Pascack Press and Northern Valley Press journalists report on development, affordable housing and trends throughout Bergen County.
NORWOOD, N.J.—Only two options exist for Norwood to get the decade-long unfinished Livingston Street development project completed: declare the developer in default of its performance bond or sue the developer […]
TOWNSHIP OF WASHINGTON, N.J.—A developer with preliminary approval for a major subdivision across from Immaculate Heart Academy wants the town to fill in—or permit it to fill in—municipal wetlands it […]
WOODCLIFF LAKE, N.J.—Three developers hoping to win approval from the Borough Council to construct 16 units of affordable housing on 2.35 acres of borough-owned property offered proposals June 10 and […]
OLD TAPPAN, N.J.—Following efforts by an attorney representing Bi-State Plaza businesses to delay an ordinance to rezone the former 19-acre Pearson property, the Borough Council voted 4-0 June 17 to […]
HAWORTH, N.J.—A Superior Court judge officially approved Haworth’s affordable housing settlement plan June 20 with intervenors Fair Share Housing Center and Lakeshore Developers LLC in agreement—saying the plan’s call for […]
RIVER VALE, N.J.—A Joint Planning Board vote on a resolution to approve a controversial 249-unit townhome development on Edgewood Country Club—including 24 affordable units—was postponed to June 27 to give […]
WOODCLIFF LAKE, N.J.—A final hearing on an application to build a 60-unit, two-building multifamily complex at 188 Broadway is scheduled June 25 after the developer’s planning and traffic experts answered […]
HAWORTH, N.J.—Following four years of back-and-forth negotiations with Fair Share Housing Center, the Borough of Haworth will find out June 20 whether its affordable housing settlement—which calls for 223 affordable […]
OLD TAPPAN, N.J.—A measure to rezone a nearly 20-acre former Pearson Education property near a shopping district for an “inclusionary development” of 225 housing units that combines market-rate townhomes and […]
RIVER VALE, N.J.—After an attorney for residents once opposing its construction withdrew all objections, Joint Planning Board members agreed May 29 to ask for a resolution to approve a 249-unit […]
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