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CorePower Yoga, Starbucks Coming to Willow House in Hoboken
Starbucks and CorePower Yoga have signed on as the retail tenants at Willow House, a new mixed-use development nearing completion on Hoboken’s west side.
Steel Beam Ceremony Marks Progress on $500 Million Expansion of Camden’s Virtua Lourdes Hospital
The ceremonial beam signing marked a construction milestone for the nearly 200,000-square-foot, seven-story tower that will increase the 76-year-old hospital’s size by 35% and serve as the main entrance.
Princeton Seminary’s Alexander Hall Set to Undergo Restoration
Princeton Theological Seminary is planning an extensive restoration of Alexander Hall, its oldest building dating to 1817.
Developer Pedro Gomes Secures Planning Board Approval for Residential Building in University Heights
An empty lot in Newark's University Heights neighborhood is set to become a six-story apartment building.
Long Branch Apartment, Commercial Buildings Sell for $19.4 Million
The Long Branch apartment building sold five years after it was completed.
Hoboken Approves 13-Story Tower at Stevens Institute
A modest four-story dormitory at Stevens Institute of Technology in Hoboken will be torn down and replaced with a 13-story mixed-use tower.
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Area Property Manager
Company: BNE Real Estate Group | Location: South Amboy, NJ
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Company: City of New Brunswick | Location: New Brunswick, NJ
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A dynamic urban center with a population of 56,000+ seeks a full-time...
Italian Fusion Restaurant Planned Inside Former Funeral Home in New Brunswick
The approved plans will transform the 1950-era New Brunswick funeral home into a large restaurant featuring Italian fusion cuisine.
Newark’s Parking Debate Takes Center Stage After Tower Denial
A proposed 27-story tower in Newark’s Military Park Historic District was denied, but the decision raised a larger question: should developers still be required to provide parking near transit?
