Self-Storage Facility Could Come to Ivy Hill, Newark
A self-storage complex could be built across from the Ivy Hill Park Apartments in one of Newark’s westernmost neighborhoods.
New Restaurant with Liquor License Could Come to Newark’s Former Noodle Shop Space
The liquor license previously used by The Newark Club, which closed four years ago, could potentially be used at the old Noodle Shop space on Market Street.
50-Unit Development Could Rise Across the Street from Newark’s Riverfront Park
A hearing has been scheduled for an application that calls for a new five-story building to be constructed in the Ironbound section of Newark.
Just Listed: Prime Mixed-Use Building in the Heart of Downtown Newark
A newly listed mixed-use building in downtown Newark offers investors an opportunity to gain footing in Newark's most sought-after neighborhood.
Newark Could Create Foundation to Help Manage Downtown Parks
Newark’s municipal government is looking to create a new group that would assist "with the maintenance and management" of Mulberry Commons, Riverfront Park, Military Park, Washington Park, and Lincoln Park.
Newark Municipal Council Considering 30-Year Tax Exemption for 270-Unit Development
A proposed ordinance calls for giving a 30-year tax exemption to a Somerset County company in order to facilitate a complex with hundreds of residential units, restaurants, and parking in Downtown Newark.
Company Proposes 24-Unit Development Opposite Newark’s Mount Pleasant Cemetery
An application calls for bringing a five-story residential building to Herbert Place in Newark’s North Ward.
Pandemic Left NJ Transit Hanging by a Thread, but Big Changes May Lie Ahead
A 30-year survey and a transportation advocacy group could bring route changes and modernization to the NJ Transit bus system.
45-Unit ‘Suncrest Commons’ Project Could Come to South Orange Avenue, Newark
The owner of two properties in Newark wants a proposal for a new six-story building to be approved.
14 Apartments Planned for Upper Floors of Adjacent Buildings Near Newark’s Four Corners
The Spingarn Building in Downtown Newark and the neighboring building at 186 Market Street are each the subject of applications calling for the adaptive reuse of their upper floors into residential uses.
