Proposal

A developer with a large stake in the Marion section of Jersey City is putting together a plan to breathe new life into several underutilized parcels.

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.

A few years after embracing short-term rentals, the city council is weighing an ordinance that would place heavy restrictions on them in the name of combating a housing shortage.

A new proposal would tear down a long-vacant industrial property near the Jersey City border and replace it with a mixed-use building.

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

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

In preparation for the state possibly legalizing the drug, the city council is looking to limit neighborhoods where pot shops could open in Hoboken.

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?

After losing a battle over land in Hoboken, the company is looking to construct a 675,000-square-foot refueling and maintenance complex to the north.

The Mile Square City could possibly be designated Hudson County’s next Special Improvement District.