Newark

The owner of several vacant properties in Newark’s West Ward near the Garden State Parkway is proposing a massive development project.

The oldest portion of Newark Airport is set to be replaced with a new one-million-square-foot facility slated to open next year.

Newark has approved a 30-year tax incentive for a 56-unit mixed-use building rising on Broad Street, replacing a lot left vacant since a 2009 fire destroyed the former Elberon Hotel.

Mistrust still pervades the congregation and the court battle with ISEC board members is ongoing.

A unique proposal to construct a hotel in Newark is back on the table along with a tax abatement plan.

Changes could be made to an 11-story mixed-use building in Newark’s Ironbound section.

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

The company that was planning to restore a historic building in Downtown Newark has now sold the property to a residential developer.

Newark’s revitalizing downtown got another shot in the arm yesterday as Edison Properties announced the start of redevelopment for Ironside Newark.

Newark may be getting a new residential project that’s built entirely out of shipping containers. Spearheaded by development partners Cor10 Concepts and Community Asset Preservation Corporation as well as C+C Architecture, the new project hopes to promote home ownership and rebuild distressed communities.