Development · Jersey City
Jersey City Planning Board OKs 17-story skyscraper with hotel near Holland Tunnel
Source: Hudson County View · Jul 29, 2026, 1:31 PM
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The Jersey City Planning Board has approved a 17-story mixed-use development at 597 Marin Boulevard (also known as 166 4th Street) near the Holland Tunnel.
The project, developed by the Namdar Group, will include a hotel component and residential units with 15 percent designated as affordable housing.
The proposal was presented by project attorney Chuck Harrington at the board's recent meeting. This approval marks a significant addition to Jersey City's waterfront development pipeline in an area near major transportation infrastructure.
Key points
- 17-story mixed-use building approved for 597 Marin Boulevard near Holland Tunnel
- Project includes hotel and residential units with 15 percent affordable housing component
- Namdar Group is the developer behind the proposal
- Located at prominent Jersey City waterfront location near major transit hub
FAQ
- What is being built at 597 Marin Boulevard in Jersey City?
- A 17-story mixed-use skyscraper with a hotel component and residential units. The development will include 15 percent affordable housing and is located near the Holland Tunnel on 14th Street.
- Who is developing this Jersey City project?
- The Namdar Group is the applicant and developer for this 17-story skyscraper project near the Holland Tunnel.
- How much affordable housing will the project include?
- The development will include 15 percent of units designated as affordable housing.
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