Tax Exemption Envisioned for 78-Unit East Orange Development
A developer is planning to bring dozens of residential units to two properties that were previously owned by East Orange’s municipal government.
Genesis Companies and East Orange Housing Authority Celebrate Completion of Vista Village Apartments
Located at 70 South Burnet Street in East Orange, N.J., the 180-unit property provides affordable residential accommodation for seniors and adults with disabilities.
Massive 820-Unit Complex Could Replace East Orange’s Brick Church Plaza
The Brick Church Plaza in East Orange, which includes a ShopRite, could be torn down and replaced with a new residential and retail development called the Crossings at Brick Church Station.
One Year After Collapse of Former Hotel, Development Pitched in East Orange
The site in East Orange where the old Marlborough Hotel was previously slated to be redeveloped is now slated to become home to a new six-story building.
Company Intends to Bring 57-Unit Building to Two East Orange Properties
The old home of Jamas Children's University on Washington Street in East Orange is where a project with nearly five dozen residential units is being proposed.
Could East Orange Become The Next Jersey City? Its Mayor Thinks So
For many years, vacant lots have lined many of the streets in Essex County’s second largest city. However, times are starting to change across East Orange. A massive new 17-story tower at 20-30 Evergreen Place is just one of many new developments in the city.
As Senior Facility Breaks Ground in East Orange, Pandemic is Pushing Aging Residents to...
The timing of this development, located at 160 Halsted Street, couldn’t have been better. Cities like East Orange were already dealing with a critical shortage in senior housing.
East Orange Planning Board Approves 172-Unit Development Proposal
A developer now has the ability to move forward with a five-story mixed-use project in Essex County’s second largest city.
Mixed-Use Property in East Orange Sold for $2.6M
A recently renovated residential and retail property in East Orange was sold for $2.6M.
Traffic Deaths Surged in the Early 20th Century, a Public Works Project to Prevent...
In the early 20th century, Trollies, trains, horses, bikes, and cars all scrambled on lawless roads. Deaths and injuries were commonplace. To help the situation, the Lackawanna Railroad eliminated 19 deadly grade crossings in Orange and East Orange. The yearlong project, which began in 1922, will soon mark a centennial.
