Ex-Hackensack Mayor Sues to Block 270-Unit Main Street Development
A company with deep ties to a prominent political family is looking to the courts in hopes of derailing a Hackensack mixed-use project.
Jersey City Development Site Sells for $25.5M
Earlier this week, CBRE announced the sale of a multi-family development site in Jersey City for $25.5 million.
New Senior Housing Complex and Nursing Home Could Come to South Brunswick Township
Three adjacent South Brunswick Township properties along Route 27 between Princeton and New Brunswick could become the site of two apartment buildings for senior citizens along with a 180-bed nursing facility.
Renderings Revealed for Proposed 24-Story Tower Near Liberty State Park
A prominent developer is looking to bring a mixed-use rental building to a Bergen-Lafayette property.
Hearing Set to Discuss Plan for New East Orange Development with Over 300 Units
Details are expected to be released this week for a proposed 323-unit residential complex a few blocks away from East Orange’s Brick Church Station.
Jersey City Approves 18-Story Development at 198 Academy Street
A road that consists of mostly mid-rises and single-family homes is slated to get its first 223-unit high-rise as the neighborhood continues to evolve in an upward direction.
$30M Loan Secured and Construction Continues on Largest Development in Bergen Hill, Jersey City
Progress Capital secured additional financing for the construction of the future mixed-use building at 136 Summit Avenue.
Changes Made to 274-Unit ‘Jersey Walk’ Project at Former Elizabeth Hospital Site
A large mixed-use project in Elizabeth that Jersey Digs first reported on more than three years ago is still in the works, but some changes to the plans were recently approved.
50-Unit Development Could Rise Across the Street from Newark’s Riverfront Park
A hearing has been scheduled for an application that calls for a new five-story building to be constructed in the Ironbound section of Newark.
Jersey City Moves Toward $72 Million Renovation of Historic Loew’s Theater
The city's redevelopment agency has taken a step toward restoring the Journal Square landmark into a 3,300-seat performing arts center, choosing the operator behind Newark’s Prudential Center for the job.
