Broadway in Bayonne
A site consisting of four properties along Broadway in Bayonne is where a company wants to construct 100 residential units, retail space, and more.
Choripan, an Argentinian Grill, Opens Bayonne Outpost
The barbeque and Rodizio joint, known for cooking their dishes on charcoal and wood, has expanded to Bayonne.
It’s Not Just Single-Family Demand Surging, COVID-Flight Drove Record Interest to These N.J. Communities
Most headlines about the COVID migration have focused on city-dwellers ditching apartments for single-family homes. However, there’s also been a surge in activity at lower-density, commuter-friendly communities.
