Development

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.

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.

Although most development in West New York over the past 10 years has taken place along the Hudson River, several new building proposals have been revealed recently for Hudson Avenue, just atop the Palisades.

A new development has been proposed for 461-469 Newark Avenue, at the southeast corner of Waldo Avenue, in the Island section of Jersey City.

For decades, two massive lots have sat vacant, side by side, in the heart of Jersey City. However, city officials are now hoping that development could soon come to the sites.

The commercial heart of Hoboken is getting some new life pumped into it, as three different Washington Street projects, all featuring retail, are looking to inject a spark into one of the city’s oldest corridors.

For decades optimistic prognosticators have predicted Journal Square’s renaissance. Largely, it remained just that, a prediction, with little "on the ground" to back it up. That’s all about to change.