Special Improvement District Being Studied for Hoboken
The Mile Square City could possibly be designated Hudson County’s next Special Improvement District.
Proposal For Five-Star Hotel in Cape May Sparks Debate
ICONA Resorts has proposed a full-service hotel across from Cape May's beach but is asking for a redevelopment designation that local officials are reluctant to grant.
Community Responds to Massive Bates Street Proposal in Jersey City
Two community associations have penned a letter opposing the 2,360-unit plan, while two other groups support the proposal due to affordable housing and public benefits that are included.
11-Unit Project Proposed for 266 New York Avenue in Jersey City
Another proposal for new construction in The Heights near Riverview Park was presented to the community last month.
Englewood Cliffs Looks to Condemn 29 Acres of Land for Affordable Housing, Parks
The borough is looking to block a 450-unit development via eminent domain, hoping to construct affordable housing and more on the land.
N.J. Renters Could Get Relief Under Proposed COVID-19 Assistance Bill
New Jersey’s State Senate has advanced legislation that would set aside $100 million for tenants that are struggling to pay their rents during the coronavirus pandemic.
Developer Buys Jersey City Unleashed Site, Plans High-Rise
Pegasus Partners recently purchased the land and are looking to build a 24-story development that includes a 20% affordable housing component.
Chaos Breaks Out Over 2,200-Unit Proposal for Jersey City’s Heights Hospital
The owners of a Jersey City hospital in danger of shutting down have had a heated back and forth over their desire to see a redevelopment plan enacted for their property.
Yet Another Proposal Emerges for 520 Palisade Avenue in The Heights
After years of failed efforts to revitalize an abandoned firehouse in The Heights, Pronti Construction is hoping their newest plan can gain approvals needed to bring the building back to life.
Details Emerge on Hoboken’s Proposed Special Improvement District
Owners of properties with commercial space would pay a new assessment under the arrangement, which was formally presented to the city council last week.
