JERSEY CITY REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS FOR THE ACQUISITION AND REDEVELOPMENT OF 84 SIP AVENUE (BLOCK 9501, LOT 22) AND 68-74 SIP AVENUE (BLOCK 9501, LOT 21) BOTH LOCATED… Read more »
The Loew’s Jersey Theatre in Jersey City, a historic venue opened in 1929, is undergoing a significant $72 million renovation that began in 2021. The project aims to restore the theater’s Baroque Revival grandeur while modernizing its infrastructure, including seating, acoustics, and accessibility. City officials view the renovation as a catalyst for revitalizing the surrounding Journal Square neighborhood and positioning Jersey City as a cultural hub in the state. The theater is expected to reopen in 2026, with plans to host a variety of performances and events.
On Wednesday, May 14, 2025, Mayor Steven M. Fulop joined the Jersey City Redevelopment Agency, members of the City Council, and community stakeholders to officially break ground on Bayfront Promenade—the… Read more »
The Loew’s Jersey Theatre Restoration Project is a public/private partnership with the goal to restore the Theatre into an unparalleled arts destination in the region. The project scope includes major… Read more »
The Jersey City planning board has approved a developer’s plan to build 44 new apartments at a long-vacant site in the city’s Jackson Hill neighborhood. According to the locally based firm, NUIC, the project at 174-178 Martin Luther King Drive will include 30 market-rate homes and 10 affordable housing units. The five-story building known as Harmony House will also include 1,788 square feet of ground-floor commercial space, as well as a garage with parking for 16 cars and 24 bike storage spaces. NUIC principals Daniel Mirabel and Brenly Tolentino added that the project will rejuvenate a parcel that has languished unused for several decades, while filling a crucial gap in housing accessibility within the community.