Linden Real Estate

NJEDA acquired the commuter lot at the station and in 2026 solicited proposals for a mixed-income transit-oriented housing community with resident and commuter parking and improved pedestrian connections.

A major station-area mixed-use project approaching completion in 2026, helping extend the city's transit-oriented downtown development pattern.

Current redevelopment and inclusionary-zoning work continues to shape housing and mixed-use opportunities immediately south of the station.

A St. Georges Avenue mixed-use community with apartments and ground-floor retail, illustrating redevelopment beyond the station district.

A planned five-story, 80-unit apartment project at 1700 West Elizabeth Avenue approved in 2026, with construction anticipated to begin after approvals and preconstruction work.

Linden's current Housing Element and Fair Share planning identifies additional redevelopment and inclusionary-housing sites. Always confirm the latest adopted plan before relying on a development concept.

Confirm zoning, permitted use, density, parking, setbacks, redevelopment-plan status and any variance or site-plan approvals for the exact parcel.

Use Linden's Construction Code and SDL property portal to research permits, inspections and municipal property information.

Hawkrise, the Arthur Kill, Rahway River/parkway areas and low-lying industrial land make parcel-specific flood and drainage research important in some parts of the city.

Linden has extensive refinery, chemical, warehouse and former industrial land. Environmental due diligence can be important for commercial properties and some redevelopment sites.

Proximity to rail lines, US 1&9, the Turnpike, aviation activity and major warehouses can improve access while also affecting noise and truck traffic.

Verify current city and county property records rather than relying only on a real-estate portal's tax summary.