Newark Real Estate News
Newark’s Eleven80 Building Threatens to Evict Tenant Union Leader Days After He Threatened Lawsuit
The lawyer leading a tenant union at Newark's Eleven80 apartment building is representing himself in court against an eviction he says is retaliation.
Newark Planning Board Rejects 150-Unit Development for Second Time in Less Than a Year
Newark's planning board has unanimously rejected a 150-unit mixed-use project near University Hospital for the second time in less than a year.
Newark Developer Pedro Gomes Wins Zoning Approval for 14-Story High-Rise on Orange Street
Newark developer Pedro Gomes has won Zoning Board approval for his first high-rise, a 14-story tower inspired by one of the city's modernist buildings.
Rare Top-Floor Loft With Cathedral Ceilings at Newark’s Button Factory Hits the Market
A one-of-a-kind top-floor loft at the iconic Button Factory in Newark is now available.
Recently Completed 135-Unit Development in Newark Listed for Sale
A mixed-use complex in Newark’s Ironbound neighborhood has been put up for sale less than two years after wrapping up construction.
Port Authority Begins Testing Autonomous Vehicles at Newark Airport
The Port Authority has launched a spring testing program for autonomous electric shuttles at Newark Airport.
Construction Begins on 41-Story Summit Tower in Newark
A new residential tower in Newark will soon be going vertical in the shadow of the Prudential Center despite a snowy winter.
Father Divine’s Onetime Newark Hotel to Become Homeless Shelter, Transitional Housing
A landmark Newark building with a storied history as a luxury hotel and later a missionary headquarters has finally won approval for redevelopment.
Governor Sherrill’s Plan for Newark Bay Bridge Could Signal Shift in Transportation Policy
Governor Sherrill has rejected a plan to expand the Newark Bay Bridge, and the communities that fought hardest against it say the real battle over New Jersey's transportation future is just beginning.
Newark’s MLK Boulevard Sees New Investment as Krueger-Scott Mansion Anchors Neighborhood Revival
Between a restored Victorian mansion, a new café, and two major residential projects in the pipeline, Newark's MLK Boulevard is looking like a very different street than it was just a few years ago.
