A developer is moving forward with plans for a new eight-unit apartment building in Dunellen, having secured an approval late last month from the borough’s planning board.
State officials have unveiled a new plan to help NJ Transit monetize its real estate holdings, announcing a proposal in which it would sell properties to a fellow agency that it says is better equipped to market them for development.
The developers of the high-profile Print House project in Hackensack have completed its second phase, bringing another 425 luxury apartments to the city’s largest new residential property.
Cardinale Enterprises is seeking equity partners for a three-phase, 222-acre project in Jackson where plans call for a new convention center, two hotels and hundreds of residential units alongside a host of existing retail space and athletic facilities.
The state has approved a 10-year, $400 million tax credit award in connection with plans to build a 1.5 million-square-foot film and television studio complex on the Bayonne waterfront.
A childcare provider is coming to a three-building, 153,000-square-foot office campus in Cherry Hill as part of a project that will add more than 15,000 square feet to the property.
More than 30 new apartments are slated to come to the site of a historic sanatorium in North Plainfield after a key approval last month by the borough’s planning board.
More than 135,000 square feet of new warehouse and logistics space is coming to Florham Park under a project that’s now under construction at a former office and data center property.
LeFrak is taking the wraps off a new 385-unit luxury apartment tower in Jersey City, the latest addition to its master-planned Newport district along the Hudson waterfront.
