Tag: Mack-Cali
Smorgasbar Takes Step Toward Opening on Jersey City Waterfront
Downtown Jersey City will soon have an outdoor bar by the ownership behind Smorgasburg.
Mack-Cali Reveals Revamped Harborside Complex, Will Host Smorgasburg
A two-year renovation at a prominent building along the Jersey City waterfront is finally coming together.
Short Hills Office Portfolio Sells for $255 Million
Last week, Mack-Cali Realty Corporation announced the sale of its New Jersey Short Hills office portfolio.
Request to Move Upcoming DTJC Tower’s Affordable Units Off-Site Gets Cold Reception
Jersey City’s planning board unanimously voted against changes that would allow Mack-Cali to shift their project’s required affordable housing to another development they own on Washington Boulevard.
With Construction Well Underway, Mack-Cali Asks to Move The Charlotte’s Affordable Housing Off-Site
The company is requesting changes to a redevelopment plan that would allow them to provide required affordable units at an undisclosed location within one mile of their 57-story high rise.
Whole Foods Market in Jersey City Making Progress
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.
Mack-Cali Could Obtain Another Liquor License in Weehawken
Another Hudson County liquor license could be transferred to one of the region’s largest real estate companies.
Mack-Cali Update Offers Clarity Into COVID-19 Impact on Real Estate
Last week, Mack-Cali updated shareholders during an earnings call that was held during what is unquestionably a tough economic environment.
Liquor License Transfer Suggests a Restaurant is Coming to Weehawken’s RiverHouse 11
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.
Phase Two of Downtown Jersey City’s Urby Could Be Scaled Back
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.
