Parks

Several companies are bringing over 3,000 housing units, a 1.5-acre park, and more than 73,000 square feet of retail space to a post-industrial neighborhood near the Hoboken border.

Jersey Digs has confirmed that new open space will soon be built along the Hudson River walkway by one of the city’s most prominent developers.

A massive effort that will update infrastructure, build green space, and provide flood relief to vulnerable areas of Hoboken, Weehawken, and Jersey City should take about four years to build out.

A $40 million project that’s been planned for over a decade will reestablish greenery in the park’s interior, adding pathways, bridges, and other amenities to the landscape.

Jersey Digs has learned that a bike share program is expected to launch later this month at two parks in the Princeton area.

A three-building plan that first emerged last year has upped the unit count significantly but added a $10 million green space to the proposal.

A community meeting was scheduled for this week, but subsequently canceled, to discuss plans for a major new development and park overlooking the Manhattan skyline along Mountain Road and Manhattan Avenue in Union City.

Hoboken will now attempt to negotiate the purchase of the waterfront property from NY Waterway, who wish to build a refueling, maintenance, and repair facility at the site.

Changes could be coming to the Dennis P. Collins Park along the Kill Van Kull.

The lawsuit claims millions were spent on a Jersey City fountain renovation that had poorly drawn-up plans.