Is a 25-story development project appropriate for the Garage B site? Hoboken Council will decide Wed. night March 19
Let your elected officials know how you feel: send an email or text today or speak on the 19th Planning Board determines that redevelopment plan is out of scale with surrounding neighborhood and thus [...]
Redeveloper pay-to-play makes a comeback in Hoboken after two decades of reform
Four City Council members are running campaigns to be Hoboken’s next mayor. On Wednesday night, will developer money influence their votes on the Garage B Redevelopment ordinance? FBW | March 13, 2025 [...]
The Inheritance Theater Project brings creative conversations and collaborative playmaking to Hoboken
Stories told by disparate voices about Hoboken and water to be distilled into a performance this spring at the Mile Square Theater FBW | March 1, 2025 On Chicago’s South [...]
In the 1700s, Hoboken was an island; in 2012, during Superstorm Sandy, 75% of Hoboken was again under water
“The Hoboken Meadows” is now on display at the Hoboken Historical Museum FBW | February 20, 2025 In the 1700s, Hoboken was an island. This is documented in the new [...]
Hoboken’s many redevelopment plans supersede and greatly exceed its traditional zoning standards
The developer released a rendering showing the lower 1/3 of a 28-story residential tower at 201 Observer Highway where they recently broke ground. FBW | February 6, 2025 In years past, the [...]
On first reading, Hoboken Council approves a $30 million bond ordinance to stabilize Hoboken’s shoreline
FBW | January 24, 2025 The lower Hudson River shoreline was formerly dominated by maritime industries. Throughout the late 1800s and much of the 1900s, as waterfront industries expanded [...]
Appellate Court revokes NJDEP waterfront permit for Hoboken Point at the Weehawken Cove
Hartz Mountain built these luxury residential towers despite pending litigation Hoboken Point at the Weehawken Cove nearing completion in the spring of 2024. FBW | January 24, 2025 Hoboken Point [...]
Congestion pricing comes to New York City resulting in dramatic increase in NJ commuters using mass transit
Despite fierce debate for over 20 years, congestion pricing has finally been implemented in New York City. New Jersey traffic headed to the entrance of the Holland Tunnel. By [...]
Hoboken’s 25-story redevelopment plan for Garage B far exceeds building heights of surrounding neighborhood
The Redevelopment Ordinance for Garage B will get a public hearing and final vote at the Wednesday, March 19 Hoboken City Council meeting. The Planning Board review ordinance for its consistency with the City [...]
Hoboken issues substantially altered lease for Sinatra Park Cafe to comply with Green Acres regulations
The cafe can no longer be a destination restaurant and must serve park users The patio enclosure remains, obstructing a portion of the state-mandated Hudson River Waterfront Walkway The Sinatra Park Cafe prior [...]
$1 million grant will spur Hoboken to expand its tree canopy coverage which stands at 13%, far behind most urban areas
Expanding a city’s tree canopy coverage is an essential strategy to combat climate change. The last significant addition to Hoboken tree canopy coverage was at Hoboken's South Waterfront in the 1990s. FBW [...]
The City of Hoboken withdraws its proposal for a controversial, $500,000 sculpture for Pier C Park
Opposition from FBW, artists and local residents has preserved the iconic views from Hoboken’s beloved waterfront park FBW | September 30, 2024 The City of Hoboken made no public announcement but [...]