Adaptive Reuse

The former School of Our Lady of Mount Carmel in Bayonne might be converted into residential units.

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.

Newark will soon hear a proposal to convert the former headquarters of IDT into a residential complex that will add four new 40-story buildings across the street.

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.

The former home of B’nai Jeshurun in Newark now has a new owner and could become known as "The Crown Building."

Apartments, office space, and space for GlassRoots could come to the old St. Michael’s Hospital in Newark. The proposal goes before the board Thursday, March 15.

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

The Town of West New York sold the old Hudson Hall Community Center building for more than $2 million to a developer. Now, the new 35-unit development that has been created at the site could receive a five-year tax exemption.

Back in March, we found out about plans to turn an 18-story building in Downtown Newark into apartments. Now, we’ve learned what firm is behind the project and additional information about the proposal.

A developer is proposing a five-story project with residential, office, and restaurant space at 881 Mount Prospect Avenue in Newark.