Residential Building Could Replace Ironbound Salvage Yard
22 residential units are proposed for what is now a salvage yard on Mulberry Street in Newark.
Will the Abandoned Essex County Jail Be Torn Down?
City officials say that the structure "poses a danger," but that there are no funds to tear it down.
Save The Date For Newark’s Tech Week
Newark Tech Week returns October 18th, during which the city will be celebrating their growth, innovation, and culture.
Latest Addition to Newark’s Skyline Reaches 22nd Floor
There’s a new building towering over Newark, and for the first time in the city's recent history, nearly all of it is residential.
Newark Residential Building Wins Prestigious Urban Land Institute Award
Recognizing the best in affordable housing, the award highlights Hahne & Co. on Broad Street and the intrinsic idea that an affordable home is the necessary foundation for a happy and productive life.
EXCLUSIVE: Garcia Replaces Adofo-Wilson as Newark’s Deputy Mayor for Economic and Housing Development
Carmelo Garcia, previously of the Newark Community Economic Development Corporation and the Hoboken Housing Authority, is taking Baye Adofo-Wilson’s position at Newark City Hall.
Shelter for Veterans Experiencing Homelessness Could Open in Newark
A nonprofit organization is seeking to convert an office building in the Ironbound into this shelter.
New Jersey Institute of Technology Plans to Expand Campus in Newark
NJIT could be adding new mixed-use developments near its University Heights campus.
Money for a Marketplace: Why Did Newark Give $2 Million to ShopRite?
The ShopRite of Newark received a $2 million grant from the City of Newark more than a year after the store opened.
Business Improvement District Planned for Lower Broadway and Bloomfield Avenue Corridor in Newark
Following the success of the similar districts in the city, Newark recently approved another along a popular retail corridor.
