Hoboken’s Washington Street Redesign Gets Fully Funded
At last night’s city council meeting, Hoboken’s elected officials quickly approved funding for the revitalization of Washington Street, quite literally paving the way for relief to one of the city’s most pothole-ridden roads.
Jersey City’s Property Tax Rate Finalized at 1.48%
Following the city’s first revaluation in almost three decades, their certified tax rate came in lower than expected.
Self-Storage Facility Could Replace West Orange’s Eagle Rock Lanes
A former bowling alley that was a landmark of sorts in West Orange might be torn down and replaced with a Public Storage location.
Initial Plans Revealed for 286-298 Coles Street
The Soho West area of Jersey City is showing no signs of slowing down. The Cast Iron Lofts phase one is complete with phase...
NY Times’ The Hunt Comes to Jersey City
Last week NY Times’ The Hunt column found its way to Jersey City. Nastasya Tsultsumova, the subject of the search, is a 22 year...
Landsea Secures $102.3 Million Construction Loan For Avora In Weehawken
This week, developer Landsea announced the closing of a $102.3 million construction loan to fund the remaining construction on their Avora project in Weehawken.
Secaucus News Studio Sells for Over $4M
The former headquarters building of WWOR-TV Channel 9 in the Meadowlands was sold for over $4 million.
The Many Obstacles of ‘Liberty Rising’
A casino project that could transform the area just outside of Liberty State Park’s southern border took a small step forward this week, but...
Kushner’s One Journal Square Project Violates Redevelopment Agreement
The Jersey City Redevelopment Agency sent a letter to KABR and Kushner Companies informing them that a tax abatement and redevelopment bonds on the project are in jeopardy.
County Investigators Never Showed at ‘Suspicious’ Fire at Historic Home in Orange: Fire Chief
A “suspicious” fire that tore through the carriage house of a historic home in Orange couldn’t be analyzed for arson because county investigators never came.
