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Liberty Harbor’s 88 Regent Street Rises in Jersey City
Façade installation has begun at a 32-story tower, which is just outside Liberty State Park and will add 392 apartments and two large storefronts to the neighborhood.
Eight-Unit Project With Retail Space Envisioned Opposite Jersey City’s Mana Contemporary
An existing auto repair building at 866 Newark Avenue in Jersey City could be expanded into a five-story development.
Eliot Spitzer’s Company to Pitch High-Rise on Jersey City’s Summit Avenue
A group partially run by New York’s former Governor will soon be presenting plans for a 386-unit mixed use development.
Company Seeks Approval for Two 12-Story Buildings on Jersey City’s West Side
A major development with 450 residential units, retail space, and more could be coming to Jersey City’s West Side.
10-Story Building Proposed for 650 Grove Street, Jersey City
The proposal by Newport Associates Development Company calls for 108 residential units, office space, and parking near 18th Street and Marin Boulevard.
Prato Bakery Expanding to 150 Bay Street in Jersey City
An Italian bake shop will be bringing their third brick-and-mortar storefront to Downtown Jersey City.
Six-Story Development Proposed for MLK Drive, Jersey City
A project with 25 residential units could be coming to the former site of the Emmanuel Temple in Jersey City.
Redevelopment Plan Allowing 800-Unit Tower Approved in Downtown Jersey City
The city council has signed off on a scheme that would permit Lennar Multifamily Communities to build a tiered high-rise including 41 workforce housing units, a renovated park, and a 50,000-square foot public school.
338-Unit Project Now Planned for 49 Fisk Street, Jersey City
In May, Jersey Digs first reported on plans to bring a development with 295 units to 49 Fisk Street on Jersey City’s West Side. Now, a six-story project with 43 additional units is being proposed for the site.
Jersey City Votes For New Tax to Establish Arts and Culture Trust Fund
The City Council will soon move forward with legislation that will add a new tax on homeowners that could generate over $1 million in annual revenue to support cultural activities.
