$93 Million Rehabilitation Begins on Newark’s Dock Bridge
Used by Amtrak, NJ Transit and PATH, the nearly century-old Dock Bridge in Newark is being rehabilitated as another piece of the Gateway infrastructure program moves forward.
New Mixed-Use Development Approved for Newark’s Upper Clinton Hill
The new Upper Clinton Hill development will bring a mix of one-, two- and three-bedroom apartments plus nearly 1,900 square feet of retail space to Clinton Avenue.
From Floodwaters to Liquor Licenses, Skybridges Are Solving Unusual Problems in New Jersey
Once criticized for pulling people off city streets, skybridges are resurfacing in New Jersey developments as solutions to development challenges.
Newark City Council Approves Private Sale of City-Owned Properties Despite Concerns Over Transparency
Newark officials approved the sale of six largely dilapidated properties for redevelopment despite residents questioning why addresses, sale prices and referenced exhibits were not readily available.
Newark City Council Approves Tax Break for New Apartment Building Next to West Side...
The five-story project, already under construction in Newark, will include 34 apartments, retail space, and seven affordable units.
Hopeworks Opens New Work Development Facility in Newark
Newark recently welcomed a new facility Downtown that is aimed at supporting young adults entering technology and high-growth careers.
Newark Planning Board Approves 32-Story Building on Branford Place
The Newark project includes 441 apartments, 235 parking spaces and over 13,000 square feet of retail space.
Mars Wrigley Set to Depart Newark for Chicago, Leaving Hundreds of Jobs Behind
The move comes less than six years after Mars Wrigley opened its corporate office in Newark.
Newark Planning Board OKs New Eden Baptist Church Redevelopment Proposal
The proposal will leave the church untouched and deliver a new apartment building steps from two of Adenah Bayoh's completed affordable projects.
After Decades in Flux, Newark’s Historic Griffith Building Re-Launches After Renovation
One of Downtown Newark’s most recognizable historic buildings has completed its long-awaited transformation, ending decades of vacancy and stalled redevelopment efforts.
