Two major projects looking to spruce up one of Jersey City’s oldest institutions are moving full speed ahead during the summer months.

Plans to redevelop a corner warehouse have been scaled back from a previous edition, but the green lit project would still be one of the neighborhood’s tallest buildings if it breaks ground.

The 211-room hotel will include a ground floor bistro featuring a cocktail menu from the company that curated NYC’s Death & Co.

VYV transforms renting into an exceptional lifestyle with modern residences, high-end finishes, hotel-style amenities, and a convenient Downtown Jersey City location.

Unit 205 is a rarely available two-bed, two-bath condo for sale, offering a spacious layout, private outdoor space, and plenty of urban perks. Open House this Sunday, 8/2, from 1-4 p.m.

The company finalized a $23.75 million deal to transfer the 58-unit mixed-use property to a New York-based holding company, but has retained the rights for the undeveloped second phase slated for a lot across the street.

The city’s zoning board green lit a plan to demolish a one-story warehouse and replace it with a 19-unit project that includes two ground floor storefronts.

A developer that was once hoping to build a four-tower project with over 2,300 units is working on a proposal for several properties along Downtown’s fringe, albeit at a much smaller scale.

A 42-story proposal is being reshaped following a court settlement, which paves the way for almost an acre of public amenities at 500 Summit Avenue.

The unique chain, known for the Chickenjoy and Jolly Spaghetti, started offering pick-up service at their second and largest Jersey City location over the weekend.