@HotPocketMan The project next to that supermarket is currently out for bids. From what I’ve seen - no changes yet to the original proposal. So thankfully, it’s a work in progress and not dead yet. “Sasvic Tower” as its being marketed.
@apophenic thanks for these links to these PB applications! These are all great news for the city - especially after covid. I’ve always hated this prominent lot being used as a Pep Boys garage lol.
Just received news from the local neighborhood association that this is going to Planning Board again for an update. It will now be 31 stories - they bought the property next door and added that to the assemblage. Potentially on the Feb. 2 Planning Board agenda.
In section 55 of the above link it states the commercial site for pep boys and a single family home lot combined. I noticed today they finished clearing the residential site.
This was already reported, but since I know someone will post this link again, here it is. The outdated renderings in the article show the old 31-story design.
Hotel, Banquet Hall, and Residences at Imperial Tower Break Ground in Jersey City
Jersey City Mayor Steven Fulop joined dignitaries at 2966 John F. Kennedy Boulevard to break ground on a project that has been newly named Imperial Tower.
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owner Sunny Kumar and his crew held a traditional Hindu ceremony to pray for the success of the project.
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There will be three entrances. One will serve as the entryway for the 252 residential units in the tower, while the second will be the access point for fifth and sixth floor office spaces that span 11,029 each, with the lower office including an 800-square- foot outdoor terrace.
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The most notable aspect of the tower might be on the 34th floor, which will house an 11,121 square-foot banquet hall with an additional 1,200 square feet of outdoor space. The penthouse above will be home to a restaurant spanning over 8,260 square feet that includes an outdoor space on the roof that runs an additional 1,045 square feet.
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a private deck for the residential units will span 12,097 square feet and include a 715 square foot infinity pool. Other perks for future occupants of the building include an 820-square-foot second-floor gym, a daycare, a bowling alley, and 620 square feet of co-working space.
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The design of Imperial Tower utilizes eased edges that take inspiration from a lotus flower in bloom.