Designs for First New Townhouse in a Century on Newark’s James Street Earns Praise
A building approved by Newark’s Landmark and Historic Preservation Commission could become the first new townhouse built on James Street in over a century.
The E-Scooter and Me: When Silicon Valley Takes Newark on a Ride
E-scooters fester our city streets because it is cheaper to paint a rectangle by the side of a bus stop than it is to install bicycle racks, build dedicated bicycle lanes, or invest in better transit services.
Newark Approves First 36-Unit Portion of Redevelopment on South Orange Avenue
A corner lot in Newark’s West Ward could soon be home to a pair of mixed-use buildings
Study Claims Newark, Jersey City Have Some of the Worst Green Space in U.S.
According to the study, Jersey City finished dead last in terms of having the lowest number of parks per capita in the country.
Uncle Junior’s Home from ‘The Sopranos’ Listed for Sale in Newark
A home that was once featured in HBO's hit series 'The Sopranos,' has hit the market in Newark, New Jersey.
Why are So Many Historic Buildings in Newark Still Being Demolished?
Demolitions in Newark’s historic districts are the new normal.
Newark Airport Construction: Terminal A Set to Open in January
The major undertaking that is the Newark Airport renovation will be unveiling a big piece next month as a brand new $2.7 billion Terminal A hopes to transform the reputation of the aging facility.
Corporations are Gobbling Up Newark Homes, Making Homeownership More Difficult: Rutgers Study
A recent study showed, 47 percent of all arm's-length residential sales in Newark were to institutional investor buyers. The result of this is a toxic housing market that is increasingly unaffordable and rife with "intimidation" from landlords.
Newark’s Lincoln Park Seeing Major Investment with Four New Developments
New major developments are in the works for the Lincoln Park Historic District in Newark that will together bring hundreds of new units to the neighborhood and transform the arts hub into a vibrant residential community.
Klang Klang Klang, Gone’s our Trolley: The Loss of Newark’s Transit Autonomy
Public transit is the only effective means for Newarkers to get around our city, and at one time, it was a fast, efficient, and timely endeavor. So why has it become so lousy?
