TOD Project Profiles: Under Construction

Essex & Crane by Vermella, an apartment building under construction near Somerville Station. Transit-Oriented Development in action.

ORANGE STATION

Name: Essex & Crane by Vermella
Station / Line: Orange Station, Morristown Line
Total Units: 410 apartment homes
Developer: D&R Orange Urban Renewal, LLC

Essex & Crane is a multi-phase residential project, with the first phase consisting of 209 apartment homes and a two-story structured parking facilities with 313 parking spaces, including space for shared commuter parking, and is expected to be complete by Summer 2023. The second phase will include 201 apartment homes and additional two-story structured parking facilities with 348 parking spaces.

SOMERVILLE STATION

Name: Somerville Station
Station / Line: Somerville Station, Raritan Valley Line
Total Units: 530
Developer: Somerset Development, LLC, AvalonBay Communities, and Pulte Homes

Once complete, the Somerville Station mixed-use development project will consist of 374 apartment homes, 156 townhomes, and a shared 530-space structured parking facility including 325 dedicated commuter parking spaces. This development will also provide community and open spaces, revitalizing the station area and enhancing its community connection. The project is expected to be complete Summer 2023.

a photo of the Hoboken Warrington Plaza Farmers' Market, near our Transit-Oriented Development Hoboken Connect

HOBOKEN STATION

Name: Hoboken Connect
Station / Line: Hoboken Terminal
Total Units: 386 apartment homes
Affordable Units: 20%
Developer: LCOR Incorporated

Hoboken Connect is a multi-phase, mixed-use development project, consisting of a Class A office building with rooftop terrace, residential, retail, and public open space totaling over 1MM SF of development, including improvements to public infrastructure and the surrounding streetscape, with additional pedestrian, vehicular, and bicycle improvements. Included in this project is a significant rehabilitation of the historic Ferry Terminal Building for publicly accessible commercial and exhibition space; functional, aesthetic, and environmental improvements to Warrington Plaza; construction of a new bus terminal; and, in conjunction with the City of Hoboken, transformation of Hudson Place into a pedestrian-friendly shared street, civic space, and public amenity. Commuters, residents, and visitors alike will enjoy improved access to walkways, bike lanes, buses, ferries, light rail, and trains, as well as welcoming public spaces.