Sales of Three Northern New Jersey Properties Total Over $10M
The Northern New Jersey sales, which comprised 62 units overall, included properties in Belleville, Woodbridge, and South Orange.
Woodbridge Center Mall Sells for Massive Loss
The largest shopping facility in Middlesex County sold for a whopping $155 million less than what it was appraised for just a few short years ago.
Construction Begins on $200 Million First Phase of Metropark Redevelopment
The future Hackensack Meridian Health and Wellness Center will span over 60,000 square feet and be followed by a mixed-use residential development across the street from the transit hub.
Indian Restaurant The Mango People Collective Replaces TGI Fridays in Woodbridge
The restaurant is part of the Fine Indian Dining Group, which has restaurants in New Jersey and New York City.
Pennrose and Woodbridge Township Break Ground on 60-Unit Affordable Senior Housing Complex for Veterans
A new affordable senior housing complex that will give veterans preferred renter status has broken ground in Woodbridge Township, with completion scheduled for next spring.
Hackensack Meridian Health Opens First-of-Its-Kind Wellness Center at NJ Transit Metropark Station
Hackensack Meridian Health is opening what it calls the country's first comprehensive healthcare facility located at a major mass transit hub.
Denver Company Pays $4.2M for Former Procter & Gamble Plant
A developer from Colorado spent over $4 million to buy a recently shuttered factory in Woodbridge from Procter & Gamble.
Affordable Housing Coming Opposite East Jersey State Prison
The property, which was previously part of the prison grounds, could soon contain 100 units.
Seven-Story Mixed-Use Complex Planned Near Woodbridge Train Station
A developer is planning to replace a shopping center in Woodbridge Township’s downtown with a residential and retail complex. State environmental documents show that the complex could be known as "Modera Woodbridge."
Dave & Buster’s Finally Allowed To Open In New Jersey
The food and gaming chain was barred from New Jersey until two years ago, not because it had broken any law, but because its very business model was illegal.
