Target, Towers, and Transit: Journal Square’s Multi-Billion Dollar Transformation Unfolds
Journal Square is undergoing its most dramatic transformation in decades, with billions in new development reshaping the neighborhood.
Hoboken’s Next Construction Boom Takes Shape
A major revitalization of Hoboken's train station is being complemented by new developments and greenspace but a few question marks still remain too.
Construction Heats Up in Jersey City Heights
Jersey City Heights has a plethora of real estate projects in in the works, ranging from historic preservation to modern developments.
Work Heats Up at 2,000-Unit Development on Jersey City’s Hudson Street
The largest development project currently underway along the Jersey City waterfront is taking shape, with one tower topped out and another ramping up across the street.
Work Begins to Restore and Revitalize Historic Hoboken Terminal
Construction is ramping up at one of New Jersey’s most significant public-private partnership developments in Hoboken.
Construction Update: Downtown Jersey City’s Northern End Continues to Boom
New residential buildings are popping up all around this Jersey City neighborhood, with streetscape improvements, new parks, and flood mitigation projects all making progress.
Two Developments Start to Rise on Downtown Jersey City’s Newark Avenue
Two mid-rise developments are replacing long-vacant storefronts with new residential and commercial space in Downtown Jersey City.
Jersey City’s West Side Square Tops Off as Phase Two Moves Forward
A Jersey City redevelopment looking to create a new town square and pave the way for possible mass transit expansion took two major steps forward in recent days with a topping off and rezoning meeting.
505 Summit, a 54-Story Tower, Tops Out in Jersey City
A high-rise from Panepinto Properties will add 605 residential units, retail space, and a new public plaza to the burgeoning Journal Square neighborhood in Jersey City.
Downtown Jersey City’s Next Development Wave Begins to Take Shape
Several large construction projects will be adding new residents, restaurants, retail, and public spaces to the waterfront and beyond.
