Tag: MHS Architecture
Jersey City’s Skyline Expands as Two New Towers Rise in Liberty Harbor
A block at the foot of Grove Street will soon be home to a pair of high rises aiming to blend new architectural trends with a more classic style found in Jersey City’s historic districts.
Development Plans Revealed as Jersey City Moves Embankment Settlement Forward
A legal battle that has lasted over 20 years could finally come to an end with a new elevated public park, a 40-story high-rise, and affordable housing units on the former elevated rail line.
182-Unit Project with Community Center Coming to 25th Street in Bayonne
A 10-story mixed-use project has been greenlit in Bayonne and will create a new community center.
Bayonne to Consider 114-Unit Development at Former St. Michael’s Site
A former church in Bayonne that has been vacant for several years could soon be home to a modern mixed-use development.
$400 Million Mixed-Use Development Breaks Ground in Jersey City
A mixed-use project that has been in the works for over five years finally has shovels in the ground and will add 670 residences and three new storefronts to Jersey City.
Jersey City’s West Side Square Tops Off as Phase Two Moves Forward
A Jersey City redevelopment looking to create a new town square and pave the way for possible mass transit expansion took two major steps forward in recent days with a topping off and rezoning meeting.
Ground Breaks on The Parker East, an 86-Unit Development in East Rutherford
Vango Development, who built a similar project in neighboring Rutherford, will be bringing a mixed-use complex to a vacant property in East Rutherford.
Renderings Revealed for Second Phase of West Side Square in Jersey City
The plans included the adaptive reuse of a former factory, a vertical expansion, and a pedestrian plaza that could facilitate a new PATH station for the Marion neighborhood.
Plans Revealed for 160-Unit Development at Former Hoboken Bus Depot
A new proposal aims to bring 160 apartments, affordable housing, retail, and an amenity-packed rooftop to Hoboken.
Just Months After Approval, Lawsuits and Liens Derail Two-Tower Project in Jersey City
Jersey Digs has learned that despite gaining approval last year, a proposed 515-unit development in Downtown Jersey City has been derailed by a lawsuit and terminated redevelopment agreement.
