Hoboken

A new block-long rental building in Hoboken’s emerging northwest is slated to start leasing in the Fall, an opening that will help fill a development gap in the neighborhood that has existed for years.

Our weekly news roundup of New Jersey stories you may have missed. This week, thoughts on gentrification in Hoboken, Jersey City's main library set to reopen next week, Curbed maps 31 developments along the Hudson waterfront, and more.

A redevelopment project is in the works that will demolish the existing American Legion Post 107 and replace it with a new building that will provide legion space along with apartments for veterans experiencing homelessness.

A proposed Hilton along the Hoboken waterfront took a step forward last night, although some City Council members voiced a few concerns about the current plan.

A one-story garage that once housed horses and buggies will soon be replaced with a new residential project from the developers of the nearby WonderLofts.

Last quarter’s real estate numbers show The Heights isn’t slowing down, but the same can’t be said for property values in Downtown JC and Hoboken.

The winners of New Jersey Future’s annual Smart Growth Awards were announced and one of Hoboken’s most anticipated resiliency projects was included with this year’s recipients.

Renovated three-bedroom, two-bath condo for sale in red brick row house at 1031 Washington Street.

A six-story building featuring a large retail storefront has been greenlit for the former Big Banner Supermarket property.

A startup specializing in high-quality CBD products has started renovating a storefront near Hoboken’s PATH station.