Tag: redevelopment

At a special meeting July 30 the township planning board voted unanimously to recommend to the township committee, that the site of the former Vonage property at 23 Main St. be declared a “non-condemnation area in need of redevelopment,” setting the stage for potential redevelopment.

HOLMDEL – Riding the recent success establishing the 35-acre Dr. Robert Wilson Park to preserve the legendary Holmdel Horn on Crawford Hill, the township committee has dived into another, much larger parcel that could hold just as much promise – and pride – for both residents and officials this election year.

New York City-based developer Kushner Companies held a ceremonial groundbreaking May 9, kickstarting construction on a transformative $500 million project to redevelop the aging Monmouth Mall.

The borough’s transit village plan, slowed due to the pandemic, is back on track as the Red Bank Planning Board unanimously voted to approve and advance a redevelopment study report to the governing body. The study identifies specific parcels around the train station for redevelopment and is a vital step toward the borough council’s initiative to transform the area into a thriving transit village.

The township committee has designated the Circus Liquors property along Route 35 as an area in need of redevelopment for condemnation purposes, initiating the process of taking ownership of it.

A developer’s efforts to revive the former Fort Monmouth Commissary’s food-centric legacy in a new incarnation has been recognized with the 2024 Urban Land Institute of Northern New Jersey (ULI NNJ) Excellence Award for Entertainment/ Hospitality.

Come spring, Monmouth Mall will be turning over a new leaf. The high-profile, long-awaited redevelopment of the area landmark undertaken by owner and real estate developer Kushner Companies will begin in March, transforming the site into 1,000 residences and an open-air retail shopping complex, as it originally was in 1960.

The governing body approved and adopted the River Centre South Redevelopment Plan amid much pushback from residents whose homes abut the project along the Swimming River.

Nearly 87 acres of the former headquarters of the global cloud communications company Vonage have been proposed for potential redevelopment.

Amidst grumbling from some property owners, the planning board unanimously voted to accept and forward Route 36 redevelopment study to the township committee.