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A new building coming to Newark will tower over the city’s Downtown. Named, One Theater Square, it will be the city’s first new residential high-rise since the 1960’s.

A Hoboken liquor license law that’s been on the books for over two decades might be getting some big changes, and the City Council wants to hear what the public thinks about the issue.

The developer behind a new 6-story, 138-unit building in Bayonne announced they will soon begin construction on the project which will span the block from 19th Street to 21st Street along Broadway.

The Central Business District of New Jersey's largest city has seen many of its recent development projects centered around one street in the past few years. Now, even more changes could be coming to areas along the block.

The former site of Resnick’s hardware store at the corner of 46th Street and Broadway in Bayonne will soon be home to a new 10-story mixed-use project.

In the past five years, most of Newark's new development projects have been in Downtown or in the neighboring Ironbound. However, new projects are beginning to take shape in several of Newark’s other neighborhoods.

A new rental project is in the works for a parcel just steps from the 22nd Street Light Rail station in Bayonne. Madison Hill Properties, a Passaic-based developer, is behind the 70-unit building slated for 222 Ave. E. If all goes as planned, they hope to complete the project by 2018.

Soon, dozens of new residents could be coming to neighborhoods of Newark that are north of Interstate 280. In the Lower Broadway neighborhood of the City’s Central Ward, a new building is planned at 73-87 Clay Street, between Spring Street and Route 21/McCarter Highway.

Hoboken’s 14th Street Viaduct now sports a new soccer-themed addition that will be given a proper grand opening this afternoon, an event that will have local dignitaries on hand, plus several members of the New York Red Bulls.

No street on Hoboken’s west side is a bigger poster child for both the city’s growth and how it’s growing than Jefferson Street, where there are a whopping eleven projects either underway or finishing up in just an eight-block stretch.