Construction Update

New developments in Newark like Shaq Tower and Halo are underway alongside several adaptive reuse and preservation-minded projects that are aiming to revitalize the city’s central core.

People living in or passing through Newark’s Central Ward might notice changes coming behind the old Krueger-Scott Mansion.

The Long Island-based company, who plan to build six high-rises in the Journal Square neighborhood, recently hit a milestone on dueling 27-story developments that will add 667 residences to the area.

The redevelopment of a former industrial site in Bergen County is almost complete as construction is underway on the final phase of the Rosera Wesmont in Wood-Ridge.

The 680,000-square-foot office building is located directly across from the Grove Street PATH station entrance in downtown Jersey City.

Construction is quickly advancing on the first phase of the M Station at Morristown complex, which will include offices for Deloitte.

Mixed-use development Singh Tower has started to go vertical and hopes to spark a revitalization of the Bergen Arches with a new public park.

The city’s largest hospital will be adding over 60,000-square feet of space to its emergency room and is looking to implement various floodproofing measures at their campus.

The former Emerson Radio Facility is undergoing a restoration that will bring 150 loft-style apartments and 34,000-square feet of retail to the northern end of downtown Jersey City.

Two Bergen-Lafayette, Jersey City, churches are each being adaptively reused and will bring more residential units to the neighborhood.