Jersey City Cuts the Ribbon on $7 Million Pedestrian Plaza
The renovation of two block stretch of Newark Avenue has added granite pavers, a public stage, seating, infrastructure improvements, and more to one of Downtown’s biggest destinations.
West Side Avenue Could Become Jersey City’s Newest Special Improvement District
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.
Efforts to Revitalize Downtown Flemington Move Forward
The borough has hired a global design firm to help craft a vision for a vibrant core.
Newark’s Ironbound Neighborhood Welcomes Six-Story, 1,200-Unit Self-Storage Facility
A new six-story storage facility has opened in Newark’s Ironbound neighborhood, adding over 1,200 climate-controlled units to the neighborhood.
$100 Million Restoration Paterson’s Hinchliffe Stadium Wins 2024 National Preservation Award
The $100 million restoration of Paterson's historic Art-Deco Hinchliffe Stadium received a prestigious 2024 National Preservation Award.
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.
Jersey City Planning Board Will “Reconsider” Rejected Exchange Place Plaza Plan
The Exchange Place Alliance District claims that “repeated false assertions” have been made about their Jersey City plan and will be presenting new information to dispute the alleged falsehoods.
Construction Begins on Nokia Bell Labs Headquarters at New Brunswick’s HELIX NJ
New Brunswick just broke ground on one of the most advanced electronics labs in North America.
KRE Group Begins Redevelopment Effort at Naval Air Site in Ewing
A once proud but deteriorating industrial complex in Mercer County is officially meeting the wrecking ball and will be replaced with four new buildings hoping to spark some modern-day innovation.
Jersey City Approves First 209-Unit Development at Bayfront Site
The first approvals have been granted for a 95-acre redevelopment effort along the Hackensack River, with the initial portion set to include 35% affordable housing and 10,000-square feet of community amenities.
