Planning

The township’s planning board is holding two hearings this week to discuss a 14-story residential development that’s being pitched for Lincoln Harbor.

Four property owners have sued the city over an executive order that placed a six-month freeze on accepting permit applications to tear down 1-4 family homes.

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.

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.

Design work is moving forward on a new NJ Transit station in North Brunswick across from a developing neighborhood.

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

A new restaurant opening at the property has been a headache for some neighbors, and some are concerned the process to revamp the building hasn’t been transparent.

City officials are looking to bridge South Cove Commons to the Peninsula at Bayonne Harbor to better connect Bayonne’s fragmented waterfront.

A new co-working in the Ironbound section of Newark has been drawing companies and agencies to collaborate.

A proposal looks to transform 18 acres of Downtown Jersey City property.