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Jersey City's $188 Million Jackson Square Municipal Complex Enters Next Phase

Public-Private Project With Real Estate Investor Brandywine Encompasses Four Buildings
Shipping containers transformed into pop-up shops for local entrepreneurs sit across the street from Jackson Square, the City Hall annex for Jersey City. (Courtesy of city of Jersey City)
Shipping containers transformed into pop-up shops for local entrepreneurs sit across the street from Jackson Square, the City Hall annex for Jersey City. (Courtesy of city of Jersey City)
CoStar News
November 22, 2019 | 10:06 P.M.

In a public-private partnership, Jersey City and developer Brandywine Financial Services Corp. are moving forward on the next stage of a $188 million municipal annex complex, called Jackson Square, on the southeast side of the Garden State’s second-largest city.

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