Public transit is the only effective means for Newarkers to get around our city, and at one time, it was a fast, efficient, and timely endeavor. So why has it become so lousy?

Prepare to be charmed by the grandeur of this historic, pre-war condominium in the Forest Hill section of Newark, this charismatic three-bedroom home is brimming with features and plentiful storage.

So much of New Jersey’s rail network is designed to access Manhattan when we should prioritize connecting the cities within our own borders.

A developer is proposing to demolish a century-old row house in the Ironbound neighborhood of Newark to build an 11-story apartment tower that exceeds the maximum height allowed in the neighborhood.

Newark’s South Park Presbyterian Church could finally see a restoration after three decades in limbo.

These five city halls — ranging in styles from Neoclassical to Art Deco — made a statement about the importance of New Jersey when they were built.

Paramount Assets has full approvals in place to restore a Newark property that will expand the building by three floors and add a sizeable storefront to the stretch.

A Victorian-era brick factory in the Ironbound neighborhood of Newark could be converted into a mixed-use building.

KS Group has been given the go-ahead to revitalize several parcels in University Heights, Newark into a modern residential complex that includes parking.

Historic buildings that weren’t demolished were often stripped of ornamentation or covered with superficial materials. However, as current tastes change in favor of that lost ornamentation, developers are restoring original facades.