Tag: Hampton Hill Architecture
Jersey City Approves Development on Liberty Avenue with 10% Affordable Housing
A Warren-based company has been given the green light to bring an eight-story residential project with 10% affordable housing to Jersey City.
Ground Broken on Mixed-Use Project with Affordable Housing in Jersey City
Elizabeth-based Tag Development has begun work on a project that includes affordable housing and will add a new storefront to one of Jersey City’s major thoroughfares.
Jersey City Approves Redesigned Expansion at 74 Bowers Street
A historic building in Jersey City Heights will be preserved and expanded over several garages while renovating a storefront in the neighborhood.
Jersey City Approves Mixed-Use Project at 511 Newark Avenue
A quirky lot along one of Jersey City’s main roads is going from headstones to households as a new development has been greenlit along a rapidly changing corridor.
Jersey City Approves Revamp of Forrest Street Development
A stalled Jersey City proposal for a parcel near the Martin Luther King Jr. Drive Light Rail Station has been redesigned.
Development Proposed for Century-Old Headstone Company Site in Jersey City
The E. Pompilio & Sons property in downtown Jersey City could soon be demolished to make way for a modern building with a ground-floor storefront.
Jersey City Approves 32-Unit Mixed-Use Project Near St. Peter’s University
A local company can now move forward with a development along West Side Ave, Jersey City that will add two storefronts to the streetscape.
Development Could Finally Happen at Vacant Newark Ave Site, Jersey City
A Jersey City property that has been vacant for almost four years could finally be revitalized while adding a new storefront.
Development Proposed near Saint Peter’s University, Jersey City
The five-story building would be constructed along West Side Avenue in Jersey City if approved.
Residential Redevelopment Planned for The Village, Jersey City
The building at the corner of Monmouth and 1st streets in Jersey City could be expanded into a three-story residential project.
