Jersey City’s Bergen Arches Preservation Coalition Joins High Line Network
A group that has long promoted a plan to convert an abandoned rail line into a shared-use nature trail just gained membership into a notable non-profit started by the co-founder of Manhattan’s High Line.
Jersey City’s Arts & Powerhouse Building Wins Preservation Award
A development that reused and expanded an old Jersey City warehouse into a large retail complex has been acknowledged for its efforts to maintain the property’s historic character.
200-Unit Adaptive Reuse Development Pitched on Jersey City’s West Side
Vreeland Projects will be presenting their plans to revitalize an acre of land near NJCU’s campus that will restore an old Jersey City warehouse and build a six-story addition along a city block.
Jersey City to Consider 50-Unit Residential Development at Former Church
The vacant home of the Bethany Brown United Methodist Church would be incorporated into a longer project that includes an affordable housing component.
Adaptive Reuse Projects Could Bring 46 Residential Units to Orange
The New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection is reviewing plans that call for converting two nearby industrial buildings in Orange’s Valley neighborhood into residential developments.
Plan Approved to Revitalize Atlantic City’s Fox Manor Hotel
A problematic Atlantic City boarding house that was once a “honeymoon hotel” during the 1940s is slated to undergo a residential conversion and vertical expansion.
Renderings Revealed for Steel Tech Redevelopment in Jersey City
Skyline Development Group is looking to construct a 17-story high-rise with affordable housing, a community center, retail, and new green space along three acres of land in Jersey City.
Arithmetic to Apartments: Adaptive Reuse Planned for Former Newark School
Jersey Digs has learned new information about plans to renovate Newark’s former Maple Avenue School.
Downtown Passaic Strip Mall Could Become Apartment Complex
Major changes could be coming to a site on Hoover Avenue in the heart of Passaic.
1928 Former Bank Building in Weehawken to Become Craft and Food Market
“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.”
