El Barrio Wellness Center Opens in Newark’s Lincoln Park
La Casa de Don Pedro, an activist group founded in 1972, has revamped a historic Newark building into a mental health center for the community.
Hindu Temple Proposed for Jersey City’s Central Avenue
Jersey City Zoning Board will hear a plan to demolish two homes and build a new Hindu temple in The Heights.
Major Expansion to Begin at Liberty Science Center in Jersey City
Liberty Science Center was awarded $40 million to refresh the museum’s interior and expand with outdoor features that include a goat playground and physics-themed mini-golf course.
State Seeks Redevelopers for Waterfront Property in Camden
Proposals are due next month for developers that want to revitalize a large property in the shadow of the Ben Franklin Bridge.
Preparations Underway for Garden State Plaza Redevelopment
An endeavor to bring apartments, open space, and a new main street to one of New Jersey’s biggest malls hopes to finally get off the ground next year.
Ground Broken on 375-Unit Pearl Apartments in Moorestown
A large property near one of Burlington County’s largest malls will soon be home to a modern residential complex that has been years in the making.
Ground Broken on $95 Million Complex for Coriell Institute in Camden
One of South Jersey’s larger cities will be gaining a new research center as construction has officially begun on a major investment along Walnut Street.
Renderings Revealed for Three Tower, 2,000-Unit Plan in Jersey City
Jersey Digs has obtained the first images of a $1.5 billion development in Jersey City, which will create a new pedestrian plaza, open space, plus new retail.
Lottery Opens for 66 Premium Affordable Housing Units Near Atlantic City
Cornerstone at Galloway 1 will offer one-, two-, and three-bedroom layouts of affordable housing in New Jersey.
East Orange Approves 115-Unit Development on William Street
An underutilized property in East Orange not far from the Brick Church train station is slated to be revitalized into a multi-family complex.
