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Jersey City Approves High Rise at 829 Bergen Avenue
A narrow lot in Jersey City is slated to be revitalized into a new rental complex with some affordable housing.
Jersey City Approves Related Companies’ Harborside 4, an 800-Unit Tower
The path has been cleared to revitalize a Downtown Jersey City parking lot into a mixed-use high-rise that will create several storefronts and a new plaza.
Jersey City Approves Expanded 200-Unit High-Rise, Eliminates Parking
A vacant Jersey City lot with a decade-long hope for revitalization may finally be moving forward with a revised plan that eliminates parking while adding more residences and retail space.
Jersey City Officially Files Legal Action to Seize 50 Journal Square
Jersey City is looking to acquire the vacant building 50 Journal Square via condemnation proceedings after their offer of $1.2 million was turned down.
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.
LCOR Acquires Downtown Jersey City Development Site for $54 Million
A Philadelphia company that is behind one of the largest redevelopments in Hoboken is now planning a 650-unit mixed-use complex in Jersey City.
Jersey City’s Next Green Oasis: Preliminary Plans for Courthouse Park Revealed
An effort that will finally bring a large-scale park to this Jersey City neighborhood will be revving up this year.
NYC’s Dunhuang Noodles Opens Their New Restaurant in Jersey City
NYC’s Dunhuang Noodles has quietly opened in Jersey City serving a unique fusion between middle eastern and Asian flavors.
Jersey City Advances Zoning Changes, New Tower Could Rise Downtown
KRE Group is looking to build a new tower in Jersey City that could include 600 units, new open space, and a 15% affordable housing component.
Fate of Jersey City’s 125 Monitor Street Could Be Decided Soon
One of the most problematic abandoned properties in Jersey City is still bogged down in legal proceedings but recent court moves have signaled a resolution could soon emerge.
