Proposal

A Dutch architect, Frank van Dillen came up with an amazing solution to care for dementia sufferers called De Hogeweyk, or Dementia Village. In effect, it is a small village, complete with streets, gardens, stores, restaurants, theaters, and more - all staffed by trained care professionals. Could this concept work in Jersey City?

A three-building plan that first emerged last year has upped the unit count significantly but added a $10 million green space to the proposal.

A two-block stretch currently occupied by a vacant factory could be replaced with a residential, commercial, and retail development that’s in the early phases.

Another proposal for new construction in The Heights near Riverview Park was presented to the community last month.

A SoHo-based firm envisions a green space on the former elevated rail line that connects visitors to the arts with sections carved out for sculptures and performances in addition to recreational activities.

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.

The large property, currently home to Big Banner Plaza, could soon be redeveloped into a modern building featuring almost 5,000 square feet of space ready for dining.

A reworked proposal for the city’s north end would add two large storefronts and four floors of office space to the neighborhood.

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.

The owner of three vacant Jersey City buildings is looking to replace them with a new mixed-use project that would be taller than most of its neighbors on Central Avenue.