Three-Building Proposal Emerges at 930 Monroe Street in Hoboken
A mixed use project that would add 393 residences, offices, 65,000-square feet of retail, and over 40,000-square feet of public amenities is being planned for Hoboken.
32-Unit Development Approved for Griot Cafe Site on Jersey City’s Central Avenue
Plans for a new five-story building with apartments and retail space at 428-434 Central Avenue in Jersey City Heights can now move forward.
North Bergen Zoning Board Approves 12-Story Hotel Proposal
A hotel with 198 rooms is set to be constructed near Route 495 and Tonnelle Avenue in North Bergen.
Renderings Revealed for Approved 95 Monitor Street in Jersey City
A growing section of Bergen-Lafayette will soon be getting another development that will add 114 units and three storefronts to the neighborhood.
Phase Two of Vantage in Jersey City Quickly Rising
A 44-story tower near one of Downtown’s light rail stations will add significant retail space and 452 new rentals in a high-rise that sports unobstructed views of the Statue of Liberty.
One Year After Newark Property Sells for $1.5M, Approvals Sought for 40-Unit Building
The Newark Central Planning Board is expected to hear a proposal for a five-story building along Halsey Street near the Teachers Village complex.
East Orange’s Brick Church Plaza to Close This Year, 820-Unit Mixed-Use Development Envisioned
Jersey Digs has obtained renderings and new information about the massive Crossings at Brick Church Station project in East Orange.
Plans Revealed for Redevelopment of Hoboken’s 800 Monroe Street
A controversial post-industrial property in Hoboken took a step toward being revitalized last week and could soon be home to a mixed-use rental building.
Work Begins on New Six-Unit Affordable Housing Development in Newark
Ascension Capital Partners Siree Morris and Ryan Curran broke ground on two affordable three-family homes last week.
Hartz Mountain Sues Weehawken Over Land Use Ordinance
The developer of Lincoln Harbor is taking the town to court over an ordinance they claim retroactively limits building heights and adds public parking requirements to a redevelopment agreement.
