Development

Plans that would have approved a new nine-story mixed-use building in Bergen Hill were tabled by the Planning Board at last week’s meeting, but the battle for what replaces a vacant medical facility might continue to wage on in the coming months.

A new rental project is in the works for a parcel just steps from the 22nd Street Light Rail station in Bayonne. Madison Hill Properties, a Passaic-based developer, is behind the 70-unit building slated for 222 Ave. E. If all goes as planned, they hope to complete the project by 2018.

A quality product for a good price. It seems so simple, but in Hudson County’s competitive real estate environment, a great apartment without an eye-popping price tag can be hard to find. Park Bayonne hopes to fill a void in the market with high-quality units at an affordable price.

A century-old building right in Jersey City's The Heights is being re-imagined into loft-style rental apartments with a sustainable component, spaces that will start leasing very soon.

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A restaurant overlay zone has been proposed for Bergen-Lafayette that hopes to spur retail development along one of the areas most neglected corridors.

Soon, dozens of new residents could be coming to neighborhoods of Newark that are north of Interstate 280. In the Lower Broadway neighborhood of the City’s Central Ward, a new building is planned at 73-87 Clay Street, between Spring Street and Route 21/McCarter Highway.

Jersey City’s western expansion is showing no signs of slowing down, with the city’s Lafayette neighborhood the latest to reap the rewards of revitalization.

Just last week, Jersey City’s planning board approved three new towers for Journal Square. With these approvals, it’s becoming more and more evident that Journal Square is on track to become the next development hot spot outside of Downtown.

No street on Hoboken’s west side is a bigger poster child for both the city’s growth and how it’s growing than Jefferson Street, where there are a whopping eleven projects either underway or finishing up in just an eight-block stretch.