Although significantly less active than its southern neighbor, Hoboken is seeing its share of new development. Hoboken’s pipeline consists of 47 projects with a combined total of 1,511 units. The majority of these forthcoming projects fall around the, formerly industrial, western and northern edges of the city.
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This map was last updated May 15th, 2017. Due to the ever-changing nature of these projects, the information is deemed reliable, but not guaranteed.
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Map researched and developed by Jared Kofsky, PlaceNJ.com
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HOBOKEN DEVELOPMENTS
DMG Investments Unveils One Park in Cliffside Park
Last week, developers, stakeholders and city officials gathered for the highly anticipated unveiling of One Park in Cliffside Park.
New Development to Rise Near South Orange Station
An Essex County suburb is seeing more apartments being constructed near its main train station. Now, an eight-unit building is expected to rise.
Former Fort Lee Office Building Near the GWB Could Become Apartments
A developer is looking to turn a seven-story vacant office building in Fort Lee, that once contained Kwasha Lipton, into 200 apartments.
Hoboken Approves New Zoning for Stevens Institute
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.
Construction Underway for Major Development Near Kean University
The Vermella community could bring over 1,000 units and retail space to Union when completed.
New Proposal for Former Papaya Dog Building in Hoboken
A development designed to blend in with its historic surroundings will be pitched for a Newark Street property that suffered a fire last year.
Developer Touts Redevelopment Plans for Hoboken Railyard
The company working with NJ Transit on a controversial plan to transform part of the Hoboken Terminal property has launched a new website and social media pages.
24 Apartments Coming to Paterson’s Great Falls Historic District
A building in the middle of a neighborhood that is known for its industrial heritage is going to be converted into residential use.
24-Unit Building Planned for 69th Street in Guttenberg
America’s most densely populated community could soon have more units packed into it.
Woodspring Suites Looks to Build Hotel in Lawrence Township
The extended-stay hotel would be constructed on a busy road between Trenton and Princeton.
New Residences Proposed for Frank Sinatra’s Birthplace in Hoboken
The Monroe Street property where Ol’ Blue Eyes was born could be redeveloped into condominiums under a new plan.
88-Unit Building Planned Near Bergen County Courthouse In Hackensack
The city, which has seen a large influx in new development proposals, will formally hear the plan for this all residential project on Wednesday, June 13th.
Mixed-Use Development Pitched for Former Biggie’s Clam Bar in Hoboken
A new proposal to demolish an old restaurant that closed after 70 years in the seafood business will be heard by the city’s planning board soon.
Former Officer Housing at Fort Monmouth Converted to Residential Homes
The former U.S Army post now has townhomes, duplexes, and single-family residences for sale in its century-old buildings.
Plans for 443-Unit Development Near Princeton Could Move Forward
Luxury apartments, with some designated as affordable, plus amenities and parking are proposed for the vacant lot adjacent to the seminary.
Residences and Possible Restaurant Proposed for Hoboken’s 401 Jackson Street
The large property, currently home to Big Banner Plaza, could soon be redeveloped into a modern building featuring almost 5,000 square feet of space ready for dining.
