Schools

For over a year, Jersey Digs has been following the proposal to turn a Rutgers-owned 18-story building in Downtown Newark into over 200 apartments and more. Now, we’ve gotten our hands on the project’s site plans and renderings.

In a year fraught with bad headlines, New Jersey City University recently announced some positive news.

NJIT could be adding new mixed-use developments near its University Heights campus.

The eight-story building at 715 Park Avenue could soon contain dozens of apartments.

The Hudson County Schools of Technology could spend $7 million to acquire 180 9th Street from the Jersey City Redevelopment Agency. The property is currently home to Explore Middle School.

The $300 million Jersey City project will build a “mini-city” near Liberty Science Center -- see the new renderings here.

Two major projects looking to spruce up one of Jersey City’s oldest institutions are moving full speed ahead during the summer months.

The old William G. Cook Elementary School currently sits empty in Trenton’s Wilbur Section. Now, City Hall is looking to sell the building to a development firm.

The New Jersey Institute of Technology’s new 548-bed residence hall is being built at the site of the old Warren Street School in University Heights, Newark.

The Jersey City facility, a major component of the 14-acre SciTech Scity redevelopment, will include a variety of classrooms, an observatory, and several outdoor areas.