Proposal

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 large project including a hotel, conference center, three residential buildings, and a waterfront promenade is being considered by officials.

The company is looking to bring a 14-story development to several parcels near the Jersey City border, which would be the first hotel built away from the Mile Square City’s waterfront.

The planning board will soon consider an application to redevelop a block along Observer Highway that has been in the works for several years.

The city’s mayor isn’t keen on a plan that would bring residences, retail, a park expansion, and a new middle school to Hoboken’s southwest corner.

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

The company appears to be abandoning their plans for an office building on a 6th Street property and have instead submitted preliminary plans that could see five high rises built on the land.

A micro-unit project in Van Vorst Park could be scaled back now that the property has been sold to a Jersey City-based developer, who will present their plans to the community next month.

The owners of a block-long warehouse in The Heights, Jersey City hope that a new version of a rejected development can finally win over the community and revitalize the site.