Hudson Lights News Today

Tsujita, a Tokyo-based ramen chain, opened a restaurant in Fort Lee – marking its first East Coast location.

CBRE announced the sale of the 276-unit Class A apartment community Hudson Lights for $116.5 million on Oct. 18.

New York City-based ping pong on demand concept PingPod will expand across the Hudson River to Fort Lee, New Jersey.

CBRE announced the sale of 75 Prospect St. in East Orange; the most recent in a series for OneWall Communities over the past four months.

CBRE announced today the sale of 75 Prospect Street in East Orange, New Jersey, a 44-unit apartment building which spans 10 stories. The CBRE Institutional Properties team of Jeffrey Dunne, Jeremy Neuer, Rich Gatto, Fahri Ozturk, and Zach McHale represented OneWall Communities, a Stamford, CT-based apartment owner and operator, in...

The motive is it had something to do with the single biggest thing thats happening in ft. lee right now, this planned billion-dollar development called hudson lights. its a location at the base of the george washington bridge is a huge part of the reason its so valuable. without clear access to the bridge, hudson lights risks being downgraded from billion-dollar development to, well, just another big plot of land in new jersey. in other words, if you wanted to screw ft. lee or the developers or ...

Not on his radar nor am i in his roladex. how could this be? >> one theory floated to what the motive is it had something to do with the single biggest thing thats happening in ft. lee right now, this planned billion-dollar development called hudson lights. its a location at the base of the george washington bridge is a huge part of the reason its so valuable. without clear access to the bridge, hudson lights risks being downgraded from billion-dollar development to, well, just another big plot ...

>> the jersey way. pept he said no. he wore a wire. they went to jail. the land sat vacant for 50 years. along comes mayor mark sokolih who makes his defining mission as mayor and in politics, because he says repeatedly i dont want to be anything more than the mayor of ft. lee. his defining mission is to take that parcel of land, redevelop it and have a renaissance for ft. lee. it is a massive project. that land is split into two parts. the first part is two 47-story residential towers. >> huge....

Derail, devalue, destroy this $1 billion project? if it was, did it almost work? does the reason that it took extra time to line up financing for the hudson lights project have anything to do with the lane closures? there was, as we have found, a ft. lee borough council meeting where in closed session with no notes the contract with tucker development, the prime developer behind hudson lights, was discussed. this came just two days after the infamous time for some traffic in ft. lee e-mail was s...

Redevelopment. the western acres. this is where things get interesting because, well, take a look at this. this is from "the bergen record" announcing financing has been secured for that part of the redevelopment for a project called hudson lights. its a $218 million deal for a mix of residential, commercial, and parking space. it turns out, according to the article, this announcement had been delayed because the people behind it wanted to name a big name tenant and to nail down financi financin...