Newark Delays Vote on 51-Story, 1,000-Unit Mulberry Street Project Amid Objections
Plans for two 51-story towers in Newark, which includes over 200 affordable units, were stalled after raised objections at a heated planning meeting.
Owner of Newark’s Akwaaba Gallery to Open New Art Venue on Littleton Avenue
Akwaaba Gallery, which survived the pandemic’s challenges, is now expanding to further support Newark’s art community.
Despite Community Opposition, Newark Approves Tallest Towers in Ironbound
Newark’s Planning Board has approved a controversial four-tower development in Ironbound, despite fierce opposition from residents and activists.
University Centre in Newark Sold to Hawkins Way, Expansion Planned
With this acquisition, Hawkins Way Capital marks its first investment in Newark’s student housing market.
Newark’s Ironbound Could See Its Largest Development Yet with Four-Tower Proposal
A mixed-use proposal that could be the largest in Newark’s Ironbound history is set to be reviewed in a special planning board meeting tonight.
Ironbound Restaurateurs Open Sihana Bistro in Downtown Newark’s Urby
The team behind Five Corners Ristorante and Sihana Café has opened Sihana Bistro in Downtown Newark, offering a fusion of Mediterranean and Georgian flavors.
NJIT’s New Dorm Marks a Turning Point in Its Relationship with Newark
With new dorms, renovated buildings, and major investments, NJIT is making a push to reshape its campus and its role in the Newark community.
Newark Greenlights Multi-Building Development in Roseville
A Newark redevelopment plan to replace a vacant lot and commercial building in Roseville could serve as a catalyst for the city's North Ward
Filipino Chain Jollibee Set to Open Newark Location
Jollibee will be launching their first Essex County outpost in this Newark neighborhood.
There’s No Place Like Newark for the Holidays: Brick City History for the Most Festive Time of Year
Carrying my gifts along Broad Street, I couldn’t help but be transported to a time when Newark’s holiday streetscapes sparkled like a living postcard.
