Tag: MVMK Architecture
Jersey City Approves Seven Story Development on Van Reipen Avenue
A plan to demolish several smaller homes and replace them with a mixed-use development has been given the greenlight by Jersey City officials.
Legal Settlement Could Finally Bring Building to Jersey City’s 107 New York Avenue
Following a lawsuit over rejected proposals to revitalize a warehouse in The Heights, the city has agreed to a deal that would adaptively reuse and expand the building.
Asbury Park Set to Consider Quirky Two Building Condo Proposal from K. Hovnanian
This unusual Asbury Park development, reminiscent of the movie “Up,” is looking to build two separate condo buildings that would surround a single-family home.
Renderings Revealed for Development on Jersey City’s Giles Avenue
A developer with a large stake in the Marion section of Jersey City is putting together a plan to breathe new life into several underutilized parcels.
Mixed Use Development With 136 Units Could Rise in Jersey City
A New York-based developer that has several Jersey City projects in the works will be proposing a six-story building.
365-Unit Development Heads to Jersey City’s Planning Board
Several properties on Culver Avenue in Jersey City could be revitalized from industrial buildings into an eight-story structure.
Asbury Park to Consider 92-Unit Mixed-Use Proposal with Affordable Housing
Asbury Park's planning board is slated to hear a plan to revitalize the former People’s Ice & Coal Company site with a modern development.
Plans for Redevelopment of Hoboken’s Windsor Wax Building Move Forward
Hoboken’s planning board is slated to review an application for a 60-unit building along Newark Street that includes three storefronts and a new public plaza.
Jersey City Approves 218-Unit Tower Along Route 440
A block-long strip mall in an emerging Jersey City neighborhood will be demolished and replaced with a 15-story project.
Yet Another Proposal Emerges for 107 New York Avenue in Jersey City
The owners of a block-long warehouse in The Heights, Jersey City hope that a new version of a rejected development can finally win over the community and revitalize the site.
