Main Street is continuing to experience a thrilling wave of new investment that is revitalizing the area into a vibrant hub of activity, thanks in large part to successful economic development policies put into place by Mayor John Labrosse, Deputy Mayor Kathleen Canestrino, and the City Council. New businesses are sprouting up, bringing fresh energy and innovative offerings to the community including Stimulatte Coffee, MOB Pizza and Burgers, Aura Restaurant and Bar, Hackensack Ice Cream and Coffee Shop and much more.
Meanwhile, new residential developments are bringing thousands of new residents to Main Street and generating over $4 million in new tax revenue this year alone. Redevelopment revenue is expected to continue increasing each year, allowing for further investment in the community’s infrastructure and services. Concurrently, the city’s new Affordable Housing Overlay Zones are ensuring that new developments along the Main Street corridor are built with at least 10% affordable housing.
Main Street is now on an undeniable upward trajectory of growth, ensuring a prosperous and dynamic future for the entire City of Hackensack.
I’m thrilled to witness the blossoming transformation of Main Street with each passing day. From the new residential developments, to the bustling small businesses, we have cultivated a dynamic tapestry of opportunity, innovation, and vibrant creativity that is the heart and soul of Hackensack.
John Labrosse
Mayor
Print House – 150 River Street
270 units now complete, will be a total of 695 units at the former Bergen Record site
The Jefferson – 68 Zabriskie Street
Residential apartments at a formerly underused piece of county-owned property
