23-Unit Development Planned atop Passaic Furniture Store and Adjacent Building
A four-story development that would include the existing Passaic Discount Furniture building and a neighboring three-story structure is being proposed for Passaic’s downtown.
244-Unit Project at Old Passaic Railroad Site Could Receive Tax Exemption Lasting up to...
More than a year after plans were announced to bring apartments to former freight railroad yard properties in Passaic, a lengthy tax exemption for the project could be approved.
Aisle One Kosher Supermarket Opens as First Phase of Passaic Redevelopment
The all-inclusive grocery experience is the initial portion of the Brook Haven Mall, a revitalization of a post-industrial property that has plans for an event venue and rooftop dining facilities.
Residential Development Planned Next to Passaic’s ‘100 Steps’
A development has been proposed for a neighborhood within the North Jersey city of Passaic.
Downtown Passaic Strip Mall Could Become Apartment Complex
Major changes could be coming to a site on Hoover Avenue in the heart of Passaic.
Historic Early 20th Century-Era Apartment Building Sells for $5.35M in Passaic
An early 20th century-era apartment building was recently sold in Passaic for $5.35 million.
Revitalization Underway At Passaic’s Tallest And Most Iconic Building
Work is underway at The Peoples Bank Tower in Downtown Passaic at 663 Main Avenue. The mixed-use project aims to restore the city's "tallest and most iconic building". Construction is expected to be completed by late 2017.
South Market Street Loft Project to Move Forward in Passaic
A historic warehouse building on the Passaic River in the city of Passaic is being converted into living and retail space.
251 Apartments Envisioned for Former Ethan Allen Furniture Complex in Passaic
A developer wants to turn a former Ethan Allen furniture distribution complex along the Passaic River into an apartment complex.
Passaic Planning Board to Hold Virtual Hearing About Major Rail Yard Redevelopment
The novel coronavirus is causing the Passaic Planning Board to discuss plans to redevelop a former railroad yard into residential and commercial uses over Zoom.
