Apartments and Vertical Expansion Proposed After Newark Office Building Sells For $5.5M
An office building on Washington Street in Downtown Newark was sold late last year. The new owner is now looking to add several stories to the top of the building and turn the entire structure into apartments.
Adaptive Reuse and Demolition Project in Journal Square Could Lead to New Development
Major changes could be coming to two adjacent homes that are believed to have stood in Jersey City for more than a century.
Preservation-Minded Graduate Princeton Hotel Set to Open Next Year
A former dormitory that dates to 1918 is being adaptively reused and restored into Graduate Princeton, a 180-room hotel.
Jersey City Approves First Phase of Sacred Heart Revitalization
Jersey City officials have approved the first phase of a long-planned redevelopment at the former Sacred Heart campus in Greenville.
Developer Expects Newark’s Krueger-Scott Mansion Makerhoods Project to Open in December
People living in or passing through Newark’s Central Ward might notice changes coming behind the old Krueger-Scott Mansion.
Plan Approved to Revitalize Atlantic City’s Fox Manor Hotel
A problematic Atlantic City boarding house that was once a “honeymoon hotel” during the 1940s is slated to undergo a residential conversion and vertical expansion.
Elizabeth Developer Moving to Newark, Adaptively Reusing Buildings
Paramount Assets will move its headquarters to New Jersey’s largest city, where the company is involved in several development projects.
Former Hamilton American Standard Factory Built in 1918 Sells for $84.7M
A private real estate investment firm has purchased the sprawling American Metro Center office complex in Hamilton, once an American Standard manufacturing facility, for $84.7 million.
Two Jersey City Heights Buildings Could Soon be Developed
Two buildings on Palisade Avenue in The Heights that were described as “vacant and dilapidated” could be renovated as part of a proposed development project.
Following Settlement Breakdown, Jersey City Will Study Area Around Sixth Street Embankment
Officials have moved forward with a plan to investigate whether a swath of Downtown land could qualify as a redevelopment area after a deal that would have paved the way for a linear park was derailed.
