Development

A proposed Hilton along the Hoboken waterfront took a step forward last night, although some City Council members voiced a few concerns about the current plan.

220 Eighteenth Street, Pier Six, and the Emerson Radio Factory all appear primed for development in Downtown Jersey City’s north end.

A single-family house in Jersey City’s The Heights neighborhood could soon be home to a new apartment building that will feature some unobstructed Manhattan views.

A controversial vote by the City Council to help SciTech Scity move forward has cleared one of the hurdles in the way of the massive project.

Marin Boulevard’s growth spurt may be getting some added height, as local developer SILVERMAN is looking to leave their mark on Jersey City’s skyline by constructing their first legitimate high-rise.

The expansion of development along Newark Avenue in Jersey City is continuing westward through the heart of The Village neighborhood.

The towers rising in Jersey City’s Journal Square may soon have a new neighbor. A new two-tower project at 808 Pavonia Avenue could feature over a thousand units and a museum.

Last year we predicted 2016 would bring unprecedented development to Jersey City. As it turns out, that’s exactly what happened. If 2016 was the year of planning projects, 2017 is the year of breaking ground.

Plans are moving forward for a new parking, office, and commercial facility in Downtown Newark.

Earlier this month, the much-anticipated Journal Squared tower began leasing, ushering in what many predict will be the rebirth of Journal Square. Now, a lesser-known project, just across the plaza, is also preparing its leasing program.