Adaptive Reuse

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 former Jersey City church could soon be home to dozens of residents, if a new adaptive reuse proposal is approved.

A firm associated with the Hanini Group applied to turn a longstanding three-story Newark building into an 18-story development with 167 residential units and retail space.

Odin Properties has begun a $22.5 million conversion of Atlantic City’s historic Schwehm Building into 56 loft apartments, including 11 affordable units.

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.

A historic office building in Elizabeth is being converted into a residential development that could include a rooftop lounge.

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

A deal is in place to repurpose two separate industrial properties near Liberty State Park into Class A film production spaces.

A proposal to bring hundreds of apartments to a nearly 11-acre site in Hightstown also calls for the adaptive reuse of the Bank Street Brick Mill and neighboring Bank Street Concrete Mill.

Bada Bean Cawfee, a growing chain from the Jersey Shore, is going to be opening a location across from Washington Park in Downtown Newark.