Two Tower, 450-Unit Development Approved at 20 Carbon Place
Jersey City has signed off on a plan to build twin 12-story buildings with retail separated by an 8,000-square foot public plaza.
Despite Wave of Public Criticism, West Orange Town Council Votes in Favor of Controversial...
The West Orange town council passed a resolution this week to designate an office park an “area in need of redevelopment.” The 4-1 vote stands at odds with the wave of public criticism during the meeting against the designation, which paves the way for a windfall tax abatement.
‘Inclusionary’ 87-Unit Development Could Replace Parsippany Office Building
A developer wants to replace Brevent Plaza in suburban Morris County with a four-story residential development.
Renderings Revealed for LeFrak’s Approved 650 Grove Street Development
The builder behind Jersey City’s Newport neighborhood just received the go-ahead to construct a 10-story mixed-use project near the Hoboken border.
Mixed-Use Development Could Replace House and Gas Station in Clifton
Two adjacent properties between Clifton's Botany Village and Main Avenue business districts are the subject of an application calling for up to 16 apartments and retail space.
Office-Heavy Development M Station Breaks Ground in Morristown
A suburban strip mall will be yielding to a modern project from SJP Properties that will add 275,000-square feet of Class A office space and 33,000-square feet of retail near the town’s train station.
Newark Council to Vote on Contracts Involving New Police and Fire Academy
The City of Newark’s plans for the new Bergen Street Police and Fire Training Academy involve a deal with the developer of the Peddlers’ Square project across town.
Development With 18 Units Proposed Near I-78 in Newark
An all-residential development is being proposed for two properties on Marie Place near I-78 in Newark’s South Ward.
West New York Building Could Be Torn Down, Replaced With 44-Unit Development
A new development with residential units and parking is in the works for a West New York corner.
Request to Move Upcoming DTJC Tower’s Affordable Units Off-Site Gets Cold Reception
Jersey City’s planning board unanimously voted against changes that would allow Mack-Cali to shift their project’s required affordable housing to another development they own on Washington Boulevard.
