Redevelopment Plan for Orange Memorial Hospital Gains Approval
The sprawling property, listed on the National Register of Historic Places, is set to be revamped into over 1,000 units, affordable housing, and public space that includes a skating rink.
Work to Restore Matawan’s Iconic Ryer House Moving Along
The stately home, which dates to 1873, is being converted into apartments after over a decade of vacancy and decay.
One of Downtown Jersey City’s Oldest Churches to Be Converted into Residences
Developers plan to transform one of Jersey City’s oldest religious buildings into a community that includes family-sized luxury townhomes.
A Landmark Vaudeville Theater, Newark’s RKO Palace Could Be Restored as Apartment Tower
With approval from the Landmarks Commission, the RKO Proctor Palace project marks a turning point for Newark’s historic preservation.
Bayonne’s Historic Preservation Commission Takes First Step to Preserve St. Andrew’s Church
St. Andrew's Church celebrated its last mass in September. Now, the Bayonne Historic Preservation Commission has passed a resolution to preserve the historic century-old church.
Maize Cocina & Cocktails Opens in Historic Westfield Train Station
An underutilized property that dates back over a century has become Downtown Westfield's newest restaurant: Maize Cocina & Cocktails.
25 Years of Preservation: Jersey City Landmarks Conservancy to Honor Local Projects at Annual...
Jersey City Landmarks Conservancy is celebrating their 25th year and will be honoring several JC preservation projects that include a revitalized 19th century church and the home of a trailblazing activist.
Landmark Hospitality Revives 1800s Grand Summit Hotel as The Albion Summit
The Albion Summit, formerly the Grand Summit Hotel, reopens soon with restored historic charm and new features like a co-working space and gourmet restaurant.
Jersey City Opens New Senior Center in The Heights
The Heights is now home to Jersey City's first new senior community center to open in almost 40 years, built inside a property that dates to the 1880s.
Resignations Shake Newark’s Landmarks Commission After Penn Station Controversy
Two leaders of Newark's Landmarks and Historic Preservation Commission have resigned following a controversial project at Penn Station. The departures have left the commission in limbo.
