Jersey City

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.

A recent report from The Real Deal is a bit of a good news, bad news situation for homeowners along New Jersey’s Gold Coast.

Jersey City has signed off on a plan to build twin 12-story buildings with retail separated by an 8,000-square foot public plaza.

The builder behind Jersey City’s Newport neighborhood just received the go-ahead to construct a 10-story mixed-use project near the Hoboken border.

The owners of NYC’s Agozar are now offering, pick-up, delivery, and quick service dine-in at a space on Summit Avenue.

The decision to extend an agreement with a controversial Federal agency that houses undocumented immigrants at a county jail has churned up a lot of emotions between activists and local officials.

The owner of an old garage on Bright Street wants to convert the building into the “Bright St. Studios.”

While leasing activity was well below the state’s long-term average for office space, some positive signs and major transactions emerged during the summer months.

The Fair Share Housing Center is asking the courts to throw out legislation that the City Council approved this summer, arguing that it was enacted illegally and “gives a pass to politically connected developers.”

Jersey City’s planning board unanimously voted against changes that would allow Mack-Cali to shift their project’s required affordable housing to another development they own on Washington Boulevard.