Residential & Mixed Use
Long-awaited ‘Hoboken Connect’ project to break ground this month, LCOR says

Construction is set to begin this month on the long-stalled project that will bring 386 apartments, a new office tower and public improvements to the blocks surrounding Hoboken Terminal.

Residential & Mixed Use
LCOR buys Jersey City development site from Veris Residential, eyes new high-rise project

LCOR Inc. has secured a nearly two-acre development site in downtown Jersey City, acquiring the parcel from Veris Residential Inc. in a $54 million deal arranged by JLL.

Government & Public Policy
NJ Transit: Ground lease with LCOR ‘sets the stage’ for Hoboken Connect groundbreaking

The long-awaited Hoboken Connect project took a key step forward on Tuesday with the approval of a ground lease between NJ Transit and LCOR, the developer for what’s slated to include new apartment and office towers and upgrades to the city’s historic transit terminal.

Government & Public Policy
Plan for ‘Hoboken Connect’ apartment tower advances with $90 million EDA tax credit

A key piece of a sweeping redevelopment in Hoboken is moving ahead with the support of a 10-year, $90 million tax credit award that was approved last month by state officials.

Office
LCOR launches leasing for planned 700,000 sq. ft. office building at Hoboken Connect

LCOR has launched its leasing campaign for what will be more than 700,000 square feet of waterfront office space in Hoboken, part of the mixed-use development that’s slated to transform the blocks around the city’s iconic transit terminal.

Government & Public Policy
Murphy joins LCOR, NJ Transit to break ground on historic Hoboken Connect project

Construction is set to begin on the long-awaited Hoboken Connect project, where plans call for improving the city’s historic transit terminal, infrastructure upgrades and new development that would include nearly 400 apartments and 635,000 square feet of high-end office space.

Cover Story
LCOR, NJ Transit seek to reopen historic ferry building as part of high-profile Hoboken project

Development firm LCOR is seeking to revitalize the long-dormant, two-story ferry terminal in Hoboken — envisioning uses such as event space, market-style retail and other concepts — in what could be the centerpiece of a plan to transform the city’s historic transit hub.

Government & Public Policy
Hoboken approves redevelopment agreement with LCOR for high-profile terminal project

The long-awaited plan to improve Hoboken Terminal and build new apartments, office space and public amenities nearby took a key step forward this week with the city’s approval of a redevelopment agreement with LCOR, the firm that is spearheading the project.

Editor’s Note
Out of the shadows

In this month’s cover story we highlights the plan to restore and reactivate the property’s long-dormant and long-vacant ferry terminal. The master development team at LCOR envisions it as a unique destination for commuters, city residents and visitors — and as the centerpiece of the plan called Hoboken Connect — which became clearer after I recently toured the space with the firm’s Brian Barry. The building’s second floor, with its 21-foot ceiling heights and a large, column-less floorplate stretching nearly 500 feet, has all the makings of such a destination and the potential to achieve one of LCOR and NJ Transit’s top objectives: opening the terminal to the public while enhancing the commuter experience.

Top News
LCOR reveals new-look office, apartment towers amid plan to transform Hoboken terminal

A developer has unveiled new details of a plan to transform the area around Hoboken Terminal, including a proposed 635,000-square-foot office tower and nearly 400 apartments alongside open space, infrastructure upgrades and a renovation of the historic transit hub.