These Harrison Rentals Offer an Alternative to Jersey City Without Compromise
Downtown Harrison’s luxurious St. George boasts on-site amenities, parking, and proximity to the Harrison PATH station for a quick commute.
New Rental Building The Wyldes Expected to Launch in Harrison This Summer
A new rental building with 399 units is nearing completion in Harrison, New Jersey.
Proposal Calls for 20-Story Tower and More Near Harrison PATH Station
A massive 2.9 million square foot proposal could bring a hotel, over 500 units, retail space, movie theaters, a conference center, and more to Harrison.
HUD Awards More than $19M to Hudson County to Preserve Public Housing
HUD awarded more than $85 million to the Garden State for public housing improvements and more than $19 million will be distributed in Hudson County with Jersey City and Hoboken receiving the largest sums.
Port Authority Opens New $47 Million Station House in 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.
Over 550 Units Planned Along the Passaic River in Harrison
An anonymous LLC is behind a proposal for two new five-story buildings across the river from Downtown Newark. The site previously contained a chemical plant.
Harrison Yards’ Second Phase Could Include Hotel and Nearly 900 Units
New details have been released about the second phase of a development near Harrison’s PATH station.
Real-Time Train Arrival Screens, More Upgrades Coming to PATH System
Some new and useful features will be coming to the PATH very soon that will hopefully make your commute slightly more tolerable.
Newark Officials Support Replacing the Bridge Street Bridge
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.
More Riverfront Development Planned in Harrison
More industrial lots across the river from Newark are being replaced with apartment buildings. Now, 91 new units could come to Harrison.
