Parks

The $300 million Jersey City project will build a “mini-city” near Liberty Science Center -- see the new renderings here.

Hoboken has presented three initial concepts for a future greenspace and has launched a survey to find out what residents would like to see at the waterfront property.

A joint venture has full approvals to build a six-story, 210-unit mixed-income development along the Hackensack River in Jersey City that will also add retail and a public waterfront walkway to the landscape.

The waterfront land behind the Colgate-Palmolive Clock has become a dirty, undeveloped eyesore, but plans for clean-up and development have been stalled by State ownership.

The park along the Passaic River is expanding further north and will include an amphitheater and an urban beach.

A legal settlement permitting the city to purchase an acre of land in exchange for allowing greater development density at properties owned by Academy Bus will be debated, along with an $8.1 million bond ordinance that would fund the deal.

Newark’s newest park, Mulberry Commons, is finally about to open across the street from the Prudential Center. A grand opening celebration has been scheduled for May 14.

The prominent Jersey City developer has eliminated a controversial section of their previous proposal that would have made a portion of the park accessible only to residents of their buildings.

Jersey City is looking to partner with a firm to draw up a plan for Bergen Arches, a publicly accessible greenway trail and transit right-of-way along an underground series of tunnels.

A Downtown recreational space that has long been neglected is slated to undergo a major facelift that includes Jersey City’s first pickleball courts and a children’s play area.