Adaptive Reuse

The vertical expansion of a century-old industrial building is underway as it is being repurposed into 68 condominiums and ground floor retail space.

The Spingarn Building in Downtown Newark and the neighboring building at 186 Market Street are each the subject of applications calling for the adaptive reuse of their upper floors into residential uses.

An old silk mill in Paterson could be adaptively reused and expanded into a complex with 127 apartments and retail space.

A former dormitory that dates to 1918 is being adaptively reused and restored into Graduate Princeton, a 180-room hotel.

The first new hotel to open in Downtown Newark in three years has come to East Park Street.

The Coe Mansion, located on Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard in Newark, currently sits vacant. Now, the historic home, which was once home to Senator Cory Booker, could be converted into 15 apartments.

The 250-unit project at 155 Washington Street in Newark, which was previously owned by Rutgers University, will now see an increase in retail space and a removal of the pedestrian mews component.

The Taurasi Group wants to renovate and expand the former My-T-Fine facility into a mixed-use development and several companies including Whole Foods have allegedly indicated “serious interest” in the project.

The next phase of work will soon begin at the sprawling five-building complex in Jersey City.

A New Orleans developer is converting the former office building into apartments and retail space in Newark.