From JerseyDigs.com: Renderings Revealed for First Phase of Canal Crossing in Jersey City

From BINJE.com: Bringing a wonder back to life: Inside the reimagining of Loew’s Jersey Theatre

After more than 40 years of dormancy, one of New Jersey’s most beloved landmarks is coming back to life. Loew’s Jersey Theatre in Jersey City’s Journal Square — one of five famed “Wonder Theatres” when it originally opened in 1929 — is being reimagined as a modern multi-purpose cultural destination, expected to open in the fall of 2026.

From PIX11.com: Historic NJ theatre set for grand reopening after $130M restoration

After years of operating well below its potential, the curtain is finally rising for good at the Loew’s Jersey Theatre. The iconic Jersey City landmark is in the midst of a $130 million transformation — one that promises to restore its former glory while bringing it firmly into the present. Doors are expected to open again in fall 2026.

From RE-NJ.COM: Goodman hits key milestones, eyes late 2026 delivery for new Jersey City logistics hub

Goodman Group has completed its teardown of the former New York Daily News printing facility in Jersey City, where it plans to build more than 427,000 square feet of new industrial space that it says can support a range of user types.

The developer last week said it has also secured planning board approval for the proposed two-building development at 125 Theodore Conrad Drive. That puts it on a path to begin construction and deliver the project by late 2026, the firm said, noting that it’s offering build-to-suit opportunities for a limited time for uses including advanced manufacturing, logistics, food and beverage, cold storage and operations requiring intensive automation or robotics.

From RE-NJ.COM: Lions Group eyes 360-unit Journal Square rental tower with $90 million Aspire award

A developer is set to break ground on a 34-story, 360-unit apartment tower in Jersey City after securing a nearly $90 million tax credit award under the state’s Aspire program.

The incentive, which the New Jersey Economic Development Authority approved last month, will allow Lions Group to transform a surface parking lot at 701 Newark Ave. with a project that includes 72 homes reserved for low- and moderate-income renters. Plans also call for resident amenities and nearly 3,000 square feet of ground-floor retail space, capitalizing on a location that’s roughly three blocks north of the Journal Square Transportation Center.