Zoning

Two state senators have introduced a bill that would cap the height of all new developments east of Palisade Avenue at 10 feet below the cliff line, which would have a dramatic impact on certain neighborhoods.

The city’s planning board signed off on regulations that dictate where and how marijuana cultivators, retailers, and others can operate as the council is preparing to vote on a licensing and tax ordinance.

The company is requesting changes to a redevelopment plan that would allow them to provide required affordable units at an undisclosed location within one mile of their 57-story high rise.

The school has filed paperwork challenging a decision by Jersey City’s Historic Preservation Commission that denied their request to tear down two historic buildings.

Hoboken City Council recently signed off on a plan that allows a new two-tower student center to rise, and another scheme aiming to revitalize nearby recreation facilities along the Hudson River is in the works.

A plan to revitalize a vacant Jersey City lot could soon be finalized as local officials showed support for the proposed zoning changes.

A development designed to blend in with its historic surroundings will be pitched for a Newark Street property that suffered a fire last year.

Why is a micro-unit project in Van Vorst moving forward despite significant community opposition?

New renderings have been revealed for a project that would revitalize an abandoned warehouse, but the proposal won’t be heard by the city’s zoning board until early 2019.

Jersey City could follow in Newark’s footsteps and enact an ordinance requiring a certain percentage of units in some new buildings to be designated as “affordable.”