Two new Asian-inspired eateries are hitting Washington Street, while a new Greek bakery and market helps add some culinary diversity along Hoboken’s waterfront. All this and more in today's edition of Hoboken's Retail Roundup.

Advance Realty, developer of the recently opened Harlow, announced last week their acquisition of The Metropolitan, a residential and retail property at 1300 Clinton Street in Hoboken.

Hoboken will be adding 115 new units to their affordable housing stock over the next few years, and the city is looking to streamline the process in the hope of helping the public better understand their options under the program.

A two-building project called ‘Jefferson Lofts’ is planned for 206 Jefferson Street and at 504 Second Street in Hoboken.

Hoboken’s Stevens Institute of Technology recently opened a new facility and has broken ground on another one, marking the beginning of what should be a busy year of construction on the historic campus.

The official groundbreaking for Bijou Properties’ latest venture was held on Tuesday afternoon, and some new renderings of the project were released that should excite the neighborhood about the amenities that are coming.

A redevelopment project is in the works that will demolish the existing American Legion Post 107 and replace it with a new building that will provide legion space along with apartments for veterans experiencing homelessness.

A new mixed-use development is coming to the southwestern part of the Mile Square City. Approved in November, the project will bring 12 residential units plus commercial space and parking to 8-12 Paterson Avenue.

In what shaped up to be a banner year, Jersey City closed 2016 out strong by taking the crown as NYC’s Best Neighborhood in 2016’s Curbed Cup. Now, with the release of Pure Properties’ highly anticipated South Hudson County Market Report, the city has even more to brag about.

Local developer Bijou Properties should soon be the new owner of a previously approved redevelopment project in Hoboken’s northwestern neighborhood, a move that will hopefully help jumpstart the infusion of some cutting-edge green technology into the city’s housing stock.