Public Space

An initiative to replace an aging police facility in the city’s northernmost neighborhood has officially entered the next development stage.

Goldman Sachs and Tishman Speyer will be teaming up to build a pair of mixed-use high rises that will add almost 2,000 units along two of the last undeveloped parcels along the Jersey City waterfront.

Jersey City will spend $4 million raising the existing plaza, adding granite pavers, and installing a variety of new features later this year.

New Jersey Transit has started the initial $30 million portion of work on the historic Newark facility.

The Journal Square pedestrian plaza is now two blocks long with a third slated to open in the coming months.

Plans from a nonprofit to bring a nine-story building to a lot near McGinley Square with 55% affordable housing will be heard soon.

The Jersey City planning board will soon be reviewing a city-backed proposal that will refurbish the waterfront stretch.

Phase Three of the park is open now for all to enjoy and the next phase is well underway, providing residents with acres of outdoor recreation.

The Taurasi Group wants to renovate and expand the former My-T-Fine facility into a mixed-use development and several companies including Whole Foods have allegedly indicated “serious interest” in the project.

Newly obtained images detail plazas, café space, a dog park, and an outdoor amphitheater that would be featured in a 1,189-unit Jersey City project.