Liberty Harbor construction crews were on site Saturday morning continuing to plug away at the mammoth development. This summer, the developer note that new buildings in the development would not break ground for at least another year, but that the current projects would be seen to completion.
A sign on the sales office claims 40% of units have sold though sales started long before construction. Larges portions of the foundation have been poured.
On the corner of Jersey Avenue and First Street, a small development broke ground this summer and rapidly ascended. There was a small crisis when the wall nearly collapsed — the wrong type of braces were installed. But since making the necessary repairs, the building has progressed quickly. The lot was formerly a fenced in, […]
Only a few more of the upper floors on 70 Greene Street still need glass, as seen here on Saturday afternoon.
213 Newark Avenue is now one floor high, though construction is now at a snail’s pace.
The Times reports that Tower 1 at Trump Plaza is about 45% sold, or 200 of 440 units. Trump himself has taken to the radio waves in recent weeks, hawking the units with his usual brusque manner. Trump marketing also has in the past flown airplanes trailed by banners up and down the Hudson River; […]
The Belfuse Site in May 2007 The site for The Belfuse is once again active after breaking ground in January 2007 and sitting idle for more than 18 months. The ground was covered with black plastic, venting, and piping, leading to speculation there was some form of remediation required before construction could continue. The site […]
A new building is sprouting up on Jersey Avenue at First Street. The site broke ground a few weeks ago and is already well onto a third story. The lot was once used for selling Christmas trees. The site is just off Newark Avenue — the bank of America on Newark Avenue spans the block […]
The Real Deal notes that Crystal Point, the Second Street tower rapidly rising on the waterfront, is set to open next month. While progress has advanced a few more floors than depicted in the above photo, they are not actually anywhere near really opening. Also of note, the superfluous “e” at the end of Point […]
213 Newark Avenue, a Field’s Development Project, has popped up above the ground level. The six story building fills in a major vacant lot on Newark Avenue, and will include retail as well as apartments. For years, the property sat vacant with a for sale sign. The original five story plan was amended after Field’s […]
