East Orange

Gebroe-Hammer Associates recently announced the sale of an East Orange multi-family portfolio for $11.75 million.

Three adjacent properties near the Garden State Parkway in Essex County could become the site of a development with close to three dozen units. The East Orange Planning Board is scheduled to hear this application on Wednesday, January 13.

A five-story project with 44 apartments is the latest to be proposed for East Orange in Essex County.

A historic building in East Orange that houses studios for artists — and is home to the state’s largest Black Lives Matter mural — could be sold off to developers.

The eight-story building at 715 Park Avenue could soon contain dozens of apartments.

Developers can now move forward with plans to bring a sizable new project to the old Jewish Vocational Service of MetroWest New Jersey site in East Orange.

Jersey Digs reported earlier this month that a company is proposing a complex with retail space and more than 100 residential units between East Orange’s two train stations. Now, we know what the project could look like if it ends up being built.

The three multi-family properties include a mobile home park in Cherry Hill and buildings in East Orange and Vineland.

The former Marlborough Hotel at 89 North Arlington Avenue, as well as a nearby property at 475 William Street, could soon feature dozens of residential units each.

An 18-story tower with over 200 apartments could be built in this Essex County city.