Just looking out my window, I can see two projects currently going up...

55 Norfolk (only like 5 stories, never had a crane) 165 residential units & 3200sqft of retail.

Not sure the exact address, but there's one that's been going up on/around Hoyt Street (behind Giovanni's pizza across from NJIT) that actually has the crane up right now.

I don't follow all the exact projects, names, addresses, developers, city approval processes, inside leg measurements for the developer's CEO like some of the weirdos in here do.

My point was that a lack of cranes in the skyline is not an indication of a lack of development. These things take time, there is always plenty of red tape and hoops to jump through.

Just take a drive or walk around and you'll see an insane amount of stuff happening. Sure, they aren't all 75 story skyscrapers, but that's irrelevant.