Zoning Board to Hear Plans for Aspen Marketplace in Hoboken
The Hoboken Zoning Board will soon hear a plan to revitalize a prime but vacant retail building into new residences plus a restaurant and bar space on the ground floor.
Urby’s Long-Planned Second Phase in Downtown Jersey City Moves Forward with New Joint Venture
The future of the long-planned later phases of Urby in Downtown Jersey City has become a bit clearer as a new joint venture has been announced for the long-stalled development.
Bayonne to Consider 165-Unit Peninsula View Development
The Alessi Organization is looking to transform a vacant acre of Bayonne land in the shadow of Route 440 into a new residential complex.
Jersey City Moves to Ban Development of New Standalone Data Centers
The Jersey City Planning Board has unanimously endorsed zoning amendments that would prohibit new standalone data centers while allowing existing facilities to remain.
92-Unit Apartment Community With Affordable Housing Secures Over $30M in Financing, West Caldwell
Construction financing has been secured for The Vail, a 92-unit apartment community in West Caldwell that will include affordable housing units.
Atlantic City Approves Claridge Hotel Landmark Designation Ahead of $1 Billion Redevelopment
The nearly century-old Claridge Hotel has received local landmark status in Atlantic CIty just as new ownership prepares a massive investment aimed at transforming the historic property.
After Decades in Flux, Newark’s Historic Griffith Building Re-Launches After Renovation
One of Downtown Newark’s most recognizable historic buildings has completed its long-awaited transformation, ending decades of vacancy and stalled redevelopment efforts.
Grace Community Chapel of Teaneck Breaks Ground on New Church in Paramus
Grace Community Chapel has officially broken ground on a new 48,000-square-foot church in Paramus, marking the start of a move from its longtime home in Teaneck.
Affordable Housing Lottery in Manalapan Now Open
A new townhouse community in Monmouth County is accepting applications for its 96 affordable housing units.
Newark Planning Board Approves 150-Unit Project After Two Previous Rejections
A long-running proposal for a 150-unit mixed-use building in Newark has finally secured approval after a court ordered the Planning Board to reconsider the application.
