212-Unit Development Could Come to Newark’s Sussex Avenue, Receive Tax Abatement
A complex with 212 apartments, commercial space, and community space that is planned for Newark may receive a 25-year tax abatement.
The Street is a Mosque for Displaced Muslims in Newark During Ramadan
The Branford Masjid in Newark was allegedly sold to Paramount Assets without notifying the congregation.
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Landmark Luxury Rentals with Unparalleled Amenities Just in Time for Summer at Walker House,...
Large one-bedrooms, as well as studio, two-, and three-bedroom floor plans, are available now at the historic luxury rental property.
‘Lafayette Street Residence’ Project May Come to Newark’s Ironbound
Two houses in Newark’s Ironbound neighborhood not far from Penn Station could be replaced with a six-story development.
Brooklyn Dumpling Shop to Open Outposts in Newark and Montclair
With a restaurant under construction in Hoboken, the automat-driven eatery has another eight New Jersey franchises under development and recently signed leases in two Essex County locations.
Proposed Three-Family Houses Could Add 27 Units to Newark’s South Ward
Nine new three-family houses could be constructed on some of the southernmost properties in Newark, roughly a mile away from the North Elizabeth train station.
After Years of Planning, Lantana Affordable Redevelopment Rises in Newark
A Montclair-based company has made significant progress on a residential project that will add 60 affordable housing units in Newark.
Company Looks to Replace House in Newark’s Ironbound with Residential Development
Newark’s Ironbound neighborhood could see another new residential development.
Three-Tower Version of Newark’s ‘Halo’ Project Approved, New Renderings Released
“The Halo” is now slated to consist of 949 residential units split between three towers, one of which would be the tallest in Newark if completed.
Lengthy Tax Abatement Possible for ‘Affordable’ Newark Residential and Medical Project
Back in November, Jersey Digs reported on plans to bring a complex consisting of 78 "affordable residential units" and a medical facility to a location near Newark’s Georgia King Village. Now, the Newark Municipal Council could approve a 35-year tax abatement for the project.
