Tag: bergen-lafayette
Jersey City Greenlights 24-Story Tower near Liberty State Park
A development set to include 169 rental units will become the tallest building in Bergen-Lafayette by a significant margin.
Board to Hear Proposal for Building with Retail Space Along Grand Street, Jersey City
Two properties located in Jersey City’s Bergen-Lafayette section could soon be developed.
Firm Proposes Six-Story Project with Commercial Space on MLK Drive, Jersey City
A property in Bergen-Lafayette that is owned by the Jersey City Redevelopment Agency could become the site of a six-story mixed-use development.
40-Unit Development Approved at 475 Communipaw Avenue in Jersey City
The zoning board recently greenlit a plan that will demolish a Bergen-Lafayette car wash and replace it with a mixed-use development set to feature a sizable storefront.
Michelle Mumoli of The Mumoli Group at Triplemint Sells Jersey City Single-Family for $100K+...
334 Arlington Avenue in Bergen-Lafayette received 15 offers and went under contract after only one week on the market.
Proposal Could Bring Residences, Two Eateries to Jersey City’s Monitor Street
Fields Development Group wants to preserve and expand a century-old warehouse in Bergen-Lafayette into a mixed-use development.
Jersey City Adds Penthouse to Redesigned Public Safety Headquarters
A development that will house the city’s police and fire operations under one roof has been vertically expanded and modified a bit to include a new floor with an additional 2,000 square feet of space.
Renderings Revealed for Proposed 24-Story Tower Near Liberty State Park
A prominent developer is looking to bring a mixed-use rental building to a Bergen-Lafayette property.
Historic Jersey City Building With Ties to Mayor Frank Hague at Risk of Demolition
The Jersey City Landmarks Conservancy (JCLC) believes the Junction holds an important place in Jersey City’s history and the building at 500 Communipaw Avenue is no exception.
Lawsuit Seeks to Block 17-Story Rezoning Near Jersey City’s Berry Lane Park
A non-profit has taken the city to court over their residential rezoning of a large Communipaw Avenue property that was allegedly set aside for a park expansion.
