Revitalization

A once proud but deteriorating industrial complex in Mercer County is officially meeting the wrecking ball and will be replaced with four new buildings hoping to spark some modern-day innovation.

Asbury Park and Atlantic City will be getting $20 million each toward boardwalk restoration work, and a slew of other Jersey Shore towns also nabbed millions in grants.

An endeavor that is revitalizing an abandoned Newark high-rise obtained some notable financing that will help transition the property.

Alpine Residential will soon be presenting an application to the planning board for SciTech Scity's 500-unit Scholar's Village, that calls for a pair of connected 12-story buildings that include two retail spaces.

The Borgata, Atlantic City’s highest-revenue casino, will be completely revamping The Water Club tower with a new event space and more.

A Downtown Jersey City complex is set to be transformed into a mixed-income development that includes retail, condominiums, public space, and a new pedestrian plaza.

A $5.5 million plan to overhaul a pedestrian zone in Jersey City is starting to come together near the Hudson River waterfront.

Gateway Junction in Newark is officially open to the public and several big-name restaurants will be launching in the development over the coming months.

The first approvals have been granted for a 95-acre redevelopment effort along the Hackensack River, with the initial portion set to include 35% affordable housing and 10,000-square feet of community amenities.

The renovation of two block stretch of Newark Avenue has added granite pavers, a public stage, seating, infrastructure improvements, and more to one of Downtown’s biggest destinations.