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NJPAC’s New Center Could Give Newark’s Arts Scene What it Needs Most: Theater Space
Newark has the talent for a vibrant theater scene. If only it had venues. That’s why NJPAC’s new Cooperman Center could be so transformative for downtown.
Despite Controversy, Newark Approves 2,100-Unit Plan at IDT Properties
One of the most ambitious redevelopments in the history of Downtown Newark has officially been given the green light.
Larken Associates Announces Full Lease-Up of 526 Units in Western NJ
Two large multi-family complexes in small towns not far from the Delaware River are proving that New Jersey’s "Gold Coast" isn’t the only riverfront spot with a high demand.
What’s Causing the Delay with Newark’s Riverfront Park?
For decades, Newarkers have been trying to reclaim the river that pollution stole from them and make it public space. After years of planning, work finally began, then suddenly stopped.
Renovated Ballantine House in Newark Re-Opens This Friday
Ballantine House, which dates to 1885, underwent an extensive renovation and now houses an immersive historical experience that also includes contemporary art exhibits.
Stylish Wonder Lofts Home with Rooftop Terrace Hits the Market in Hoboken
This expansive home, at the highly desirable Wonder Lofts in Hoboken, features a well-thought-out floor plan and a corner rooftop terrace with sweeping New York City views.
A Ghost, a Witch, and the Devil Walk into a Cemetery… The Horrors that...
These tales I’m about to share are real, as legend goes that is… these are the stories that only a few of us know and wish to continue to pass for future generations. And what is most befitting is that they come from one particularly famous place in Newark… a final resting place.
Rapidly Expanding 2nd Street Clothier Opening Hoboken Shop
Clothing store 2nd Street, that has recently opened locations in New York City’s most fashionable neighborhoods, is coming to Hoboken.
Newark’s Preservationists Fooled Again – This Time With Proposed Pedestrian Bridge
The proposed $110 million Newark pedestrian bridge promises enhanced accessibility and safety, yet it faces criticism for bypassing city landmarks commission approval and missing opportunities for artistic involvement.
This Architect Wants to Build a 46-Story Skyscraper Near the Prudential Center, But is...
The battle between the past and the present recently came to blows when developer KS Group came before the Newark Historic Preservation Commission to present plans for the Newark Summit Tower in the Four Corners Historic District.
