Adaptive Reuse

A unique proposal in Jersey City’s Paulus Hook neighborhood calls for a new development at the corner of Morris and Washington.

A four-story building near Downtown Newark’s Teachers Village could be adaptively reused and expanded into a six-story development.

A new proposal calls for turning a four-story factory on Parkhurst Street in Newark into a seven-story complex with nearly 60 apartments.

Jersey Digs was given a hard hat tour of the former Newark Warehouse Company building, now called Ironside Newark, which will soon have 100,000 square feet of retail space along with offices.

The company that was planning to restore a historic building in Downtown Newark has now sold the property to a residential developer.

A four-phase development will adaptively reuse a historic warehouse, build three new high-rises, and create new greenspace in one of Jersey City’s emerging neighborhoods.

After years of failed efforts to revitalize an abandoned firehouse in The Heights, Pronti Construction is hoping their newest plan can gain approvals needed to bring the building back to life.

A building in the middle of a neighborhood that is known for its industrial heritage is going to be converted into residential use.

Hearings are scheduled for tonight in connection with plans to turn two former Newark charter school buildings into apartments.

Jersey Digs has learned new information about plans to renovate Newark’s former Maple Avenue School.