Tag: bergen-lafayette
Hooked JC Re-Opens for Indoor Dining in Jersey City
Hooked JC, which serves fresh seafood in po’ boy, platter and salad format, is once again welcoming diners inside their nautically themed eatery.
Non-Profit Sues Jersey City Over Their Cancelled Redevelopment Project
The Morris Canal Community Development Corporation claims that Jersey City terminated their development so they could instead bring "luxury housing in a high-rise development” to the site.
Charming 3-Bed, 3-Bath Row House in Ideal Bergen-Lafayette Location
Three-bedroom, three-bathroom row house in Bergen Lafayette with flexible open floor plan on three levels.
Historic Bergen-Lafayette Factory Reimagined as Luxury Loft-Style Rentals Now Available
Smoothon Lofts, located at 568 Communipaw Avenue, offers just eighteen luxury rental residences, where industrial chic meets historic charm.
PHOTOS: Eight-Story Development Tops Out on Whiton and Pine Streets, Jersey City
The Bergen-Lafayette, Jersey City complex is expected to include 56 apartments at a site that once contained a sanitation garage.
Developer Proposes 70-Unit Third Phase of Jersey City’s Garabrant Complex
The new building along Monitor Street in Bergen-Lafayette, Jersey City would be eight stories tall.
40-Unit Development Sells for $16M Prior to Opening in Bergen-Lafayette, Jersey City
GRID Real Estate and JLL Capital Markets announced the $16 million sale of a development project currently finishing up construction in Jersey City.
Jersey City Approves Adaptive Reuse Plan for Monitor Street Warehouse
Field Development Group has been given the go-ahead to expand a Jersey City industrial building into a residential project with two café spaces.
Sister Project of Jersey City’s Garabrant Development Moves Toward Completion
The 56-unit building is being developed on Monitor Street in Bergen-Lafayette, Jersey City.
Churches on Jersey City’s Pacific Avenue Being Converted Into Residential Developments
Two Bergen-Lafayette, Jersey City, churches are each being adaptively reused and will bring more residential units to the neighborhood.
