John Celock

• Residential towers coming to Jersey City's Journal Square
  12/20/07
  From the December issue: Developers are turning their eyes to Jersey City's Journal Square, a historic neighborhood located three PATH stops from Manhattan. A...
  
• Excited about Starbucks on Roosevelt Island
  12/05/07
  Following the rule that stores follow population, formerly sleepy Roosevelt Island is changing as more chain stores are moving into the middle-income enclave in the East River. ...
  
• Bargain prices, new development stir interest in Jersey City's Journal Square
  12/05/07
  Jersey City is beginning to look inward. As the city sometimes called "New York's Sixth Borough" grows, it is expanding westward from its waterfront. As part of this trend, deve...
  
• Excited about Starbucks on Roosevelt Island
  12/04/07
  After years of limited options, Roosevelt Island gets a wave of chain stores
  
• Bargain prices, new development stir interest in Jersey City's Journal Square
  12/02/07
  Hardwood Properties building tallest towers in Jersey City
  
• State colleges go green
  11/15/07
  The state's SUNY and CUNY college systems will make green building the standard for all new developments, a policy being outlined at a ...
  
• Glass facades reflect savings in energy, style
  11/08/07
  Lighter, cheaper material takes center stage around Bryant Park and other office-heavy areas
  
• Dubai: Big Apple building goes to the Gulf
  11/05/07
  Luxury property boom in Dubai draws New York development veterans as the landscape changes
  
• Development at New Jersey ports gets boost from government
  11/05/07
  Ports see increased traffic due to more Asian shipping; program aims to rehab old industrial sites
  
• Jersey City market skirts the housing storm
  11/04/07
  Prices hold steady, thousands of units being built, but brokers worry buyers may become scarce
  
• A stretch of Fifth shakes off inferiority complex
  11/01/07
  Dub it whatever you want, but blocks of Fifth Avenue in 20s and 30s drawing higher-end retail as condos arise
  
• Development blurring the borders of Hoboken
  10/31/07
  Condo projects on city's western side expanding where expat New Yorkers can buy; rental demand climb
  
• Blesso, Ardency convert West Village townhouses back to single-family
  10/31/07
  In the mid-1800s, the West Village was the prime spot for the city's wealthy families to live. After the upper classes moved uptown, the to...
  
• Northern New Jersey market starts to drag
  10/30/07
  Home prices drop in counties closest to New York City; inventory and times on market rise
  
• Jersey City developers defy housing slowdown
  10/30/07
  A dozen rental and condo projects under way downtown; projects increase off the waterfront
  
• Northern New Jersey's slowest market
  10/30/07
  In Northern New Jersey's slowing market, Passaic County was quick to stall. The state's northernmost county is experiencing the largest slump in the state's luxury housing mark...
  
• Morristown redevelopment changing face of town center
  10/29/07
  Vanishing Gold Coast parcels pushing developers into northwestern New Jersey enclave
  
• Offices pile on high-end amenities
  10/29/07
  But debate remains over what, exactly, New York tenants want -- and need -- in their towers
  
• Seeking pro-pedestrian construction
  10/29/07
  Long Island groups advocate new urbanism
  
• NJ suburbs to get urban-style development
  10/29/07
  New condos, retail, parking under construction in towns like Cranford
  

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