Lawsuit

Landowners near the future hotel site have filed suit against city officials and KMS Development Partners, looking to block an agreement they claim is a “blatant quid pro quo.”

The owners of a block-long warehouse in The Heights, Jersey City hope that a new version of a rejected development can finally win over the community and revitalize the site.

A rival developer claims officials reached “a quid pro quo arrangement” with Lennar where they condemned his property to gain a multimillion-dollar school facility.

The Parking Authority of Morristown has filed a lawsuit against NJ Transit in Morris County's Chancery division.

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A lawsuit over community givebacks has officially killed an agreement that would have allowed a 20-story hotel to rise along the Hudson River.

In the eyes of many Newarkers, this battle was really one of gentrification - outsiders teaming up with wealthy developers to prey on a vulnerable Black community.

The city will fork over $137,000 in fees to several defendants and has a slew of litigation against them that could get expensive over the coming months.

Mistrust still pervades the congregation and the court battle with ISEC board members is ongoing.

The development at 202 Merseles Street would, among other concerns, encroach on the public right of way along 4th Street.