Historic Preservation

The Casino Reinvestment Development Authority signed off on a proposal that will revitalize the historic Schwehm Building in Atlantic City.

A four-year-long fight to save a historically significant 19th-century building in Jersey City from demolition could be decided tonight.

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

The Orange Memorial Hospital, which has lain abandoned since it closed two decades ago, is at the center of an eminent domain battle that preservationists think could result in its demolition as well as other historic properties.

St. Paul of the Cross is looking to turn a historic structure along Hancock Avenue, Jersey City into a residential building.

A Carlstadt-based company was given the green light to vertically expand a historic Jersey City building in a development that will also feature a 1,300 square foot rook deck.

The revamped project, dubbed Hoboken Connect, calls for a 20-story office building, 389 residential units, and an overhaul of Lackawanna Plaza into a two-story market and public space.

A commercial building in Montclair’s downtown historic district will undergo a renovation that will both strip away some of the mid-century modernizations while giving it some stylish updates before a new restaurant opens there.

A Jersey City business that served the community for almost 50 years could soon be home to a restoration and addition project that includes ground floor retail space.

These futuristic- and island-themed accommodations were frozen in time and preservationists had all but given up on establishing a historic district dedicated to this quirky decade in architecture.