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Urby’s Long-Planned Second Phase in Downtown Jersey City Moves Forward with New Joint Venture
The future of the long-planned later phases of Urby in Downtown Jersey City has become a bit clearer as a new joint venture has been announced for the long-stalled development.
Long-Planned 1,500 Unit Urby Phase Two Takes Step Forward in Downtown Jersey City
A surface parking lot slated to be home to a two-tower project is officially closed, with excavation work already underway.
505 Summit, a 54-Story Tower, Tops Out in Jersey City
A high-rise from Panepinto Properties will add 605 residential units, retail space, and a new public plaza to the burgeoning Journal Square neighborhood in Jersey City.
Jersey City Approves Changes to Urby Phase Two Including Plaza Revamp
The massive second phase of Jersey City Urby is making progress with recent approvals and new renderings released.
Panepinto Properties Breaks Ground on 53-Story Tower in Jersey City
The Jersey City project will create 605 rental units, new retail space, and a new 3,300 square foot public plaza along Summit Avenue.
605-Unit Pathside Tower in Jersey City Secures $193M Financing as Work Begins
Panepinto Properties has landed a $193 million construction loan to build their 53-story high-rise in Jersey City.
PHOTOS: Journal Square Urby Coming Together in Jersey City
One of the many towers taking shape in Journal Square, Jersey City will bring Ironstate’s Urby living concept to the neighborhood.
Jersey City Approves 246-Unit Rampart House Along Former Rail Line
The company will be incorporating a former elevated railway into their latest seven-story project that will complete a three-building revitalization in Jersey City.
New Renderings Revealed as Phase Two of Jersey City Urby Gains Approval
The second portion of the massive project has been redesigned a bit and will now include 1,606 residences inside two 69-story towers that feature five storefronts.
New Plans Submitted for Long-Delayed Phase Two of Jersey City Urby
The second act for one of the largest redevelopments along the Hudson River is finally moving forward in Jersey City.
