66-Unit Building Proposed Near West New York’s Bergenline Avenue
A developer would like to bring an all-residential project with parking not far from a Hudson-Bergen Light Rail Station. The proposal will be heard Thursday, February 1st.
West New York Building Could Be Torn Down, Replaced With 44-Unit Development
A new development with residential units and parking is in the works for a West New York corner.
Nine On The Hudson Draws Attention for Ultra-spacious Living Along Port Imperial Waterfront
Miles from ordinary, but only an 8-minute ferry from midtown: buyers respond to value opportunity in this new construction gem.
Apartments Could Replace West New York’s Coronet Building
A developer is looking to bring 18 units to this growing Hudson County town. The proposal will be heard tonight at West New York's Town Hall.
Here’s Why Nine on the Hudson Is Transforming Big Applers Into Garden Staters
Nine on the Hudson in West New York gives Manhattan condo-living a run for its money.
Tax Abatement Possible for Two Proposed 14-Story Towers in West New York
Nine months after Jersey Digs first reported that two 14-story towers could be coming to West New York, the municipality’s Board of Commissioners could approve the sale of the properties in question to a developer and give the company a 30-year tax abatement.
Three New 12-Story Buildings Could Bring More Than 750 Units to Port Imperial
Even more development is in store for West New York’s share of Port Imperial where multiple new residential buildings could rise.
Nine on the Hudson Leaves Nothing to be Desired with Brand New Townhome Collection
Duplex homes start at $1.098M and have access to the full collection of world-class amenities at Nine on the Hudson in West New York.
Vista Point Development on West New York Waterfront Moves Forward
Toll Brothers City Living and Daiwa House are teaming up to bring a new residential complex to one of the last remaining vacant lots along Port Imperial.
These Are The Most Expensive, Cheapest Places to Rent in NJ
Several cities along the Hudson River are pricey for renters, but a few (relative) bargains can be found throughout the Garden State.
