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Jersey City Rejects Plan to Subdivide Historic District Property
A proposal to split a large lot in Jersey City’s West Bergen-East Lincoln Park Historic District has reignited debate over whether preservation should protect not only historic homes, but the land around them.
Jersey City Moves Forward with Six Tower, 2,000-Unit Plan on Baldwin Avenue
Preliminary approval was recently obtained for a six-tower plan in Jersey City that includes a new pedestrian plaza and retail.
Jersey City Exchange Place Plaza Renovation Making Progress
A $5.5 million plan to overhaul a pedestrian zone in Jersey City is starting to come together near the Hudson River waterfront.
Jersey City Planning Board Will “Reconsider” Rejected Exchange Place Plaza Plan
The Exchange Place Alliance District claims that “repeated false assertions” have been made about their Jersey City plan and will be presenting new information to dispute the alleged falsehoods.
Plans Revealed for Jersey City’s Exchange Place Plaza Overhaul
The Jersey City planning board will soon be reviewing a city-backed proposal that will refurbish the waterfront stretch.
Self-Storage Facility Could Replace West Orange’s Eagle Rock Lanes
A former bowling alley that was a landmark of sorts in West Orange might be torn down and replaced with a Public Storage location.
Argent Ventures Unveils Bold New Vision for ‘The Cove’ in Jersey City
A proposal looks to transform 18 acres of Downtown Jersey City property.
Jersey City’s Controversial Newport Pier Park Gains Approval
Following months of debate, the city’s planning board has signed off on a modified application to bring a walkway, art plaza, seating areas, and more to a pier along the Hudson River.
Boraie Development Seeks to Build 1,200 Units at Canal Crossing in Jersey City
Boraie has submitted plans to build seven five-story buildings, retail space, and parking at properties near the Garfield Avenue Light Rail station.
Following Rejection, LeFrak Submits New Plans for Newport Pier Park
The prominent Jersey City developer has eliminated a controversial section of their previous proposal that would have made a portion of the park accessible only to residents of their buildings.
