Revitalization

To fund the endeavor, owners of properties with over five units will pay a new assessment that’s set to kick in later this year.

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.

Barely a month after announcing the proposal, Jersey City has moved ahead with plans to add car-free blocks to Downtown.

An 11-story facility that will rise on the corner of Kearney Avenue and Martin Luther King Boulevard will further consolidate the city’s government into the Jackson Square complex.

Several companies are bringing over 3,000 housing units, a 1.5-acre park, and more than 73,000 square feet of retail space to a post-industrial neighborhood near the Hoboken border.

The borough has hired a global design firm to help craft a vision for a vibrant core.

1888 Studios is a 1.5 million square foot film production complex proposal that would see 19 buildings rise in the shadow of the Bayonne Bridge.

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

Philadelphia-based LMPG Companies is looking to convert the century-old former military club into 31 loft-style apartments, complete with a ground-floor retail market.

Plans are moving forward in Trenton to create a new district centered around the arts community in two neighborhoods.