Tag: Mack-Cali

Work to revamp two floors of a Downtown office building into the grocer’s second Hudson county outpost is underway, but a few components still need to be implemented before the market can open its doors.

Another Hudson County liquor license could be transferred to one of the region’s largest real estate companies.

Last week, Mack-Cali updated shareholders during an earnings call that was held during what is unquestionably a tough economic environment.

A company associated with Mack-Cali’s Roseland Residential Trust and a business known as Butcher and Baker is planning to transfer a liquor license to RiverHouse 11 at Port Imperial.

Several indicators have emerged that the second portion of the massive development could be downsized to a single tower but still include almost 800 units.

A project totaling 680 residential units plus commercial space has been green lit by the city’s planning board.

“The Upton” is being developed by Mack-Cali across from The Mall at Short Hills and is expected to bring around 200 apartments to Millburn Township.

A new façade has started going up as Mack-Cali’s $75 million revamp continues to transform its waterfront property into a 24/7 destination.

Changes coming to the Mack-Cali property set to host the market include converting a portion of a parking garage into retail space and designating part of Pearl Street for one-way traffic.

The ownership of liquor licenses in Jersey City continues to shift as some businesses close, others change hands, and new ones are planned.