Approved Jersey City Emerson Radio Redevelopment to Include 1,000 Units, Create New Park
A four-phase development will adaptively reuse a historic warehouse, build three new high-rises, and create new greenspace in one of Jersey City’s emerging neighborhoods.
Exclusive First Look at Weehawken’s Latest Waterfront Development
The Lincoln Harbor neighborhood of Weehawken is set to welcome another waterfront complex.
8-Story Building Planned Behind Downtown Jersey City Post Office
A developer is looking to construct 11 units with retail space in Paulus Hook.
101 Units Planned for Senior Citizens in Union City
Union City officials are looking to turn a public parking lot on 8th Street into a six-story building for senior citizens. A public hearing is scheduled for today, Friday, July 20.
Massive Proposal Could Bring 300 Units to Midtown Elizabeth
A hearing is scheduled today to determine whether plans to construct three nine-story towers near the Elizabeth train station will be allowed to move forward. One of the towers could even include a rooftop restaurant.
New Condominiums Approved for Tuers Avenue Near Journal Square
In a shift from rental-heavy developments in the area, a plan to replace two single-family homes on Tuers Avenue with a new condo building has been greenlit.
LMC Commences Construction on ‘The Lively’ in Powerhouse Arts District
LMC has announced the start of construction for The Lively, a mixed-use project with a large-scale theater in Downtown Jersey City.
EXCLUSIVE: 40-Story Towers Could Bring Nearly 600 Apartments to Newark
Jersey Digs has exclusively obtained the renderings and details for a proposed 40-story high-rise development complex in Downtown Newark called “The Halo.”
New Proposal for Former Papaya Dog Building in Hoboken
A development designed to blend in with its historic surroundings will be pitched for a Newark Street property that suffered a fire last year.
Developer Looks to Flip Demolished Golden Grille Site
An approved development project tore down a historical building and has now put up a “for sale” sign in its place along one of Jersey City’s major thoroughfares.
