Newark

The New Jersey Institute of Technology’s new 548-bed residence hall is being built at the site of the old Warren Street School in University Heights, Newark.

Plans are underway to repurpose the old Fourth Precinct — where the Newark riots began — into an exhibition space as well as the headquarters for the Center for Violence Prevention and Trauma Recovery. 

A local developer looking to fill a significant housing need in Newark and is hoping to begin construction on her latest development next summer.

Newly proposed changes to Newark’s zoning laws intend to speed up development, ease the backlog in zoning board applications, and fill vacant storefronts.

Jersey City’s rate of "porch piracy" is the second highest in the country, according to this study.

Soon, dozens of new residents could be coming to neighborhoods of Newark that are north of Interstate 280. In the Lower Broadway neighborhood of the City’s Central Ward, a new building is planned at 73-87 Clay Street, between Spring Street and Route 21/McCarter Highway.

The Newark Warehouse Company Building has largely been vacant in recent years. Now a new proposal hopes to convert the historic warehouse into a trendy loft-style office complex.

Plans are in the early stages for a new food marketplace at the Hahne & Company Building in Downtown Newark.

Buildings in Newark neighborhoods along the Passaic River could soon rise up to 40 stories.

A new proposal calls for replacing a parking lot on William Street with apartments and a daycare center.