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Jersey City Approves 490-Unit Development on Giles Avenue

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The path has officially been cleared for the somewhat overlooked Marion section of Jersey City to gain a new high-rise that includes both retail space and affordable housing.
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Timeline Revealed for 365-Unit Mixed-Use Project on Jersey City’s West Side

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Tay Investments has officially purchased a large development site in Jersey City and has detailed their plans for when construction will begin.
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The Forte Adds 222 Apartments to Downtown Hackensack

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With interior design by INPUT, The Forte expands Hackensack’s rental inventory as part of the city’s broader revitalization efforts.
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24/7 Fitness Chain Hotworx Planning Hoboken Location

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Fitness brand Hotworx is eyeing a Hoboken property for what would be their first Hudson County outpost.
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Hoboken Architecture Firm MVMK Expands Its Newark Presence with Tribeca-Inspired Ironbound Building

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Inspired by Manhattan’s industrial lofts, a new project brings balance, brickwork, and bold design to Newark’s Ironbound.
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Jersey City Approves Development Along Newark Avenue

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Jersey City’s Planning Board has approved a mixed-use building with retail space and rooftop amenities on Newark Avenue.
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Plans Revealed for 117-Unit Development at Hoboken’s 1417 Adams Site

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A Hoboken plan for a long-vacant property could end years of affordable housing litigation while creating a new mixed-use complex with an indoor pickleball facility.
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Dead-End Block in Jersey City Could See 264 Apartments, Pickleball Court

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A once-vacant Jersey City property could soon be home to a modern apartment complex, with dozens of units reserved as affordable housing.
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Jersey City Moves Two-Tower Redevelopment of DMV Site Forward

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A state office building near one of Jersey City’s biggest transit hubs could soon be replaced with a pair of 25-story residential towers.

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