Adaptive Reuse

An office building on Washington Street in Downtown Newark was sold late last year. The new owner is now looking to add several stories to the top of the building and turn the entire structure into apartments.

A building on Irving Street in Jersey City that is used for warehousing and commercial purposes could be converted into a 13-unit development.

A city-owned building along Washington Street could be getting a $2 million facelift.

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.

The Nina Simone House will bring 27 units for artists to the South Ward.

A former Essex County bank is being converted into office and retail space along with an art gallery.

Redeveloping a warehouse in The Heights has been the source of much community debate over the last year and a scaled back, 75-unit proposal could move forward early next month.

Jersey Digs reported in October that the old Capital One bank site at 201 Newark Avenue in Jersey City had been sold for more than $5 million. Now, we’ve learned that a 100-room hotel called “The Albion” and a restaurant could come to the premises.

The building, which dates back nearly 140 years, could be adaptively reused into Newark’s latest residential development.

The second tower of a 1,000-unit Jersey City development is transforming the former Emerson Radio Factory into a mixed-use complex.