New Three-Acre Park Coming to Jersey City’s Waterfront
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.
Mercer County Quarry Could be Converted into Public Park
Jersey Digs has learned that a new public park is in the works for the former Moores Station Quarry near Lambertville.
Jersey City’s Riverview Park to Undergo $2 Million Renovation
The cliffside green space will be getting a new fountain, renovated monuments, a new Bocce court, and loads of infrastructure upgrades that are set to break ground in the coming months.
Phase One of Boonton Reservoir Hiking Trail Should Break Ground Next Year
A $5 million plan that will create almost eight miles of publicly accessible space around Jersey City’s water supply is moving forward following approvals.
Following Fire, New Field House Proposed for Newark’s Riverbank Park
In April, a fire tore through the field house at Riverbank Park in Newark’s Ironbound neighborhood. Now, Essex County officials are looking to spend up to $1.1 million on a new field house.
Coles Street Park Breaks Ground in Jersey City
Manhattan Building Company will spend $2 million to construct a new 1.5-acre greenspace in a Downtown neighborhood that’s rapidly growing.
Deal Announced to Bring Three-Acre Park to Journal Square
Jersey City will be taking over control of Hudson County’s Administration Building in Journal Square, which they plan to demolish and replace with a park.
Nature in the City: A Fall Foliage Walk Through Liberty State Park
Liberty State Park, accessible by car, bike, and light rail, offers nature walks and history talks for adults and children for each season, including their recent fall leaves walk.
Newark’s Burger Walla to Open Outpost at Military Park
Jersey Digs has learned that the former Burg space in Downtown Newark’s Military Park will soon be home to an outpost of Burger Walla that will be known as The Yard.
Jersey City’s Sixth Street Embankment Could Get Park, Two High-Rises
Jersey City’s mayor says a legal settlement should end a long-running feud over an elevated freight line, an eight-acre portion of which would be converted into greenspace if the deal goes through.