Newark’s municipal government is expected to sell three properties to a local non-profit organization in order to develop a complex with a farmers market and more.

The Newark Housing Authority says it “has begun identifying potential commercial and residential developer partners” for a former public housing property near Weequahic Park.

The City of Newark is expected to sell a property on Jones Street to an organization that would develop a textile training facility.

The old Hamilton Building and Loan Association site on Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Boulevard in Newark’s Central Ward was sold to a company associated with the Lofts at Lincoln Park project.

The Coe Mansion, which was the subject of an adaptive reuse development proposal last year, now has a new owner.

“Demolition and redevelopment” are reportedly in store for the property near Riverfront Park.

The Peddlers' Square property along Orange Street in Newark’s Central Ward could become home to a massive development.

A Rockland County, New York-based company acquired a vacant hospital building on Central Avenue in Newark that was previously expected to be converted into apartments.

The Newark Municipal Council voted to sell 2104-2118 McCarter Highway to Sherman Avenue Development, but residential use will not be coming to the premises.

The company is working with World Central Kitchen and chef Marcus Samuelsson to provide meals for those in need and help food service workers earn steady paychecks amid COVID-19 restrictions.