Five-Story Development Could Come to Greenville
A vacant Jersey City building on MLK Drive that once contained a pharmacy could be torn down and replaced with a 16-unit development.
Former Fort Lee Office Building Near the GWB Could Become Apartments
A developer is looking to turn a seven-story vacant office building in Fort Lee, that once contained Kwasha Lipton, into 200 apartments.
Apartments Could Replace Downtown Jersey City Funeral Home
30 new units are planned near the corner of Brunswick Street and Newark Avenue in Downtown Jersey City.
Another Development Planned for Lot Near Jersey City State Office Building
A 40-unit building was approved for the property a few years ago, but construction never began. Now, the property owner is looking to move forward with a different project at the site.
New Details Revealed for Upcoming 27-Story Journal Square Tower
A Jersey City synagogue will be torn down and replaced with a mixed-use high-rise. The proposed 27-story building would be one of three new towers to be constructed in this part of Journal Square.
Group Hopes to Lure Amazon to Newark with Massive Two-Tower HQ2 Concept
Heller Manus Architects and some local residents are hoping that Amazon picks Newark for its second headquarters, but their newly unveiled proposal was not featured in the city’s HQ2 application.
VICE Media to Open World’s First MUNCHIES Food Hall at American Dream
The East Rutherford mega-mall project that’s a decade and a half in the making will be getting an 18-vendor diverse culinary concept from Vice Media.
Dream Hotel Group Tapped to Run 25-Story Hotel in Journal Square
The 25-story mixed-use tower will be home to a hotel, residential units, a daycare, and more.
Inside Ironside: How a Former Newark Warehouse is Being Brought Back to Life
Jersey Digs was given a hard hat tour of the former Newark Warehouse Company building, now called Ironside Newark, which will soon have 100,000 square feet of retail space along with offices.
Hoboken Approves New Zoning for Stevens Institute
Hoboken City Council recently signed off on a plan that allows a new two-tower student center to rise, and another scheme aiming to revitalize nearby recreation facilities along the Hudson River is in the works.
