Adaptive Reuse

Blue Onyx Companies is plotting to convert seven old mill buildings into a vibrant mixed-use environment that will create a riverfront walkway that better connects the neighborhood to Great Falls National Park.

Paramount Assets will move its headquarters to New Jersey’s largest city, where the company is involved in several development projects.

Jersey Digs was given a hard hat tour of the former Newark Warehouse Company building, now called Ironside Newark, which will soon have 100,000 square feet of retail space along with offices.

The company that was planning to restore a historic building in Downtown Newark has now sold the property to a residential developer.

Jersey Digs got an exclusive look inside the adaptive reuse project, which includes dozens of apartments and retail space in the Ironbound neighborhood of the city’s East Ward.

The 47-unit Hilltop View Project involving the adaptive reuse of and new construction around St. John's Episcopal Church on Summit Avenue in Jersey City was first announced more than five years ago. Now, a new application calls for a version of the project with even more residential units.

An approved 27-unit project on Central Avenue in Jersey City will include a supermarket on the ground floor, according to sources familiar with the project.

A four-phase development will adaptively reuse a historic warehouse, build three new high-rises, and create new greenspace in one of Jersey City’s emerging neighborhoods.

A building in the middle of a neighborhood that is known for its industrial heritage is going to be converted into residential use.

The building at the corner of Monmouth and 1st streets in Jersey City could be expanded into a three-story residential project.