Development

The former All Saints School, built in 1897, at 305 Whiton Street in the Lafayette area of Jersey has recently been converted into 25 market-rate and affordable condos.

A redevelopment plan that will transform an industrial section of the Hackensack River just got the final OK from local officials. The 421-unit mixed use River Club project will break ground early next year.

After months of planning, construction is finally set to begin on another new infill residential development in the booming Journal Square neighborhood of Jersey City.

For too long, Newark’s Downtown was pockmarked with vacant relics of the city’s heyday, but a few local developers have been turning that narrative around in recent years. The Berger Organization is one of these developers, having revived historic structures in the city like the Robert Treat Center and the Military Park Building.

Part of a mammoth industrial complex on West Side Ave in Jersey City could soon be home to hundreds of residents. A developer has applied to the Jersey City Zoning Board of Adjustment for approval to convert an existing warehouse into a two-story residential building.

Triple Five has released new renderings of their American Dream project. In addition to a fresh new exterior for arguably one of the most analyzed facades in the region, the release also shows never-before-seen interior renderings.

Two new projects are in the works for Central Avenue in the Heights. The approved plans call for renovating and expanding the existing buildings, adding more residential units as well as improved commercial space.

Every once in a while, a building comes along that challenges expectations. For Port Imperial in Weehawken, that building is Avora, an ultra-luxury 184-unit resort style condominium community. It’s a bold project led by Landsea, the first new developer to enter the Port Imperial market since 2008.

Union City can't escape the development surge other Hudson County cities are experiencing. A slate of new projects will bring numerous residential units along with new retail spaces to the city.

It’s been a long and winding road attempting to redevelop a warehouse-turned gym just off Riverview Park, but a new company is finally moving forward with a project that will add housing, retail and some nice historic revitalization that will fit right into the burgeoning neighborhood.