44-Unit Development Could Replace Bayonne Warehouse
A developer wants to build a five-story development along Prospect Avenue in Bayonne near the East 25th Street pedestrian bridge.
Mixed-Use Development Could Bring 50 Units and Retail Space to Wharton
A small borough in Morris County could soon see a second multi-family development in its downtown area. A developer wants to bring a building with 50 units and retail space to North Main Street in Wharton.
20-Unit Development Approved at 377 Fourth Street in Jersey City
Plans to revitalize vacant land next to Dr. Michael Conti Public School #5 moved forward last month via a new residential-only project that does not include any off-street parking.
Groundbreaking Set for Revamp of 724 Cookman Street in Asbury Park
A two-story property along one of the city’s main roads is set to be expanded into a nine-unit building that includes ground-floor retail.
Redesigned 100 Water Street Development in Jersey City Gets a Name
Revamped renderings have been uncovered as the 621-unit plan looks to wrap construction on the project’s first phase and begin leasing operations.
Hoboken’s Tutta Pesca Opening Restaurant and Event Space on First Street
The seafood market and popular eatery, which closed amid the COVID-19 pandemic, will be renovating a larger property into a two-floor facility that includes a backyard dining area.
Plainfield Approves 104-Unit Development Near NJ Transit’s Netherwood Station
A mixed-use project looks to rise five stories on a 1.3-acre site that’s currently home to an auto body facility.
660-Unit Development Proposed Where Newark’s Pabst Brewery Once Stood
The owner of several vacant properties in Newark’s West Ward near the Garden State Parkway is proposing a massive development project.
21-Unit Development Envisioned for North Bergen’s Six Corners
A former appliance store along Bergen Turnpike in North Bergen could be replaced with a four-story development.
Upcoming Boraie Project Sites in Newark Could Receive New Designation
The sites of upcoming 200-unit and 370-unit developments in Downtown Newark could be designated as areas in need of development, including the property that could contain the second “Shaq Tower.”
