Jersey City’s Stalled Imperial Tower Nabs $220 Million Loan
A 56-story tower near the Journal Square PATH station will ramp up construction in the coming months as a hefty bit of financing has been obtained to complete the job.
Newark City Council Approves Tax Break for New Mixed-Use Building in South Ward
A new five-story building is in the works at the site of the former City National Bank building in Weequahic.
Renderings Revealed for Further Canal Crossing Phases in Jersey City
A clearer picture has emerged for one of Jersey City’s largest undeveloped sites as new renderings reveal what Canal Crossing could look like.
Newark’s Parking Debate Takes Center Stage After Tower Denial
A proposed 27-story tower in Newark’s Military Park Historic District was denied, but the decision raised a larger question: should developers still be required to provide parking near transit?
Jersey City Approves 1,049-Unit Development on Lott Street
The latest development in Journal Square will preserve a façade along Newark Avenue while creating a new 47-story tower.
With Over 10,000 Units Under Construction, Map Charts Jersey City’s Growth
A new study shows that both the construction volume and the scale of development have increased significantly in Jersey City over the past decade.
Hoboken Breaks Ground on Senior Housing Complex
A new affordable housing option for seniors is coming to a prominent Hoboken intersection after over five years of planning.
Six-Story Apartment Building Proposal Near NJIT Moves Forward in Newark
The Newark project includes one- and two-bedroom apartments, affordable housing units, and resident amenities, though no on-site parking is planned.
Camden Tower Once Plagued by Crime Reopens After $48 Million Transformation
Once associated with crime, drug activity, and deteriorating conditions, this Camden tower has reopened following a $48 million renovation.
Jersey City Mayor Says Liberty Science High School Plan “Unlikely”
The mayor of Jersey City has cast doubt on a long-planned STEM high school facility due to cost concerns and a local budget crisis.
