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
Developer Applies to Bring 75-Unit Project to Wharton
Another mixed-use development is being proposed for Wharton in Morris County. This one would include a 15 percent “affordable set-aside,” according to the developer’s application.
Ground Broken on 70-Unit Veterans Housing Development in Tinton Falls
12 acres of land in Monmouth County will soon be home to a four-story building filled with apartments set aside for former military members, some of whom are transitioning from homelessness.
Hoboken’s Wonder Lofts Set to Wrap Construction Next Summer
The project, which is adaptively reusing an old Wonder Bread factory into 83 condominiums and retail space, looks to deliver their first homes during the middle of 2021.
189-Unit ‘Trail at Princeton Pike’ Project Could Come to Lawrence Township
More than 40 “family rental affordable apartment units” would be included in the project, which is being proposed for a site near an office park between Princeton and Trenton.
‘City Line’ Proposal Calls for 387 Units Around Former Hightstown Mill
A proposal to bring hundreds of apartments to a nearly 11-acre site in Hightstown also calls for the adaptive reuse of the Bank Street Brick Mill and neighboring Bank Street Concrete Mill.
Expansion Planned at Hoboken’s Arthur’s Tavern Property
A Hoboken building that has stood for decades could undergo a restoration and vertical extension that would add almost 2,400-square feet of retail to the property.
187-Unit Project Could Be Built in East Windsor Township
A developer has a plan to construct a project in suburban Mercer County that would include 38 “low and moderate income housing” units.
Kushner Companies Now 100% Owners of Pier Village in Long Branch
Extell Development has sold their ownership stake in the luxury development that the companies jointly built on previously vacant beachfront property.
Nine-Story Development With 156 Units and Museum Could Come to Guttenberg
A developer is proposing a building that could rise nine stories over the corner of Adams and 70th Street in Guttenberg and bring more than 150 residential units along with an embroidery museum to the Hudson County town.
Ground Broken on 1,875-Unit Manhattan Beach Club in South Amboy
The development’s first phase will be adding 291 apartments along the Raritan Bay waterfront, which is set see further revitalization via a new ferry terminal.
56-Unit Development With Non-Profit Space Approved in Hoboken
Following a court ruling, Advance Realty has been cleared to bring a mixed-use project to a corner of Adams Street that includes 3,000-square feet of space for Big Brothers Big Sisters.
656 Apartments, Hotel, and Retail Space Proposed Near Route 1 in West Windsor
A company associated with Mack-Cali is seeking approval for a project that could bring more than 650 apartments, a hotel, and more off of Route 1 near Princeton.
South Amboy Gets $5 Million Grant Towards New Ferry Terminal
The final stages of planning for a 20,000-square-foot ferry terminal to be built along the Raritan River are underway and the project could be put out to bid later this year.
Deal to Build 357 Units, Hotel, and Public Pool Moves Forward in Hoboken
A proposal that would transform almost two acres along the city’s western fringe includes 17 units for homeless veterans and $3 million towards the construction of a community center and pool that the city currently lacks.
Citing COVID-19, Guttenberg Could Adjust Tax Exemption Rules
North Bergen is not the only Hudson County municipality looking to expand tax exemptions for developers. Guttenberg wants to once again reduce the size that a project would need to be in order to qualify for a five-year exemption.
Hundreds of Homes and Apartments Proposed Near Mount Olive’s International Trade Center
A company associated with the Rockefeller Group could build close to 520 homes and 192 apartments near Exit 25 on Interstate 80 in Morris County.
