New Development in Jersey City Sells for $17.7 Million
This Jersey City building sold not long after construction wrapped on the 45-unit complex.
$84 Million Construction Loan Announced for 631-Unit Building in Jersey City
Progress Capital has announced an $84 million construction loan along with $36 million of equity to develop the 631-unit apartment building known as The Element.
New 20-Room Emergency Shelter Proposed for Newark
The proposed 20-bedroom facility on University Avenue could be approved tonight.
New Details Emerge as Controversy Brews Around Jersey City Bank-to-Hotel Project
A proposed hotel project inside a former bank would partner with big names like The Stone Pony and Mana Contemporary for arts components but is asking for significant zoning variances to move forward.
From Australia With Love: Dixon Leasing Puts Down Roots in Jersey City
While the construction clatter of new high-rises is reshaping Jersey City’s skyline, that revitalization is being complemented by other developers like Dixon Leasing, who have focused on smaller properties in the city’s older neighborhoods.
Elizabeth Planning Board to Hear Proposal for 258-Unit Mixed-Use Project Downtown
Over the past decade, there has been significant investment made in the downtowns of the region’s largest cities, Newark and Jersey City. Now, developers are eyeing New Jersey’s fourth largest city as a place for new projects.
Multi-Generational Community Breaks Ground in Parsippany
PARQ, a new Parsippany community, will include townhomes, multi-family residences, onsite retail, open green spaces, and state-of-the-art amenities.
Jersey City Approves Revamped 57-Story Plan for Harborside 9
Plans for the future of a giant Jersey City parking lot have been downsized a bit but will still add two towers, hundreds of units, and 15% affordable housing.
Lionsgate Newark Film Studio Officially Breaks Ground on Former Seth Boyden Site
The Lionsgate Newark studio will feature multiple soundstages and production facilities and is expected to generate hundreds of long-term jobs and significant economic activity for the city.
Jersey City Approves Residential Restoration Plan for St. Paul’s Convent
A building in The Heights that dates to the 19th century is slated to be preserved and transformed.
