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The Original Living Social: Hoboken’s Social Club History
Immigrants flocking to Hoboken near the turn of the 20th century caused a building boom in the city, and a few social clubs built during the era still stand today.
60-Unit Building Planned Near Brick Church Train Station In East Orange
Development near train stations has been a trend in recent years across Northern New Jersey, and East Orange in Essex County is no exception.
Christie Hopes To Boost Trenton With $11.5 Million Revitalization Initiative
Last week Governor Christie announced an $11.5 million revitalization initiative for Trenton that will include the demolition of 500 vacant homes and the installation of 150 surveillance cameras.
26-Story Hotel Proposed Opposite Newark’s Military Park
A new proposal reveals plans for a massive hotel directly across from Military Park that would include restaurants and a conference center.
Visionary Transit Plan Rethinks Secaucus Junction, Makes It A Major Regional Hub
A new transit proposal by NYC-based ReThink Studios builds on the Gateway Project and suggests a regional system.
Redevelopment Of South Cove Commons, Bayonne, Will Include New Hotel
A major redevelopment of South Cove Commons that includes a brand-new hotel was approved by a unanimous City Council vote.
Bayonne’s Refinery Tavern to Celebrate Grand Opening Today
The tavern, which opened for drinks in March, will soon serve breakfast, lunch and dinner to residents of the Peninsula City.
‘Halsey Market’ Could Come To Newark’s Hahne & Co. Building
Plans are in the early stages for a new food marketplace at the Hahne & Company Building in Downtown Newark.
AeroFarms To Open World’s Largest Indoor Farm In Camden
AeroFarms will open a second facility in Camden, surpassing the size of their Newark farm.
Asbury Park Is Booming But For Many Long-Time Residents, The Change Is Worrisome
$1 billion in capital for redevelopment is promised over the next decade, but locals wonder where they will fit in the new Asbury Park
