Newark

A ribbon cutting ceremony was recently held to celebrate Gant-Gilbert Arts Collective, the new artist housing development in Newark, New Jersey.

These five city halls — ranging in styles from Neoclassical to Art Deco — made a statement about the importance of New Jersey when they were built.

An urban planner has an idea to create a massive circular rail track connecting New Jersey’s three largest cities —Newark, Jersey City, and Paterson.

An endeavor that is revitalizing an abandoned Newark high-rise obtained some notable financing that will help transition the property.

The ownership behind Assaggini Di Roma in Hazlet has launched a new eatery in Newark called Sugo.

Newark’s Planning Board has approved a controversial four-tower development in Ironbound, despite fierce opposition from residents and activists.

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Just announced this week, the GRAMMY Museum Experience is set to open their first East Coast location this fall on the ground floor of the Prudential Center in Downtown Newark. The new museum could bring thousands of tourists annually to the city.

Jersey Digs has learned exclusively that there are plans to bring hundreds of residential units and nearly a dozen stores to a lot near the Newark Broad Street Train Station.

22 residential units are proposed for what is now a salvage yard on Mulberry Street in Newark.