Harrison

Harrison’s PATH station debuts a new facility, marking a significant step in the area's transformation and the Port Authority's transit hub modernization efforts.

A new rental building with 399 units is nearing completion in Harrison, New Jersey.

A corporation with the same trading name as a prominent Harrison restaurant has applied to transfer a liquor license to space inside the soon-to-open Downtown Newark building.

Harrison Mayor James A. Fife cut the ribbon celebrating the opening of a new 381-unit rental tower at Urby.

Problems like traffic and flooding in the Riverbend District are raising concerns that infrastructure isn’t keeping pace.

The company’s latest Harrison project will construct a five-story building in a growing neighborhood near the town’s PATH station.

Harrison’s town government wants to bring “100% affordable housing” to five properties on Harrison Avenue.

Most headlines about the COVID migration have focused on city-dwellers ditching apartments for single-family homes. However, there’s also been a surge in activity at lower-density, commuter-friendly communities.

Last month, Jersey Digs reported that nearly 900 residential units, a hotel, and more could be coming near the Harrison PATH stop. Now, with the Harrison Planning Board set to hear the latest plans this week, new details about the proposal have been released.

The Bridge Street Bridge connects Newark with Harrison and is often used by drivers traveling to and from Jersey City. Now, after more than 100 years serving Essex and Hudson Counties, the bridge could potentially be replaced.