Tag: Pegasus Partners
Construction Begins at 357-Unit Jefferson Street Tower in Hoboken
A major redevelopment in uptown Hoboken has finally gotten off the ground after years of legal twists and turns as a partnership has been formed and work has begun.
Jersey City Advances Two-Tower, 1,000-Unit Plan at 660 Grove Street
A development from Pegasus Partners that would rise near the Hoboken border and includes a 15% affordable housing component has taken a step forward.
Renderings Revealed as 22-Story Hoboken Development Moves Forward
The City Council recently approved an agreement looking to bring a 298-unit mixed-use tower to this Hoboken property.
Taller Development Approved at Jersey City Unleashed Site
A proposal to revitalize a former pet spa near the Holland Tunnel in Jersey City will now be a bit higher as officials greenlit revamped plans.
Jersey City Approves Two-Tower, 613-Unit Development Along Marin Boulevard
A mixed-use project that will create significant affordable housing in Downtown Jersey City has finally been green lit.
Lawsuit Claims Hoboken and Union City are Conspiring to Block Approved Development
Pegasus Partners alleges that Hoboken’s mayor is making false statements and reneging on an agreement over building height objections raised by Union City officials.
New Renderings Emerge as 357-Unit Project Heads to Hoboken’s Planning Board
A 184-foot-tall development with several community givebacks could gain final approvals despite some sudden controversy over the building’s height.
Plans for Expansion, Veterans Housing Revealed at Hoboken’s American Legion Post
A Hoboken institution will add much needed affordable housing units for veterans.
700-Unit Development Advances Along Madison Street in Northwest Hoboken
The city’s council has executed a redevelopment agreement that looks to revitalize the former home of the Universal Folding Box Company.
Deal to Build 357 Units, Hotel, and Public Pool Moves Forward in Hoboken
A proposal that would transform almost two acres along the city’s western fringe includes 17 units for homeless veterans and $3 million towards the construction of a community center and pool that the city currently lacks.
