Development

A proposed Jersey City high-rise next to the Loew’s Jersey Theater has gained a few floors but will now include a significant affordable housing component.

Garden Communities has begun to tear down what remains of Unilever’s former Englewood Cliffs office complex and is looking to bring a new residential community to the property.

A problematic Atlantic City boarding house that was once a “honeymoon hotel” during the 1940s is slated to undergo a residential conversion and vertical expansion.

A developer is proposing to demolish a century-old row house in the Ironbound neighborhood of Newark to build an 11-story apartment tower that exceeds the maximum height allowed in the neighborhood.

A large parking lot in Jersey City’s Marion neighborhood could soon be replaced by a residential complex set to include 26 living spaces.

Newark’s South Park Presbyterian Church could finally see a restoration after three decades in limbo.

The Connell Company’s $400 million Berkeley Heights redevelopment will add five buildings to a former office park complex that include housing, entertainment, dining, and retail options.

Construction is underway at Legacy Place in East Brunswick, a 520-unit complex offering a mix of apartments and townhouses.

Jersey City’s Historic Preservation Commission has recommended a plan that would add townhomes, apartments, and a large storefront to a Downtown neighborhood.

Work has begun work on a housing complex that aims to satisfy Teaneck’s affordable housing obligation and meet the needs of the community’s senior population.