Over the weekend, at least one, but possibly two dogs were seen hanging around the Hamilton Square Development. The mutts were likely left left there purposely by developer Exeter Property to thwart thieving. However, we’re left wondering how responsible this is with Saturday’s high temperature reaching 89 degrees and a children’s playground just a few […]
Condo rises in new Jersey City neighborhoodA bit on the Liberty Harbor North Development. Harwood Closes on Journal Square ParcelOne step closer to making Journal Square hospitable. Jefforson TrustHoboken411 has pretty renderings of the proposed expansion of the Jefferson Trust building in Hoboken.
Dixon Mills, the restored pencil factory apartment complex renovated a decade ago was sold a few months ago with the intent of selling off the units as condominium units. The day has come with the launch of an official website, which of course means Floor Plan Porn. It seems that not every unit has yet […]
$106M vote of confidence for DowntownThe Journal reports that 30 and 2 Montgomery Street have sold for $106 Million dollars and will be replaced with a massive office, retail, and residential complex similar in scope to the Time Warner Center. (via Wired Forum) 30 Montgomery Street(right side of below photo), a 15 Story tower built […]
A crane and what looks to be pilings were evident today in the parking lot at the corner of Sixth Street and Washington Blvd, site of the future Monaco Towers. Renderings of the towers can be viewed at the wired forums. The two Monaco towers are to built north of the the existing Doubletree Hotel […]
Hamilton Park’s long overdue renovation may finally move forward after a vote on June 9th. The finalized plans are viewable online. Voting is to take place from 11AM to 5PM in Hamilton Park on June 9 during the park festival. Coincidentally, there is a park festival on June 9th that includes music and food.
As Liberty Harbor North prepares to close on the first units of the project this summer, we thought it might be time to pause and reflect on the changes that have occurred in this city within a city over the last two years. After reaching way back into our archive, we came across the below […]
The Abora 3 project is attempting to cross the Atlantic Ocean in a viking style reed ship to demonstrate the possibility that vikings could have showed up centuries before Columbus. One of the reed ships found itself on dry land this weekend in the marina next to Paulus Hook. So some fool is going to […]
After seven years of planting flowers and vegetables in the downtown of Jersey City, the Brunswick Street Community Garden may be coming to a bitter end. In identical posts on JCList and Wired JC, community activist Janet Allen is accused of spitefully terminating the garden group’s lease for the plot of land. The city, believing […]
OKs shorter abatementGrove Pointe’s abbreviated abatement on the rental portion of the tower was approved. Cinco Tacos, Hold de MayoDowntown Taqueria gets some love from the Hudson Current Toll Brother’s City LivingHoiboken411 reports on Toll Brother’s ratings of housing markets. The Jersey City / Hoboken Market gets high marks.
