Construction is complete on 1 Mallory Avenue, a seven-story residential building in the West Side neighborhood of Jersey City, New Jersey. Developed and built by MYHomeJC, the structure yields 44 rental units in studio- to two-bedroom duplexes. The project also includes a parking garage and a suite of amenities. The property is located at the intersection of Mallory Avenue and Fisk Street.
Construction is underway on Harborside 4, a 55-story residential skyscraper at 20 Columbus Drive in downtown Jersey City, New Jersey. Designed by Handel Architects and developed in a joint venture between The Related Companies, Modon Holding, and Panepinto Properties, the structure will yield 800 units, with 600 rentals and 200 condominiums. The project will also include 12,000 square feet of retail space split into three separate storefronts, and a collection of residential amenities. The property is bounded by Christopher Columbus Drive, Greene Street, Hudson Street, and Pearl Street.
Advance Realty Investors has secured construction financing for 249 Pomeroy Logistics Center, a new Class A industrial development at 249 Pomeroy Road in Parsippany, New Jersey. The 110,000-square-foot facility, branded as 249 PLC, is currently under development and is expected to be completed in October 2026.
A new rendering has been revealed for Elleven by Gomes, a six-story residential building planned for 16–18 Oliver Street in Newark, New Jersey. Developed by The Gomes Group under the A&R Limited Capital LLC, the structure will yield 225 rental apartments, with 20 percent reserved for affordable housing. The project will also include ground-floor retail and a suite of residential amenities. The property is alternately addressed as 330–338 Mulberry Street and is bounded by Oliver Street, Mulberry Street, East Kinney Street, and McCarter Highway.
Renderings have recently been revealed for three new low- and mid-rise projects in Newark, New Jersey. Though more modest in scale than many of the large projects transforming the city and its skyline, they nonetheless represent an encouraging sign of growth and will create much-needed new housing for the region. The projects are located in the Ironbound and University Heights districts.
