Tag: journal square
390-Unit Journal Square Tower Secures $109.5 Million Financing
Northwestern Mutual provided the $109.5 million financing package for the nearly fully leased Jersey City tower, which was completed in 2024.
Proposed Jersey City Waste Facility Sparks Fierce Opposition from Residents, Officials
Jersey City residents will get another chance to weigh in on the proposed waste facility August 20 as opposition grows over environmental, health, and neighborhood impacts.
Singh Tower Celebrates Grand Opening in Jersey City
Singh Tower in Journal Square, Jersey City recently held a ribbon cutting at the property.
Jersey City’s Five Corners Library Closes Indefinitely
A public library that has served the Journal Square community since the 1950s has closed its doors as both a temporary replacement and plans for a permanent one are already underway.
Jersey City Approves Casa 824 Development in Journal Square
A six-story project was recently greenlit along a stretch of Pavonia Avenue in Jersey City that otherwise consists of two- and three-story homes.
Long Planned 27-Story Tower in Jersey City Gains Approval
A plan that first emerged in 2021 will add 584 residences, office space, and ground floor retail to about half an acre of land in Jersey City.
Renderings Revealed for 1,483-Unit Proposal on Jersey City’s JFK Boulevard
A modest three-story building in Journal Square, Jersey City could be replaced by a two-tower project that includes retail space, affordable housing, and a hotel component.
Wine Dad’s Celebrates Grand Opening of Their Third Location in Journal Square
The local boutique liquor store will party all weekend at their new Sip Avenue location with samples of adult beverages and special surprises.
An Exclusive First Look at Singh Tower, Journal Square’s Newest Luxury Address
The new 30-story development will bring condominiums, luxury rentals, and six floors of amenities to Journal Square, Jersey City.
NYC’s The Kati Roll Company Opening Jersey City Outpost
The fast-casual Indian restaurant is crossing the Hudson River 24 years after first bringing their Kolkata street food concept to Greenwich Village.
