INTRODUCTION The Harrison Waterfront Redevelopment Plan represents one of the great opportunities for redevelopment in the State of New Jersey. While many former industrial areas in the State and the nation have undergone revitalization, the Harrison Redevelopment Plan has the potential to be a project of world class scale. The designated redevelopers have submitted plans which call for an array of uses that capitalize on the presence of the Harrison PATH Station and the Passaic River. The Plan seeks to unite the developers’ proposals with a design theme rich in industrial, cultural, and environmental identity. Through exemplary design based on the history and heritage of the Area, the Waterfront Redevelopment Plan will forge a bold new identity for Harrison. None of this could have been achieved were it not for the vision possessed by the Town of Harrison - a vision that has been validated by the interest of seven redevelopers. Together, their proposals will create a vibrant mixed-use, transit-oriented, pedestrian-scale development that will make Harrison a regional destination for years to come. | |
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The soccer-specific stadium (SSS) is expected to have a capacity of about 25,000 or more. It will feature a full wavy translucent European-style roof that will cover all of the seats in the stadium but not the pitch. |
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1. Long Island Hotels, LLC.
801 Motor Parkway
Hauppauge, New York 11788
Principals – John Tsunis and John Danzi
166 – room Hampton Inn & Suites on Passaic Avenue between the Hess Station and the New
Jersey Transit rail lines ( completed )

2. Heller Urban Renewal, LLC 205 Mill Road Edison, New Jersey 08837 Principals – Isaac Heller Mixed - use development ( residential, office, retail ), the extent of which and construction Time table not yet finalized due to ongoing environmental remediation efforts
4. Harrison Heights Development, LLC 34-38 Avenue K Newark, New Jersey 07105 The pricipals of which are Carlos Viera, Victor Ostreicher, Howard Freundlich and Ari Marguilles Residential project at 400 South Second Street, consisting of 70 two-bedroom units and 2 three-bedroom units and 82 parking spaces. Construction has begun
5. Harrison Commons, LLC 1018 Washington Street Hoboken, New Jersey 07030 A joint venture between the principals Canyon-Johnson Urban Fund II, LP, Pegasus, Endeavour, LLC, Applied Harrison, LLC and Harrison Commons, LLC. The first phase consists of 477 residential apartment units, a 1500 space parking garage and approximately 35,000 square feet of retail space. This phase began July 2, 2007 with asbestos abatement and is expected to be completed during spring of 2009. Additional phases will commence at the end of each prior phase until project is completed 8 to 10 years from now.
6. Advance at Harrison, LLC 1430 State Highway 206 Bedminster, New Jersey 07921 The principals of which are Advance Realty Development, LLC and Advance Realty Development, LLC. Phase I is a proposed mixed-use development between Frank E Rodgers Boulevard South and the Red Bull Park, consisting of a hotel of approximately 300 rooms, about 327,650 sq ft of retail/commercial space, 1100 residential units and approximately 4376 parking spaces for both residential and commercial units expected to be completed in 2010. Details on later phases not yet established.
7. Red Bull Stadium, LLC Two Penn Plaza East, 11th Floor Newark, New Jersey 07105 The principals are Red Bull GmbH. The project is a 25,000 seat soccer stadium with 4000 parking spaces within the redevelopment area.
Note: The designated developer’s parcels are as shown on page 61 of the redevelopment plan with the exception that Red Bull Stadium, LLC will develop the Spiegel Trucking site formerly designated to Advance at Harrison, LLC and Harrison Heights Development, LLC is developing the northern one-half block of Bergen Street between Second Street and Third Street formerly designated to Millrose Developers, LLC.
NY Times Article about Harrison Redevelopment|
Success Story: Harrison Redevelopment granted designation as Brownfields Development Area (BDA) The New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection (NJDEP) has granted the Town of Harrison’s Waterfront Redevelopment Area designation as a Brownfields Development Area (BDA). Visit our brownfields site (link here) to see pictures of the BDA presentation and learn more about the Harrison BDA. |
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