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Jersey City Approves 300-Unit Tower in Liberty Harbor with Affordable Housing
An empty plot of Downtown Jersey City land that was once envisioned to be a hotel is instead slated to become a new mixed-use complex with substantial affordable housing.
Jersey City Approves New 300-Unit Development in Liberty Harbor
The new complex will feature a Montessori School, retail space, and create a one-block extension of Morris Boulevard to complete the area’s street grid.
Plans Revealed for Another 41-Story Tower from LeFrak in Jersey City
One of the most prominent developers along the Jersey City waterfront has already drawn up another proposal for a 355-unit complex.
Hoboken Approves 382-Unit Mixed-Use Development on Clinton Street
Bijou Properties has been given the full green light to add two buildings, a linear park, and retail space to Hoboken.
Tishman Speyer Acquires Land Beneath Their 2,000-Unit Jersey City Development
The largest residential project under construction along the Jersey City waterfront is slated to add nearly 2,000 apartments to the landscape.
Jersey City’s Soaring New Tower Plans for Liberty Harbor Revealed
A plan to revitalize a vacant Jersey City lot could soon be finalized as local officials showed support for the proposed zoning changes.
Final 218-Unit Phase of Hartz Mountain’s Estuary Rises in Weehawken
This waterfront stretch of Weehawken will be gaining some new neighbors as the last portion of a multi-building complex is rising in Lincoln Harbor.
Plans Revealed for Two-Tower Project at Hoboken’s Poggi Press Site
Advance Realty has presented plans to bring a pair of high-rises, a new public plaza, and streetscape improvements to this Hoboken property.
Westview Looks to Lead Development Along Jersey City’s West Side
A new visionary plan is currently in pre-development planning that will act as a beacon for Jersey City’s West Side neighborhood.
Fort Lee Signs Off on Two-Pronged Modera Development With 425 Total Units
Mill Creek Residential Trust recently won approvals to bring a pair of high-rises to Fort Lee with some affordable housing units.
