Planning

The planning board will be taking additional testimony later this month on the 344-unit project, which has several hurdles to clear before moving forward.

Hoboken’s Hudson Place may be crawling with pedestrians, but its car-first design has one activist envisioning a vehicle-free plaza for the block.

The town’s philosophy on development around a train station has revitalized its downtown and helped create a middle ground between a city center and a car-driven suburban town.

Demolition work is underway on several Journal Square lots that will eventually host a new courthouse, and a ghost sign from the past was uncovered before being demolished.

A community association in one of Jersey City’s hottest neighborhoods wants to see affordable housing and open space made a bigger priority.

Mayor Fulop announced that a car-free zone along a major Jersey City hub could be expanded farther west, adding additional amenities.

The New Jersey Department of Military and Veterans Affairs is studying the feasibility of tearing down the armory in Newark’s Roseville neighborhood.

Jersey City’s latest redevelopment plan aims to facilitate growth in scale with an existing neighborhood and help generate funds to renovate one of Downtown’s most western parks.

A mixed-use project consisting of two 20-story towers is moving forward in the area where Journal Square and The Heights meet.

An office-heavy scheme was approved by the council last week, a move that sets a framework to negotiate an agreement to build three buildings along the NJ Transit-owned land.