Pascack Press and Northern Valley Press journalists report on development, affordable housing and trends throughout Bergen County.
CLOSTER, N.J.—A request for Closter’s Borough Council to initiate a study on whether two lots totaling six acres on Herbert Avenue should be considered as an area in need of […]
TOWNSHIP OF WASHINGTON, N.J.—The attorney for Concerned Neighbors of Washington Township Inc. says a hypothetical threat of a new builder’s remedy lawsuit in the Viviano subdivision project would be hollow […]
CLOSTER, N.J.—Affordable housing and historic preservation are joining together in Closter as Zoning Board officials gave approval Aug. 21 to a preliminary site plan that will provide 35 affordable housing […]
WOODCLIFF LAKE, N.J.—A multifamily 60-unit, two-building development proposed for 188 Broadway was overwhelmingly rejected after seven months of hearings and strong local opposition by a group fighting overdevelopment of Woodcliff […]
WOODCLIFF LAKE, N.J.—Mayor Carlos Rendo is hailing the Borough Council’s decision July 15 to designate developer Alpert Group and authorize preparation for the affordable housing project on Broadway north of […]
BERGEN COUNTY, N.J.—You may know a few in your own town. Or not. If you follow local news, you may have heard about historic homes being demolished: two recently in […]
OLD TAPPAN, N.J.—An anchor store in Old Tappan’s Bi-State Plaza—which opened less than four years ago—was planning to close down by mid-July, according to an employee and social media posts. […]
MONTVALE, N.J.—Montvale planners gave unanimous approval for a 185-unit multifamily development that straddles the borders of Woodcliff Lake and Park Ridge—an “inclusionary development” tied to fulfilling the borough’s affordable housing […]
WOODCLIFF LAKE, N.J.—Some of the five “special reasons” the applicant planner cites for approving a use variance for a proposed 60-unit, two building multifamily housing complex at 188 Broadway may […]
MONTVALE, N.J.—A Montvale Planning Board vote on a resolution to grant preliminary approval for a controversial 185-unit, 50-foot-high multifamily housing development on a 7-acre site—which includes 37 affordable housing units—will […]
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