Construction Begins on Nokia Bell Labs Headquarters at New Brunswick’s HELIX NJ
New Brunswick just broke ground on one of the most advanced electronics labs in North America.
Roosterspin Brings Korean Fried Chicken to New Brunswick
Now open in New Brunswick, Roosterspin has 130 seats, a full bar, karaoke, and the same super crispy fried chicken that made their first location a success.
Clydz and Strand Market Coming Soon to New Brunswick’s HELIX Innovation District
Longtime local mainstay Clydz will relocate to HELIX, joining new food hall Stand Market as HELIX continues to transform downtown New Brunswick.
$750 Million Medical Tower in New Brunswick Wraps Construction
A $750 million, 520,000 square foot medical facility being built in New Brunswick ranks among the top 20 largest office developments under construction in the United States.
The Old Bay in New Brunswick Prepares for Final Call After Three Decades
A New Brunswick institution that just celebrated its 30th anniversary will be no more by the end of the year.
Italian Fusion Restaurant Planned Inside Former Funeral Home in New Brunswick
The approved plans will transform the 1950-era New Brunswick funeral home into a large restaurant featuring Italian fusion cuisine.
New Brunswick Opens Its $172 Million Performing Arts Center
The $172 million, 23-story New Brunswick Performing Arts Center complex, which includes office space and apartments for artists, opened on September 4.
New Brunswick Approves 150-Unit Union Square Development Near Rutgers
The New Brunswick zoning board has signed off on a $60 million development that will add new off-campus student housing.
Final 39-Story Tower Approved for Helix Redevelopment in New Brunswick
The last phase of the Helix project at the former Ferren Mall site will bring apartments, student housing, and office space to downtown New Brunswick.
New Brunswick Planning Board OKs Proposal for Tallest Building in Middlesex County
An 800-unit skyscraper proposed for a church site in downtown New Brunswick cleared its biggest hurdle yet with a unanimous planning board vote.
