Adaptive Reuse

A private real estate investment firm has purchased the sprawling American Metro Center office complex in Hamilton, once an American Standard manufacturing facility, for $84.7 million.

A proposal to bring hundreds of apartments to a nearly 11-acre site in Hightstown also calls for the adaptive reuse of the Bank Street Brick Mill and neighboring Bank Street Concrete Mill.

Governor Murphy attended a ceremony to trumpet the 112,000-square-foot facility from The Criterion Group, which has big plans for more production spaces in the area outside of Liberty State Park.

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.

Stores, a hotel, and a trolley bus system are proposed as part of the project near the Great Falls.

An approved 27-unit project on Central Avenue in Jersey City will include a supermarket on the ground floor, according to sources familiar with the project.

A six-story building has been approved for the site of a former furniture store in New Jersey’s third largest city.

A complex with 51 residential units and retail space is envisioned for two properties between Journal Square and McGinley Square that are associated with United Way of Hudson County.

Seven row houses that have long stood just a block north of Lincoln Park in Newark could undergo a multi-family adaptive reuse project.

An Atlantic City pier is being repurposed into a 550,000 square foot film production studio that will include a live entertainment venue and other amenities.