Newark

If you’re looking for an investment property, these two three-family homes in Newark offer limitless potential. With a recently reduced listing prices and 100% occupancy, you’ll see more return on your investment right away.

The non-profit organization Project for Empty Space recently leased 20,000 square feet in downtown Newark.

An Italian restaurant dubbed Caffe Margarita that has served Downtown Newark for years has relocated into a prominent office building that recently announced several new leases.

The city of Newark was founded in 1666, making it one of the first five New Jersey settlements alongside Burlington, Jersey City, Swedesboro & Piscatawaytown. This year Newark celebrates its 350th anniversary and to commemorate this historic date, the Newark Public Library is hosting an exhibition entitled Every Block in Newark about its urban planning history.

The Blues People International Festival has returned to Newark, New Jersey for a second annual weeklong celebration of jazz, funk, salsa, and gospel music. The festival is free to the public and aims to celebrate music representative of and developed by people of African descent.

A 403-unit development from J&L Companies, by far the largest project in the Ironbound neighborhood of Newark, is slated to finish construction sometime next summer.

28 units could be coming to the site of Lusitana Auto Body near Riverbank Park in Newark should a plan by the new owner of the property be approved.

31 Central, a building in Downtown Newark that has long been home to studios for local artists, will hold one final open house on Friday night before being shuttered to make way for development.

A project with roughly two dozen units is being proposed for Bloomfield Avenue in Newark.

E-scooters fester our city streets because it is cheaper to paint a rectangle by the side of a bus stop than it is to install bicycle racks, build dedicated bicycle lanes, or invest in better transit services.