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
New Shopping Plaza With Whole Foods Market Moving Forward in Parsippany
More hurdles have been cleared to construct the Whole Foods-anchored Waterview Marketplace shopping center in the suburban Morris County township.
Transformation of Former Pharmaceutical Complex in Nutley and Clifton Continues
The old Hoffmann-La Roche facility is being converted into On3, which will include Seton Hall University’s new medical school.
The Vault Brings SoHo-Cool Office Space to Downtown Red Bank
Red Bank’s downtown rivals any NYC neighborhood with plenty to eat, drink, see, and do. Now, a real estate firm is developing a SoHo-inspired office space to match.
Two-Phased ‘Clifton Main Mews’ Development Rising in Passaic County
A new project in Clifton involves both new construction and adaptive reuse of a historic building to create affordable housing.
New Development Coming to Former Schmalz Stable House in Hoboken
A one-story garage that once housed horses and buggies will soon be replaced with a new residential project from the developers of the nearby WonderLofts.
A Downtrodden Hoboken Intersection Springs to Life
Three developments, all in different stages, aim to revitalize one of the city’s more neglected intersections at 5th and Madison Streets.
‘One Park’ Sales Gallery Officially Opens Its Doors
The Cliffside Park development should be completed later this year, and units in the building are preview-priced from $500,000.
30-Unit Stuyvesant Plaza Building Nearly Complete in Union
The township’s latest development is coming to 1255 Stuyvesant Avenue.
Eight-Unit Infill Development Could Come to Park Avenue in Hoboken
The Mile Square City’s latest project is planned for 830-834 Park Avenue.
Plans Proposed for Hoboken’s Neumann Leathers Building Redevelopment
The industrial property, whose history dates to the 1800s, now has several plans that would all add 230 units of housing and restore the luster to the existing building.
Apartments and Hotel Coming Near The Mall at Short Hills
200 units are under construction and a 240-room hotel is planned for 233 Canoe Brook Road in Short Hills, New Jersey.
10-Unit Building Proposed for Palisade Avenue in Guttenberg
The densely populated town’s latest building is planned for 6809-11 Palisade Avenue.
Cliffside Park Is Quickly Becoming New Jersey’s Next Gold Coast Destination
Cliffside Park is solidifying its place as a Gold Coast destination as developers discover what many locals have known all along.
Main Street North Brunswick’s Long-awaited NJ Transit Station Is Back On Track
A mixed-use development in North Brunswick is creating a commuter-friendly town center complete with a new train station.
Microbreweries, Artist Space, Hotels, More Parks Could Come To Southwest Hoboken
A potential Southwest Park expansion plus areas zoned for hotels, artists, and even microbreweries is in the works for one of the city’s major gateways.
Changes To Final Phase Of Hoboken’s Maxwell Place Approved
Hoboken’s highest-end condominium community will be getting a fourth and final mixed-use building, which should break ground by the end of the year.
