Smashburger is Coming to NJIT in Newark
The chain will open its third Essex County location on Warren Street in University Heights.
Public Hearings Next Week on PATH Extension to Newark Airport
The Port Authority is seeking your input as it looks to extend PATH service to Newark Liberty International Airport.
10-Unit Building Planned along Newark’s Ferry Street
A developer is seeking approval for a mixed-use development at the edge of the Ironbound neighborhood. The board hearing is March 15.
EXCLUSIVE: 40-Story Towers Could Bring Nearly 600 Apartments to Newark
Jersey Digs has exclusively obtained the renderings and details for a proposed 40-story high-rise development complex in Downtown Newark called “The Halo.”
Newark Restaurant Owned by Jay-Z’s Mother Sells Liquor License
New business, The City, is planning to take over the liquor license from Diamondz N Da Ruff Cafe & Lounge on Clay Street.
Assisted Living Facility Approved for Downtown Newark
The five-story facility on Broad Street a few blocks south of Newark City Hall is also expected to include a child care center.
Mysterious Developer Cuts 10 Stories From Proposed Springfield Ave. Project
Last year, a mysterious Newark developer submitted unconventional plans to construct five high-rise buildings in the city’s outer wards. Now, one of those proposed developments could be far smaller than initially expected.
These Are The Most Expensive, Cheapest Places to Rent in NJ
Several cities along the Hudson River are pricey for renters, but a few (relative) bargains can be found throughout the Garden State.
Biederman Ends Involvement in Newark’s Military Park
The company most associated with Manhattan’s Bryant Park no longer has a role in the operation of Military Park in Downtown Newark.
120-Unit Mixed-Use Development Proposed Across From Newark’s Riverfront Park
The new owner of an old industrial property in Newark’s Ironbound neighborhood is scheduled to seek approval today to construct a five-story development with apartments and retail space on the premises.
