Adaptive Reuse

Field Development Group has been given the go-ahead to expand a Jersey City industrial building into a residential project with two café spaces.

An effort that is repurposing a former factory along Hoboken’s southern border has obtained financing to complete construction work.

Seven row houses that have long stood just a block north of Lincoln Park in Newark could undergo a multi-family adaptive reuse project.

The first new hotel to open in Downtown Newark in three years has come to East Park Street.

Stores, a hotel, and a trolley bus system are proposed as part of the project near the Great Falls.

An Atlantic City pier is being repurposed into a 550,000 square foot film production studio that will include a live entertainment venue and other amenities.

An old school at the edge of Paterson’s Hillcrest section could be the site of an adaptive reuse and expansion project.

Under construction for over a year, the 6,000-square foot facility is officially a working brewery and looks to open a tap room and roof deck during the upcoming months.

A Jersey City Heights development will convert and expand an existing warehouse into a residential community that includes an affordable housing component.

“The arts community has really moved into this area,” Mayor Turner said. “There are small-time artists, painters. If they get 15 by 10 feet of space, they can use it for a boutique. We could have food stores, a sandwich place.”