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52-56 Cambridge Ave in Heights Getting Residential Conversion
John & Maryann, LLC have presented a development proposal for 52-56 Cambridge Avenue in the Heights. The new project, designed by GRO Architects, calls...
Ceremony Marks First 80/20 Affordable Housing Project in 3 Decades
Yesterday, Mayor Fulop and Forest City held a "Foundations of Progress" ceremony to kick off construction on the first 80/20 affordable housing project in...
6-Unit Building with Restaurant and Liquor License in Bergen-Lafayette
Here’s unique investment opportunity in the heart of Bergen-Lafayette. A 6-unit building with retail space in the ground floor that’s completely built out for...
The Comeback of the Hackensack
Over the last two decades, Jersey City’s Hudson River waterfront has gone from partially abandoned to a residential boom and many are wondering if...
Bold Design Brings this Ivy House Condo to Life
We’re loving the bold design in this Ivy House 2 bedroom condo recently listed for $875k. Located in the Powerhouse Arts District, the decor...
142 Newark Ave’s Modern Facelift
Located on the Newark Ave pedestrian plaza, 142 Newark is a rehabilitation project with a modern addition. The existing 1870’s structure was joined with...
KABR Group and Kushner Companies Purchase Warren at Bay
Kushner Companies and KABR Group announced today that they have purchased the iconic 124-134 Bay Street, commonly known as Warren at Bay, in the...
Planning Board Votes “No” to LeFrak: Parking Ratios Remain at Hamilton Park’s Revetment Building
After four hours of public comment, the Jersey City Planning board voted down a proposal by Newport Associate’s to lower the parking ratio at...
A Staten Island Branch of the PATH?
What happens when you take the bureaucracy and incompetence out of our public transit system and simply envision what could be? Well, NYC based...
Tug of War Over Sixth Street Embankment Enters Its Eleventh Year
Two relics of Jersey City’s industrial past that are only four blocks from each other are presently worlds apart, with one undergoing a building...
