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Almost guaranteed this will not happen... look at that rendering: no lanes at all. And the walking area in between the raised terrace and the veranda is too narrow to have dedicated bike lanes, and the raised terrace will likely be mostly taken over by outdoor seating. Also, is there a factual, confirmed date for a NYWaterway ferry terminal there?? This is now the second time I hear of such a thing, and the article says "next month", but I haven't seen any real activity to indicate that is happening before the year is out, let alone next month.
Posted on: 2017/9/19 14:45
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only took them 15+ years. Hope they take note from the Hudson River Greenway and put in designated lanes.
Posted on: 2017/9/19 14:15
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No global warming worries here I suppose.
Posted on: 2017/9/19 11:40
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They finally see the light
Posted on: 2017/9/19 9:50
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Jersey City’s Harborside boardwalk to get $75M makeover and new food hallOver the past two decades, the Jersey City waterfront has seen a huge boom in both residential and commercial development, revealing an entirely new skyline of tall, glassy towers. And now real estate investor Mack-Cali wants to embrace this waterfront location in the way that new large-scale developments are doing in Manhattan (Waterline Square) and Brooklyn (Domino Sugar Factory). The firm’s $75 million plan will piggyback on next month’s opening of a new New York Waterway ferry station there and transform the waterfront promenade in front of their 4.3 million-square-foot Harborside office complex into a “one-of-a-kind cultural district” that will include a beer garden, European-style food hall known as The Marketplace, and the Harborside Atrium, an interconnected series of pedestrian routes and lobbies throughout the buildings that will also serve as cultural event space. https://www.6sqft.com/jersey-citys-har ... keover-and-new-food-hall/
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