NJ Transit Seeks Developers for Housing Near Bayonne Light-Rail Station
NJ Transit and the state Economic Development Authority are seeking partners for proposed mixed-income housing near Bayonne’s 34th Street station.
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NJ seeks developer for mixed-income housing redevelopment at Linden train station
The NJEDA issued a request for qualifications and proposals to purchase or lease and redevelop the commuter parking lot at Linden’s NJ TRANSIT station.
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NJ Transit Seeks Developer for Housing and Retail Near Bayonne’s 34th Street Station
NJ Transit is seeking a development partner for 4.3 acres at Bayonne’s 34th Street station, where the solicitation envisions mixed-income housing, retail and transit improvements.
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What the 32-trains-an-hour Penn Station study means for riders
A federal study says targeted Penn Station upgrades could raise modeled peak capacity, but no new service, faster trips or schedule changes have been set.
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New Jersey adopts reported $60.7 billion fiscal 2027 state budget
New Jersey adopted its fiscal 2027 budget on June 30, one day before the new fiscal year began. The plan was reported at approximately $60.7 billion.
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Fort Lee Travel: Bus Fees, Bridge Work and Route 495 Delays
Fort Lee travel is affected by separate bus-carrier fees, Center Avenue bridge work and Route 495 congestion that may delay NJ TRANSIT buses.
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Bayonne Light-Rail Development Could Test What Hudson County Gets Next
Union City riders have a regional reason to watch Bayonne’s proposed light-rail development, which could test housing, parking, access and station amenities.
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NJ TRANSIT’s FY 2027 Budget: What Paterson Riders Should Watch
NJ TRANSIT adopted a $3.5024 billion FY 2027 operating budget and authorized $1.733 billion in capital funding. Here’s what it means for Paterson riders.
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NJ TRANSIT’s World Cup after-action report: Newark Penn and EWR takeaways
NJ TRANSIT’s July 21 after-action report says future MetLife-scale events should plan around a 20,000-passenger, two-hour demand threshold—takeaways for Newark Penn riders.
