70 Affordable Housing Units Coming to Ocean County, New Jersey
Walters has begun construction on 70 affordable housing units in Ocean County, New Jersey.
Ribbon Cutting For Third Journal Squared Tower Completes Jersey City Development
The trailblazing Jersey City project that kicked off a building boom in Journal Square is now fully completed and is slated to open a new café and lounge space.
Jersey City Approves Development on Liberty Avenue with 10% Affordable Housing
A Warren-based company has been given the green light to bring an eight-story residential project with 10% affordable housing to Jersey City.
Townhouse Plan Approved for Block of Van Vorst Street in Jersey City
A Jersey City property that was sold last year will be adding townhomes plus a playground area for a planned daycare facility.
Jersey City Approves 300-Unit Tower in Liberty Harbor with Affordable Housing
An empty plot of Downtown Jersey City land that was once envisioned to be a hotel is instead slated to become a new mixed-use complex with substantial affordable housing.
Plans Revealed for New 13-Story Development at Hoboken’s Stevens Institute
Hoboken’s only higher education campus is looking to replace a four-story dormitory with a mixed-use educational and housing project.
$48.5M Deal Sets the Stage for Massive Journal Square Redevelopment with Two Towers and...
Kushner Real Estate’s two-tower project was recently granted a tax abatement from Jersey City and will include space for the stalled Pompidou facility.
New Target and Major Sitewide Upgrades Part of West Orange Plaza Makeover
A new chapter begins for West Orange Plaza with a new Target, an expanded Whole Foods, sitewide improvements, and new retail opportunities.
Woodland Park to Gain 400 Multifamily Units, 20% Allocated for Affordable Housing
Passaic County will soon see new housing as Prism Capital Partners plans a 400-unit multifamily development with 20% dedicated to affordable units.
Jersey City Approves Industrial-Inspired Development in Paulus Hook
A Downtown neighborhood that is one of Jersey City’s most historic will be getting a new development with nods to the past hoping to blend in with the streetscape.
