Union City

A community meeting was scheduled for this week, but subsequently canceled, to discuss plans for a major new development and park overlooking the Manhattan skyline along Mountain Road and Manhattan Avenue in Union City.

The company says Mayor Brian Stack has ignored their requests to settle fines on a property they purchased out of foreclosure because the city wants the parcel for themselves.

This new Union City residence pairs refined European-inspired design with expansive outdoor spaces and stunning views of New York City, the Hudson River, and Hoboken.

For a limited time, the developer is paying for the entire closing costs for buyers at 1901 Summit Ave, a luxury condo development in Union City.

The former St. John’s Episcopal Church and a neighboring building on Palisade Avenue will soon contain 13 units.

Several vacant properties in Union City will soon be home to a six-story building that will also add two storefronts to the streetscape.

If the competitiveness of downtown Jersey City’s condo market is too much to bear, there are still great deals to be had just a bit north in Union City. For about the same price as a small one bedroom in downtown JC, you can get a sprawling party pad with envious views of Manhattan and Jersey City.

The proposal could replace a commercial building at 3401-3409 Bergenline Avenue.

The city will require affordable housing developers to advertise in newspapers and on radio or TV, according to a new resolution.

Three market rate residential units will be coming to Union City, near the border of Hoboken and Jersey City.