Development

The same mysterious company from Bergen County that we profiled last week is now looking for approvals in connection with what could be the tallest building in the city: a 51-story high-rise with over 500 apartments.

Plans to construct a six-story development on two adjacent properties in Jersey City’s McGinley Square could be approved this week.

A community meeting was scheduled for this week, but subsequently canceled, to discuss plans for a major new development and park overlooking the Manhattan skyline along Mountain Road and Manhattan Avenue in Union City.

Hoboken's west side just got a new park and community gym, a giveback from a developer constructing a rental building on Jackson Street.

A new 12-unit development in The Heights that includes a sizable storefront was recently green-lit by the planning board.

Two development firms have filed plans to build a 53-unit and a 48-unit building in Guttenberg.

Over the last two years, firms registered out of an office in Ramsey have spent millions buying up a massive portfolio of parcels in nearly every corner of the city, quickly making them one Newark’s largest private property owners.

The Coe Mansion, located on Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard in Newark, currently sits vacant. Now, the historic home, which was once home to Senator Cory Booker, could be converted into 15 apartments.

Silverman’s 482-unit high-rise has been in the works for several years and is now ready to break ground.

Plans were revealed over a year ago to construct a new retail development atop part of the old PJP Landfill Superfund Site near the Pulaski Skyway in Jersey City. Now, those plans have apparently been dumped.