JERSEY CITY, NJ —
July 15, 2026 |
By DailyHudson Staff
Namdar Group plans two 51-story towers near Journal Square PATH station.
A developer has revealed plans for a massive two-tower project at 3000 John F. Kennedy Boulevard in Jersey City that could bring 1,483 apartments and a hotel to the area near the Journal Square PATH station.
The proposal, from Long Island-based Namdar Group, would transform a current three-story medical office building into a major residential complex, reflecting the ongoing rapid development in the Journal Square neighborhood.
The development, designed by C3D Architecture, includes two 51-story towers rising to 549 feet.
The north tower would have 719 units and the south tower 764 units, for a total of 1,483 residences.
Ten percent of the units, or 149 apartments, would be affordable, with all two- and three-bedroom units except one set aside as affordable housing.
The project also includes 6,000 square feet of retail space, a 34-room hotel, 151 parking spaces, and 758 bicycle parking spots.
The proposal seeks 11 variances from current zoning, though most are described as minor, according to details shared during a Jersey City Redevelopment Agency meeting.
Impact: If approved, this project would significantly increase housing density and options, particularly for larger affordable homes, in a neighborhood already seeing high-rise construction.
What Happens Next: The Planning Board is tentatively scheduled to hear the proposal during its August 11 meeting, which will be held remotely via Zoom.
Community members can participate in the August 11 Planning Board hearing to voice their feedback on the proposal.
Source: Jersey Digs
