Sayreville Officials Keen on Raritan River Megaproject
A 418-acre site along the Raritan River in Sayreville is one step closer to redevelopment.
377-Unit Building Proposed at 66-70 Zabriskie Street, Northern Hackensack
This former Bergen County government-owned property in Hackensack could soon be home to hundreds of new residents.
Residential Revitalization Planned for Abandoned East Orange Hotel
The former Marlborough Hotel at 89 North Arlington Avenue, as well as a nearby property at 475 William Street, could soon feature dozens of residential units each.
Garfield Closer to Snapping Up Dozens of Properties by Eminent Domain
One city in Bergen County is taking steps it hopes will stem its decline, but not everyone is supportive of the move.
44 Main Rentals in Little Falls Now 50 Percent Leased
Residents started moving in just after Labor Day, but a new development in one Passaic County township has already hit a big milestone.
100 Hoboken Avenue Adds to Jersey City’s Northern Expansion
Yet another project along the Jersey City/Hoboken border recently gained approval from the planning board. This one will have over 100 units.
The View at Lincoln Park Looks to Bridge History and Fill a Void in...
A new apartment building is in the works for a corner lot in Newark’s Lincoln Park neighborhood, hoping to develop land that has been vacant for almost 30 years.
Residential Conversion Planned at 3193 Kennedy Boulevard, Western Slope
3193 Kennedy Boulevard will go from both two and three stories to five stories with both residential units and retail space.
Eight-Story, 60-Unit Building Proposed Again for 1410-1418 Palisade Avenue, Union City
The same plan was proposed in 2011, but blocked by a lawsuit. The new one will be considered by the Hudson County Planning Board on November 20.
Construction Yet to Begin on Saint Peter’s University Tower in McGinley Square
One student says the project, which was to include a new dorm, was supposed to be done in 2016. Three years after the project was announced, there is still no movement and the university is tight-lipped on its status.
