The Metropolitan
Red Bank, New Jersey
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River Development contracted with the owner of a century old photography and graphics company which sat on an acre of land in downtown Red Bank. We worked with our professional team and the municipality to design a mixed-use project containing financial services with luxury residential above. The required parking is located in a sub-surface secure garage. This project has been sold to a partner and is recently completed and among a very few urban redevelopments in the State being recognized for its design creativity.
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THE RIVER CLUB
Bogota, New Jersey
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The River Club will feature five multifamily buildings including 421 luxury residential apartments, clubhouse, secured parking, resort style pool, a riverwalk and retail. The project also addresses the need for affordable housing and is currently under construction.
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REPUBLIC PARK
Jersey City, New Jersey
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The eight acre Republic Container Corporation property was purchased to make way for a re-development that created a neighborhood. The project included demolition of the existing facilities (including a turn-of-the-century smoke stack), completed an environmental remediation, and worked with the city to complete a redevelopment plan. Jersey City adopted this plan in its entirety naming the company as the redeveloper.
One-hundred single and two-family homes and a Walgreen’s anchored retail center were part of phase I. The final phase of 38 town homes has recently been completed.
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SOUTHGATE AT PLEASANTVILLE
Pleasantville, New Jersey
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Southgate At Pleasantville focuses on creating a multi-story streetscape in downtown Pleasantville, NJ, situated just between the Atlantic City Expressway and Black Horse Pike. Plans call for a transit hub in the center of town replete with shops, restaurants, grocery stores at the street level with second level office space available for casino, legal or professional offices.
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The New Main Street
Lodi, New Jersey
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The Lodi project is at the site of the famed Knapp Chemical Company explosion circa 1995 which brought both loss of life and massive environmental fallout all directly on the Saddle River. We signed a developer’s agreement and immediately purchased from the municipality a portion of the redevelopment site which we developed into a Valley National Bank center including a Subway Restaurant, an H&R Block Financial Services office and law offices on the second floor. In addition to cleaning up the site, negotiating with the DEP and purchasing other properties, there now stands a Shop-Rite Supermarket ready to service the needs of families in this once forgotten community.
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Tower Plaza Mall
Weehawken, New Jersey
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The project worked through various committees including environmental, historic and traffic design teams to develop an indoor Pathmark Shopping Center and restore a one-hundred year old brick water tower on the banks of the Hudson River overlooking New York City. This urban project included building a youth baseball complex for the municipality and blasting through bedrock to set the footings and foundation. The dedication to see this project through to completion was extraordinary and the finished project is a central part of the community.
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Scott Printing Facility
Jersey City, New Jersey
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The existing property included a one-hundred year old de-commissioned printing company building with old elevator shafts, three foot thick concrete walls and semi-functional mechanicals. After the property was purchased work commenced on both the interior and exterior renovations. The structure was converted into a modern, climate controlled self-storage facility which serves all the businesses and residential needs in the Journal Square city center. This redevelopment was written up in the NY Times as a significant catalyst to the center city redevelopment project.
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Park Ferry
Port Monmouth, New Jersey
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River Development purchased vacant land and buildings which were part of the old Belford fishing and seafood co-op and redeveloped the site into luxury town homes. The location provides residents direct access to the high-speed commuter ferry to Manhattan and dining on the water.
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Sugarman's Plaza
Scranton, Pennsylvania
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The 450,000 square foot building is home to iconic tenants including Tractor Supply and Kost Tire. Building sections were retrofitted to accommodate one of the early e-commerce operations providing rapid fulfillment for QVC and Stop + Shop Food Stores. The 55 acres of property allowed for the massive tractor trailer operations without impeding the commercial demand on that space. The property redevelopment and the subsequent redeployment of space were critical in attracting the eclectic tenant mix.
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