Tag: MVMK Architecture
Asbury Park Planning Board Delays Vote on 67-Unit Mixed-Use Proposal
The proposal to redevelop a 2-acre site in Asbury Park has been in the works since 2022, but the board wants more before voting yes.
Hoboken’s Next Construction Boom Takes Shape
A major revitalization of Hoboken's train station is being complemented by new developments and greenspace but a few question marks still remain too.
Jersey City Tower Pauses Construction as City Mulls Allowing 20 More Stories to the...
A development in Jersey City’s Journal Square neighborhood that has already begun rising could almost double in size to take advantage of affordable housing incentives.
Team Moza Sells Prime Development Site at 829 Bergen Ave, Jersey City
Team Moza is excited to announce the sale of 829 Bergen Avenue, a fully approved development site in Journal Square, Jersey City.
Hoboken’s Wonder Lofts Achieves Full Sell-Out, Preserving an Industrial Legacy
One of Hoboken’s most-storied buildings has achieved a full sell-out after its transformation from an abandoned Wonder Bread bakery to luxury condominiums.
Jersey City Approves High Rise at 829 Bergen Avenue
A narrow lot in Jersey City is slated to be revitalized into a new rental complex with some affordable housing.
Hoboken Approves Brewery and Retail Project on Adams Street
A unique development looking to add a brewery to Hoboken’s landscape has been given the green light.
Jersey City Approves Expanded 200-Unit High-Rise, Eliminates Parking
A vacant Jersey City lot with a decade-long hope for revitalization may finally be moving forward with a revised plan that eliminates parking while adding more residences and retail space.
10-Story Senior Housing Development Approved in Jersey City
A mostly vacant lot in Jersey City will soon be transformed into a modern senior housing complex.
Hoboken Rejects Plan to Bring Food Hall Development to Clinton Street
A spokesperson for the developer that was looking to bring a mixed-use building with a food vendor hall to Hoboken called the Zoning Board decision "NIMBYism of the worst kind."
