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.
72 Dorms Could Come to Jersey City’s 150 Bay Street
Dozens of college students could live inside part of Jersey City’s 150 Bay Street under a new proposal.
Jersey City’s Arts & Powerhouse Building Nabs $63 Million Loan
The Jersey City retail complex has nabbed several notable tenants including Daily Provisions, Han Dynasty, Rumble Boxing, and more.
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.
Adaptive Reuse Sought for Historic Union City Theater
The Summit Theatre could be renovated and expanded, but the days of movie screenings in the building are likely over. Instead, apartments and a basketball court are planned. It's set to go before the Zoning Board March 8.
Developer Planning Transformative 24+Half Adaptive Reuse Project in Paterson
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.
Another Caldwell Bank to Undergo Adaptive Reuse
A former Essex County bank is being converted into office and retail space along with an art gallery.
Restoration and Expansion Planned at Jersey City’s North Baptist Spanish Church
A partially boarded-up church that’s almost 135 years old could soon be revitalized into worship space that includes 16 apartments under a new proposal.
Construction Begins on 10 Commerce, an Office-to-Residential Conversion in Newark
A vacant office building in the heart of Downtown Newark has kicked off its rebirth into a 110-unit mixed-use apartment complex that will sport a revamped exterior.
225 Units Could Come to Newark High-Rise
An 18-story building in Newark could be converted into a mixed-use development while a residential building might be constructed next door. It is scheduled to go before the board March 12.
