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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.
Three Proposed Buildings Could Bring Nearly 200 Units to Communipaw Avenue, Jersey City
Major changes could be coming to a section of Jersey City’s West Side near Lincoln Park. Several properties, including the old Al’s Diner site, are the subject of development applications.
Downtown Jersey City Garage Could Be Converted Into Art Studios
The owner of an old garage on Bright Street wants to convert the building into the “Bright St. Studios.”
Jersey City Heights Building Could Be Converted Into 13-Unit Project
A building on Irving Street in Jersey City that is used for warehousing and commercial purposes could be converted into a 13-unit development.
Jersey City Planning Board to Hear 11-Unit McGinley Square Development Application
A developer could replace a house at 87 Storms Avenue in Jersey City with a four-story multi-family project.
Former Jersey City Church Could Be Converted Into Residential Development
The old Gethsemane Baptist Church in Bergen-Lafayette is the subject of a proposal that calls for turning the building into a residential development.
Jersey City Approves Mixed-Use Project at 668 Communipaw Avenue
The city’s zoning board green lit a plan to demolish a one-story warehouse and replace it with a 19-unit project that includes two ground floor storefronts.
20-Unit Development Approved at 377 Fourth Street in Jersey City
Plans to revitalize vacant land next to Dr. Michael Conti Public School #5 moved forward last month via a new residential-only project that does not include any off-street parking.
Lafayette’s Newest Project 424 Whiton Street Ok’d by Planning Board
In another sign that Jersey City development continues to push further into neighborhoods outside of Downtown, the Planning Board recently approved a new project at 420-424 Whiton Street in the Lafayette neighborhood.
