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
North Plainfield Approves Development at Historic Sanatorium Site
Officials recently approved a project that will demolish a sanatorium that dates to 1889 and replace it with a project with some affordable housing.
Hoboken Approves Brewery and Retail Project on Adams Street
A unique development looking to add a brewery to Hoboken’s landscape has been given the green light.
Kushner Breaks Ground on $500 Million Monmouth Mall Redevelopment
The project, dubbed Monmouth Square, will revamp an aging retail facility into a mixed-use community with 1,000 residences, new open space, and new retail options.
KRE Group Begins Redevelopment Effort at Naval Air Site in Ewing
A once proud but deteriorating industrial complex in Mercer County is officially meeting the wrecking ball and will be replaced with four new buildings hoping to spark some modern-day innovation.
Hoboken Rejects Plan to Bring Food Hall Development to Clinton Street
A spokesperson for the developer that was looking to bring a mixed-use building with a food vendor hall to Hoboken called the Zoning Board decision "NIMBYism of the worst kind."
Hoboken Approves Redevelopment at Capital One Bank Site
A vacant former bank branch in Hoboken will soon be meeting the wrecking ball in favor of a mixed-use complex that will add five storefronts to the streetscape.
Following a Fire, Prominent Hoboken Warehouse Redevelopment Gets a Boost With $97 Million Loan
An effort that is repurposing a former factory along Hoboken’s southern border has obtained financing to complete construction work.
Hoboken Approves 382-Unit Mixed-Use Development on Clinton Street
Bijou Properties has been given the full green light to add two buildings, a linear park, and retail space to Hoboken.
Stunning New Condos at 505 West 43, Now Offering Improved Pricing and Incentives
505 West 43 combines exceptional design with an outstanding amenities program to deliver the best of Manhattan living.
Kushner Companies Breaks Ground on 299 Units in Long Branch
Kushner Companies is moving forward with a Long Branch mixed-use project that will inject over $130 million into the city’s Lower Broadway corridor.
Construction Begins on $200 Million First Phase of Metropark Redevelopment
The future Hackensack Meridian Health and Wellness Center will span over 60,000 square feet and be followed by a mixed-use residential development across the street from the transit hub.
Tak House Offers Modern Shore Living with Ocean Views and Parking in Long Branch
Situated in Long Branch, Tak House offers luxurious and modern shore living in a brand-new rental building.
Hoboken’s Windsor Wax Development Site Hits the Market
A former industrial property in Hoboken has been listed for sale with an approved plan to bring a 60-unit mixed-use development to the site.
128-Unit Camelot at Toms River Nabs $26.8 Million in Financing
One of the larger mixed-income communities in Ocean County has secured additional financing.
Scaled Back Plan Near Hoboken’s Southwest Park Moves Forward
An oddly shaped lot in Hoboken recently took a step toward revitalization with a mixed-used development.
Hoboken Approves Project Along Grand Street
A modern Hoboken development will tear down a trio of older buildings and replace them with a five-story complex that includes affordable housing.
