New York based AXA insurance signed a 15 year lease for nearly 250,000 square feet of space in Newport Tower, reports CoStar Group. The lease begins next year. Newport Tower is the center piece of Lefrak’s office towers in Newport, standing 36 stories and completed in 1991.
Wired Forum member KLJC has an excellent write up concerning the approved 110 First Street. The site of a former warehouse was restricted in total height, units, and floor area in a settlement agreement between the city and New Gold Equities, the developer responsible for demolishing buildings at 110 and 111 First Street. The development […]
Rumors have been circulating on the internet that the vacant lot at 110 First Street, just west of the recently completed Athena ‘A’ Tower, was being prepped for construction. It seems the development is going before the planning board (PDF) seeking 452 units, 343 parkings spaces, and nearly 14,000 square feet of retail. In July […]
Sunday morning began as a typical day in the neighborhood– screeching rubber, scraping metal, and the clatter of a car jumping the curb. Serious traffic accidents have become all too typical along Erie Street with Sunday’s wreck only the latest on this quiet residential street in Harsimus Cove. if you are looking for a speeding ticket […]
Actually, restaurant TWO weeks. But who’s counting. Check it out: Hudson Restaurant
Duane Reade, the New York pharmacy synonymous with Manhattan street corners, has been confirmed as a tenant of Grove Pointe by Hudson Now, a Jersey Journal Blog. The rumor that Duane Reade was coming to Grove Pointe has been circulating since at least last January. Hudson Now cites a real estate broker as a source […]
Monaco Towers, a major residential tower on Washington Blvd and Sixth Street, kinda, sorta broke ground last June. After a few pilings found their way into the ground, construction stopped– and the credit market had a melt down. The towers, originally planned as a condominium project has since become a rental project. Hudson Now reported […]
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The New York Times took a ride on the PATH in an effort to document area commutes. However, in the New York Time’s alternate universe, NJTransit Trains can bring suburban commuters right to Journal Square: “Now, instead of taking New Jersey Transit’s crowded Northeast Corridor train from Edison and then transferring to the subway, Ms. […]
Two weeks ago we mentioned the arrival of a new Starbucks at Grove Pointe. The Jersey Journal reminds us why print media is so last century, reporting today on Starbuck’s arrival.
