Hoboken Now is reporting that NJ Transit will officially break ground on the long overdue connection between Hoboken and Jersey City waterfront. The walkway, a grand park along the Hudson River that one day could theoretically connect Bayonne to the foot of the George Washington Bridge is being built in pieces. Private developers are compelled […]

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New Bar On Newark AvenueA post on JCList points to construction permits issued for 284 First Street. The retail space, which essentially faces Newark Avenue, “has a permit in it’s retail window for construction of a new bar/restaurant.” Good news for local foodies, alcoholics. Fiber Optics Creeping SouthVerizon crews have been scurrying around the Hamilton […]

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The Real Deal reports that Manhattan’s Downtown office market is tighter than Midtown’s for the first time since September 11th. This could be good news for Jersey City’s commercial real estate market, a mere five minute subway ride from the downtown. While midtown office rents steadily rose over the last few years, Jersey City benefits […]

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A JCLister posted a photo of the Fourth Street Unicorn. This in turn lead to semi-relevant blog Boing Boing picking up the story. This in turn lead us to those responsible for the unicorn, a seemingly hipsterific community of artists, The Agitators. The Agitators described themselves as “a collective of vibrant individuals setting out to […]

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AM New York has a bit on Jersey City. Really. Its the sort of article you would expect from a free daily paper.

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Multi-Housing News reports that the Athena Groups condominium tower, A, has officially opened. The 250 unit, 33 story tower on Washington Boulevard sits on the edge of the Powerhouse Arts District. The 10,500 square feet of retail space is not yet occupied, and the public park, west of the tower and mandated by the city, […]

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NuVision, the communication company contracted to provide services in Newport, announced Shore’s 216 South Tower residents can look forward to poor customer service and sporadic outages. Newport’s other 4,660 apartments already have NuVision service.

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