Tag: LCOR
Hoboken Construction Update: A Look at What’s Rising Across the Mile Square City
From a sweeping overhaul of Hoboken Terminal to hundreds of new apartments, storefronts and a waterfront park, construction is reshaping nearly every corner of the Mile Square City.
Construction Update: Cranes Dot Downtown Jersey City’s Skyline Once Again
Jersey Digs takes a look at about a dozen of the biggest developments underway throughout Downtown Jersey City including towers, historic preservation projects, and a major infrastructure undertaking.
Construction Begins at 34-Story 107 Morgan in Jersey City
Downtown Jersey City is slated to get another tower with a new public plaza, streetscape improvements, and a sizable retail component.
Work Begins to Restore and Revitalize Historic Hoboken Terminal
Construction is ramping up at one of New Jersey’s most significant public-private partnership developments in Hoboken.
Charlie, First Phase of Hoboken Connect, Nabs $155 Million in Financing
The largest residential project currently under construction in Hoboken has obtained a large chunk of change to pay for its construction.
$900M Hoboken Connect Project Breaks Ground on 27-Story Residential Tower, Charlie
The $900 million Hoboken Connect project reached a major milestone with the groundbreaking of Charlie, a 27-story sustainable residential tower with 20% affordable housing.
New Images Revealed as Jersey City Approves 34-Story Tower on Morgan Street
A new project from LCOR will transform almost two acres of surface parking to a mixed-use development in Jersey City.
High-Rise Plans Revealed for 107 Morgan Street in Jersey City
A 34-story high-rise is in the works for a Jersey City parking lot that would include an “arcade” plaza designed to showcase artists.
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.
First 27-Story Phase of Hoboken Connect to Begin Construction in March
The residential component of a plan to restore and redevelop the area around Hoboken Terminal was recently awarded a $90 million tax credit towards the affordable housing component.
