Three-Tower Downtown Jersey City Project With 2,055 Apartments Unveils New Renderings
New renderings offer a closer look at the plazas and public spaces planned for a three-tower Downtown Jersey City development that could begin construction on its first phase next year.
Where Are the Schools? Jersey City’s Construction Boom Leaves Classrooms Behind
New towers continue to rise across Downtown Jersey City, while aging and overcrowded public schools face increasing pressure.
Former Western Union Headquarters Site in Montvale to Become Nursing Facility
Construction is underway on a nearly 186,000-square-foot healthcare center in Bergen County designed to meet growing demand for specialized nursing and rehabilitation services.
Princeton Community Housing to Build Affordable Apartments on Former DPW Site
The 35-unit project is one of three all-affordable developments planned in Princeton as the municipality works toward its latest state-mandated housing obligations.
From $965K Teardown to $3 Million Home: The New Math of Building in Millburn
A modest two-bedroom Millburn home that sold 21% over asking has been demolished and replaced by a nearly 6,000-square-foot luxury residence asking close to $3 million.
Hoboken Approves Six-Story Development at First Street Auto Shop
The latest project to hit Hoboken’s west side includes ground floor restaurant space and supersized apartments, including a five-bedroom home.
Newark’s Cosmo 440 Secures $70 Million Loan
A development that revamped a long-neglected Newark property into a modern housing complex has secured a fresh loan just months after launching their operations.
Atlantic City Awards Grant for New Affordable Homeownership Development
Adenah Bayoh’s Foya Development Group has secured additional funding for an Atlantic City project aimed at bringing affordable homeownership opportunities to local families.
Jersey City Approves 1,517-Unit Homestead Market Development
The two-phase Jersey City development includes affordable housing plus a square between the two towers with retail that will connect to the Homestead Place pedestrian plaza.
Newark Delays 25-Year Tax Break for Approved Development on MLK
A proposed 25-year tax break for a residential development near Downtown Newark has been put on hold after a council member sought additional information from the city.
