The glass exterior wall at the Crystal Point condominium building on Jersey City’s Hudson River waterfront is nearing completion. The 42-story building will feature 269 Jersey City apartments and a host of resort-style amenities.
Fun time: Applied Development’s W Hoboken site readies for big opening in Hoboken
Friday, March 27, 2009 By Jason Sheftell After an anticipation-filled wait, the W Hoboken is to open in style today, followed by a large party at the end of April. Developed by Applied Development Company., a family-owned New Jersey firm that got its start building affordable homes, the W Hoboken is a 25-story building designed…
LOFTY PLANS FOR THE BEACON IN JERSEY CITY
Friday, March 27, 2009 By Jason Sheftell Country’s largest preservation project changes course in heart of Jersey City When George Filopoulos saw the ruins of tne Jersey city Medical Center from the state turnpike in 2002, he didn’t know a quick glance while driving would lead to the largest historic residential restoration in the United…
Ironstate Development, Led By David Barry and Michael Barry, Begins Site Work on New Hoboken Rental Building
Ironstate Development, led by David Barry and Michael Barry, has broken ground on The Berkshire, a new residential building containing 93 upscale loft-style rental residences located within Ironstate’s Shipyard mixed-use community along Hoboken, N.J.’s northern Hudson River waterfront. Residents will have access to the impressive array of amenities available at The Shipyard, including on-site NY…
ROSELAND PROPERTY COMPANY LAUNCHES NEW CONSULTING DIVISION TO OFFER CLIENTS ASSET RECOVERY SERVICES
SHORT HILLS, NJ — Roseland Property Company of Short Hills, NJ has launched a new consulting division to offer asset recovery services to financial institutions and other lender/owners. The privately-owned, full-service company will focus its consulting work on situations where the firm’s skills in large-scale land development, construction completion and residential management will bring the…
BEACON OF HOPE
By Alyson Grala Given the current economic crisis, the last thing one might expect to find is an on-track redevelopment project. But that’s exactly what’s happening at the former Jersey City Medical Center, a cluster of 10 art deco buildings set atop a 14-acre site on the Palisades Ridge near Journal Square in ]ersey City.…
PROSPECTIVE BUYERS SIGNING UP FOR MARCH 28TH WEALTH BUILDING SEMINAR AT HENLEY ON HUDSON
Weehawken Mayor & Wells Fargo Professional To Speak At Event From 10-12 WEEHAWKEN, N.J. – Public interest is building for a unique Homebuyer Wealth Building Seminar featuring Weehawken, NJ Mayor Richard Turner and Wells Fargo industry veteran Sean Thomson. The informative event will be held on Saturday, March 28th from 10:00 am to 12:00 p.m.…
GARDEN APTS.
March 19, 2009 By KATHERINE DYKSTRA HOBOKEN and Jersey City are hardly the only New Jersey areas with spanking new housing stock on offer. Newark, South Orange, Trenton and Union City all have new roofs to put over your head. And it’s no surprise, in this economy, that developers are highlighting exactly the same selling…
READY TO DEAL: JERSEY’S HIGHS & LOWS
March 19, 2009 By ADAM BONISLAWSKI WHAT’S one sure sign a real estate market has gone south; When developers are willing to talk publicly about price cuts. In better times, a developer would rather confess to drown ing kittens than chopping prices Today, however, lips are looser. Instead of clamming up about price reductions, some…
Pier-ing into the Future
February 16, 2009 The second phase of the $430 million plan to bring Pier Village to life in Long Branch is on track for completion in April, with the final stage still on the drawing board, according to the project’s developer and architect. The oceanfront redevelopment, a mix of residences, retail space and hotels, has…
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