After Warren Street School Demolished, James Street Named ‘Most Endangered’
James Street Commons Historic District, whose residents had fought to save the nearby school for over a decade, was named one of the most endangered places in the state.
299-Unit Russo Project on Newark’s Broad Street to Receive 30-Year Tax Abatement
A developer’s request for a lengthy tax exemption in connection with a mixed-use project in Newark’s Lower Broadway neighborhood has been approved.
Six-Story Development Pitched for Merchant Street in Ironbound, Newark
The development would bring dozens of residential units to a side street in the East Ward of Newark.
Two-Building Newark Housing Portfolio Sells for $30M
A two-building housing portfolio in Newark, New Jersey, was recently sold for $30 million.
Harrison’s Viennese-Inspired Eatery Charley Expanding Into Newark
New renderings of the Urby complex have confirmed our reporting that Charley, a restaurant from a Michelin-star winning chef, is opening a Newark outpost.
Award-Winning Cookie Concept Chip City Now Open in Newark, Hoboken Coming Soon
Chip City, an award-winning NYC cookie concept, is now open in Newark, marking the beginning of its expansion into New Jersey.
Newark Symphony Hall Completes First Phase of $75 Million Renovation
One of the largest public restoration projects in Newark’s history recently achieved a milestone as the iconic Symphony Hall took a big step towards its full re-opening.
Marcus Samuelsson Opens Vibe BBQ Restaurant in Newark
Marcus Samuelsson's barbecue-focused endeavor Vibe BBQ is bringing some new flavor to Downtown Newark.
Ironbound Restaurateurs Open Sihana Bistro in Downtown Newark’s Urby
The team behind Five Corners Ristorante and Sihana Café has opened Sihana Bistro in Downtown Newark, offering a fusion of Mediterranean and Georgian flavors.
How Much Living Space will $1,500 per Month Get You in New Jersey? It...
Life isn’t cheap on New Jersey’s Gold Coast, but there still are a few places to get more bedroom for your buck in Northern New Jersey.
