Adaptive Reuse

Just across the street from the Brick Church Train Station, more units and dining options are planned.

A Jersey City firehouse that once served as the music headquarters for Queen Latifah has started undergoing a conversion.

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

The new owner of the old St. John’s AME Church in Jersey City has applied to rehabilitate the church, tear down a neighboring building, and convert the property into residential use. This is the third development proposal for the property in five years.

Something big is coming to 155 Washington Street in Downtown Newark, but Rutgers University won’t say much.

A local group is working to bring new residents to the abandoned structure at 2 Park Street in Jersey City.

The first phase of an endeavor that will revitalize several Downtown Jersey City properties celebrated its opening.

The developer behind the proposed redevelopment and high-rise at the St. Lucy’s Church in Jersey City has made some modifications to the proposal that could soon be approved.

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.

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.