Development

A development on West Side Avenue in Jersey City that was only partially built could largely be dismantled and replaced with a new six-story mixed-use project.

An existing building at 73 Academy Street in Downtown Newark could undergo an adaptive reuse and expansion project that would involve the development of eight new residential units.

A building on Irving Street in Jersey City that is used for warehousing and commercial purposes could be converted into a 13-unit development.

Following months of discussion, the city’s planning board green lit a project that will see 48 modern townhomes constructed on about two acres near Wesley Lake.

A developer could replace a house at 87 Storms Avenue in Jersey City with a four-story multi-family project.

A developer is proposing a project with 18 units on property owned by the Jersey City Redevelopment Agency, but it is not yet clear how much of the building would include “affordable housing.”

Extell Development has sold their ownership stake in the luxury development that the companies jointly built on previously vacant beachfront property.

A developer’s plans to bring a five-story building to three adjacent properties not far from Newark’s Lincoln Park could be approved by the Zoning Board of Adjustment this week, but a planner wrote in a memo to the board that the project is “out of scale.”

A company controlled by a developer with a controversial history is looking to bring a five-story building to several Downtown parcels currently home to a parking lot.

The concourse of Newark’s Gateway Center is now being branded as “The Junction.” Now, Jersey Mike’s Subs is planning to open a location inside.