Proposal

A group of lots along Sip Avenue and surrounding blocks could be the site of a new Coptic Orthodox church.

A developer is pitching an 11-story mixed-use project for several parcels along Willow Avenue at the intersection with Newark Street.

The City Council is scheduled to vote on an ordinance that would use new tax revenue assessed on about 300 commercial properties to spruce up one of Jersey City’s major retail corridors.

The scheme would rezone portions of the city’s border with Weehawken to potentially allow up to 6,100 new apartments, hotels, public space, and a new light rail station along a revitalized 15th Street retail corridor.

A lawsuit seeking to void a development’s approvals has sparked a project re-design that better conforms with existing zoning but eliminates all off-street parking spots.

The revamped project, dubbed Hoboken Connect, calls for a 20-story office building, 389 residential units, and an overhaul of Lackawanna Plaza into a two-story market and public space.

Officials have touted big plans for Hoboken’s major transit hub that so far haven’t materialized, but that may change next year.

The council could soon take a step toward replacing almost two acres of prefab homes between First and Second streets with a 50-story tiered high-rise that includes affordable housing and a new public school.

A proposal that’s heading to Jersey City’s planning board would preserve and expand the existing church building and construct a new homeless shelter across the street.

A local developer has submitted an application to transform a vacant stretch of land near the Absecon Inlet into an 18-hole course featuring multiple tiers and nods to the neighborhood’s history.