Three adjacent properties in the South Ward of Newark that are owned by the municipal government are slated to be sold to a mixed-use developer.

The Canadian fast-casual restaurant will be bringing burritos, wraps, and more to over 1,800 square feet of space inside a Downtown Newark building.

As the nation braces for a “dark winter” of coronavirus, we look back on how New Jersey managed epidemics over the last century.

Back in July, Jersey Digs reported that a development with residential units and a health facility could be coming to Newark. Now, new details and renderings have been revealed.

L+M Development Partners has announced that a high-rise currently under renovation will be under the umbrella of Urby, a living concept with locations in Jersey City and Harrison that plans to expand across the country.

Rent.com gave the Brick City low marks in several metrics including median income, unemployment rate, and cost of living.

A four-story building at the corner of Norfolk Street and Sussex Avenue in University Heights that was previously used by the Newark Renaissance House could be converted into a mixed-use development.

The 95-year-old venue forms seven-member, volunteer-based body with Black executives from Goldman Sachs, Facebook, and AllianceBernstein.

Three properties owned by the City of Newark in the West Ward could be sold for $140,400 to a developer so that a mixed-use project can be constructed.

A property on Delancy Street in the East Ward of Newark is under new ownership and a development with more than a dozen units could be constructed.