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Head of Jersey City Redevelopment Agency Set to Leave

Jersey City Planning Board OKs Redevelopment Proposal for 70 Apartments and Retail Space in Bergen-Lafayette

Jersey City officials have approved plans to replace a deteriorating structure with apartments, retail space, and affordable housing.

Jersey City Council Hesitant to Reopen Bergen-Lafayette Redevelopment Plan

The City Council is proceeding cautiously amid discussions with a new developer about a project at 417 Communipaw Ave. in Bergen-Lafayette.  A previous developer’s proposal for a 1...

Jersey City Hiring Director of Housing Preservation as Rents and Redevelopment Surge

Jersey City is hiring a Director of Housing Preservation as the city continues addressing housing and affordability challenges.

Apartment tower with office, retail space in Jersey City nears completion

A 13-story, 196-unit apartment development in the white-hot Jersey City market is nearing completion, marking a milestone for a project financed late in 2024 through a $35 million...

Agency Approves Contract to Repair ‘SoHo West’ Park

The Jersey City Redevelopment Agency (JCRA) has approved contracts to look into repairs at a park opened in 2021 in the “SoHo West” neighborhood. The park, known as Coles Park, was...

Jersey City Planning Board OKs Five-Story Mixed-Use Project Near Lincoln Park

The proposed Jersey City project includes some affordable apartments, retail and a green roof.

JCRA OKs $325k separation agreement with ED Jeffrey, appoints Fiore acting ED

The Jersey City Redevelopment Agency (JCRA) unanimously approved (6-0) a $325,000 separation agreement with now former Executive Director Diana Jeffrey, while appointing Assistant...

Jersey City Approves New 170-Unit Development Near Berry Lane Park

A Jersey City tract could soon be home to a residential complex with affordable housing that will also create a new road with public on-street parking spaces.

Plans Revealed for Two 35-Story Towers on Jersey City’s Sip Avenue

The search is underway to find a partner that would help bring a 720-unit development that includes affordable housing to Jersey City.

Project at Communipaw and Grand Gets Approval After Litigation, Settlement

A Bergen-Lafayette property that was recently embroiled in a lawsuit might finally see a mixed-use development at the odd intersection of Grand Street and Communipaw Avenue, known...

Jersey City Approves First Phase of Sacred Heart Revitalization

Jersey City officials have approved the first phase of a long-planned redevelopment at the former Sacred Heart campus in Greenville.

Jersey City Approves New Development on Palisade Avenue

The path has been cleared for a new mixed-use complex in Jersey City’s northernmost neighborhood.

Images Revealed as Jersey City Approves Plan for Historic Firehouse

A building in Downtown Jersey City that dates to the 1840s is slated to be reborn into a mixed-use development that will preserve the property’s exterior while breathing new life i...

Jersey City Approves 55-Story Tower with Whole Foods Market

The burgeoning Journal Square neighborhood is about to transform even more with an 840-unit tower that will feature Whole Foods on the ground floor.

Edgy Baldwin Avenue Development to Get Redesign and Added Community Benefits

A mixed-use development slated for an old factory site on Baldwin Avenue is undergoing a redesign, despite receiving preliminary approval from planning officials last year. The rev...

Jersey City Planning Board OKs 55-story skyscraper in Journal Square near Loew’s

The Jersey City Planning Board approved a 55-story skyscraper with 894 units, with 10 percent affordable housing, in Journal Square near the Landmark Loew’s Jersey Theatre at last...

Hudson County Awards Contract to Study Bus Rapid Transit on JFK Blvd.

Jersey City Council withdraws Morris Canal redevelopment study after voicing doubts

The Jersey City Council withdrew a resolution for the planning board to again study the Morris Canal redevelopment plan after voicing doubts during last night’s meeting. By Daniel...

Controversial Steel Tech Site Heads Back to Drawing Board with Possible New Buyer

Jersey City Committee Confronts Rent Control Enforcement Challenges

Journal Square Tower with Whole Foods, Next to Loew’s, Art Walk, Approved

Park Group Decries Possible County Takeover of Courthouse Park Project

If an email sent Wednesday to a community group is accurate, Hudson County and Jersey City may be on the verge of striking a deal that could further delay a plan to build a park on...

Grand Street Firehouse Settlement, MLK Affordable Housing Contribution Up for Council Approval