Tag: MVMK Architecture
Development to be Pitched for Moe’s Bait and Tackle Shop in Jersey City
A Jersey City business that served the community for almost 50 years could soon be home to a restoration and addition project that includes ground floor retail space.
Hoboken’s Malibu Diner to Close, Reopen Inside Redeveloped Property
The old school restaurant will shut down soon to make way for a redevelopment plan that will reinstall the diner inside a modern building.
Jersey City Set to Hear Plans for 71-Unit Project on Communipaw Avenue
A Jersey City building of notable historic significance could meet the wrecking ball if a new application is approved.
K. Hovnanian Homes to Pitch 44-Unit Development in Asbury Park
The Matawan-based company is looking to develop two condominium buildings on Bergh Street.
Renderings Revealed as Jersey City Approves 172-Unit Complex near McGinley Square
The plan will construct two buildings along Summit Avenue, rehabilitate a historic home, and add a new green space and playground along Storms Avenue.
373-Unit Journal Square Estates Development Approved in Jersey City
The planning board signed off on a proposal to develop a former car dealership into two 12-story buildings set to add retail space along Kennedy Boulevard.
Jersey City Approves 186-Unit Tower with Hotel and Banquet Space along JFK Boulevard
A Pep Boys facility is slated to meet the wrecking ball and be replaced with a 30-story mixed-use development that includes office space plus a penthouse restaurant.
10-Story Development Planned at Former Siperstein’s Property in Jersey City
A Bright Street building once used as a paint factory outlet could be replaced with a mixed-use project just a few blocks from an iconic “ghost sign” that is passed by thousands of drivers every day.
Ex-Hackensack Mayor Sues to Block 270-Unit Main Street Development
A company with deep ties to a prominent political family is looking to the courts in hopes of derailing a Hackensack mixed-use project.
Revamp of 17-23 Perrine Avenue Moves Forward Near Journal Square
Jersey City’s planning board approved the revisioning of a 56-unit project that will reduce the visual impact on the streetscape and add housing to one of the area’s quieter streets.
