Note: Rendering is "conceptual". 2,150 units is a lot, so I'd expect bulkiness and a few high rise towers. Hopefully a little taller, but this might be worth watching, as is any 2000+ unit project.
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Huge walkable waterside development slated for Jersey City
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Jersey City, New Jersey—where tall towers have popped up with some regularity for the past decade—is about to get another huge waterside development.
Private equity firm Quadrum Global is planning a 2,150-unit complex that includes 50,000 square feet of retail and a new public park for a now-vacant parcel. One available rendering of the development, called Crescent Park, depicts glassy 12-story towers curving around a lush park and waterway.
Just east of I-78 on the banks of Mill Creek Outfall, a Hudson River tributary, the development is roughly parallel with lower Manhattan’s Financial District. Future residents will live within walking distance of ferry service to Manhattan and the Hudson-Bergen light rail line.
Jersey Digs reports that Quadrum’s partner, developer Johnston View Owner, bought the 7.5-acre property, which is part of the Grand Jersey Redevelopment Area, for close to $35 million in April 2015.
Crescent Park could break ground as early as next year, documents show. Plans call for a cleanup of the creek in addition to the new construction, though the Jersey City Planning Board has yet to approve the project.
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https://archpaper.com/2017/01/jersey...crescent-park/