Officials cut the ribbon on Hudson Place, a “living street” within the Hoboken Connect redevelopment centered around the NJ Transit’s Hoboken Terminal, earlier today.
“Hudson Place Plaza is going to make a real difference in how people experience this part of Hoboken,” Hoboken Mayor Emily Jabbour said in a statement.
“It’s a welcoming space for commuters coming through the terminal, residents going about their day, and visitors discovering our city for the first time. I’m grateful to the State, NJ TRANSIT, and LCOR for their partnership as we work together to turn this area into something that feels more open, more connected, and more inviting for everyone who uses it.”
Momentum continues across Hoboken Connect, with major advancements in residential development alongside significant public infrastructure improvements, including upgrades to the Hoboken Bus Terminal, Ferry Terminal Building, and surrounding Warrington Plaza…