Development

Jones Lang LaSalle recently closed on financing for the 25-story Jersey City tower, which has already broken ground.

An industrial building once home to an iconic beer brand will meet the wrecking ball and get replaced with a six-story development in Newark’s Ironbound neighborhood.

The co-owners of the company share details about their approved 2,800-square foot dispensary that will revitalize a long-vacant building along Newark Avenue’s Pedestrian Plaza.

The next portion of redevelopment at Downtown’s Metro Plaza includes a 60-story tower with 118,000-square feet of retail space, a portion of which will house a modern ShopRite supermarket.

A 19th-century factory complex, where the world’s largest cotton thread company was headquartered until 1935, will become East Newark’s new town center when renovations are complete.

The Long Island-based developer is constructing two glass-heavy high-rises out of six that are planned for the block that will create a new pedestrian-only street lined with retail shops.

The city’s zoning board greenlit a plan that will bring an 11-unit project to a vacant parcel after previously rejecting a larger proposal.

Lionsgate, Great Point Studios, and the New Jersey Performing Arts Center are partnering on an endeavor that will revitalize a Newark housing complex into a 300,000-square foot production facility.

A building in The Heights that dates to the 19th century is slated to be preserved and transformed.

Ironstate Development will be partnering with Cleveland-based NRP Group on the next phase of the waterfront community in Jersey City.