Development

Two buildings and a parking lot could soon meet the wrecking ball and be replaced by a six-story residential development along a block that has been vertically evolving in recent years.

A former industrial site located a few blocks south of the train station in Raritan could be redeveloped in order to create a 70-unit project.

Revamped plans from Landmark Hospitality will bring a 25,000 square foot venue and restaurant to the Lincoln Park property, which will sport a rooftop bar and ground floor patio.

Hoboken is slated to acquire almost three acres of property they hope to turn into parks as part of an agreement with a developer, who in exchange will be given a new deal for a 14-story project along Observer Highway.

An approved plan from KRE Acquisitions will be constructing homes for those with moderate incomes in a stand-alone building, which legal filings claim to be “separate and distinctly unequal.”

An application calls for bringing a five-story residential building to Herbert Place in Newark’s North Ward.

A plan from Stonebridge Capital will add five set-back floors on top of a refurbished three-story building set to include 50 residences and ground-floor retail space.

The old Salvation Army site in Hackensack’s downtown could become home to a six-story residential development.

A hearing has been scheduled regarding plans to bring a complex with apartments, a convenience store, and a gas station to a site off Route 130 near I-195 in suburban Mercer County.

Jersey City’s municipal government has received a proposal calling for a 223-unit mixed-use building at the corner of Academy Street and Summit Avenue.