Hotel

A developer’s plan to bring a mixed-use complex consisting of everything from a hotel to a rooftop pool can now proceed in Edgewater.

A Pep Boys facility is slated to meet the wrecking ball and be replaced with a 30-story mixed-use development that includes office space plus a penthouse restaurant.

The company is moving forward with a plan to redevelop their former headquarters into a 195-room lodging facility that would include a restaurant, offices, event space, and rooftop pool.

The dramatic event has already raised big money for a local organization and will create ten acres of vacant land that front the city’s iconic boardwalk.

The city has filed a lawsuit over a long-stalled hotel venture that claims the company behind the endeavor has gone bankrupt and defaulted on a redevelopment agreement.

Jersey Digs reported in October that the old Capital One bank site at 201 Newark Avenue in Jersey City had been sold for more than $5 million. Now, we’ve learned that a 100-room hotel called “The Albion” and a restaurant could come to the premises.

Jersey City’s planning board has greenlit a scheme to transform almost two acres of land into an eight-story event and lodging facility that includes 123 guest rooms.

The 211-room hotel, which sports a bistro and bar with an outdoor terrace on the second floor, held a ceremony earlier this month to officially mark their arrival in the Powerhouse Arts District.

The shuttered casino will be imploded early next year and the cleanup of the 10-acre waterfront site is slated to wrap up by June 2021.

The 211-room hotel will include a ground floor bistro featuring a cocktail menu from the company that curated NYC’s Death & Co.