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Montclair Public Library Secures $36.6 Million for Expansion and Renovation
One of New Jersey’s oldest public library systems has secured millions in state funding to renovate its downtown headquarters and expand services
Director of Development
Position Summary
This position supports the Sussex County YMCA & Fairview Lake Camp in Newton, NJ.
The Metropolitan YMCA of the Oranges (Metro Y) seeks a...
Software Engineer
Software Engineer
Job Classification: Technology - Engineering & Cloud
Are you interested in building capabilities that enable the organization with innovation, speed, agility, scalability and efficiency?...
Newark Developer Pedro Gomes Wins Zoning Approval for 14-Story High-Rise on Orange Street
Newark developer Pedro Gomes has won Zoning Board approval for his first high-rise, a 14-story tower inspired by one of the city's modernist buildings.
The Mercer Opens in Downtown Newark with Limited-Time Leasing Incentives
The Mercer is Newark’s newest design-forward rental offering, pairing Art Deco elegance with industrial details and smart, spacious layouts.
Development Plans Revealed as Jersey City Moves Embankment Settlement Forward
A legal battle that has lasted over 20 years could finally come to an end with a new elevated public park, a 40-story high-rise, and affordable housing units on the former elevated rail line.
Hoboken’s Next Construction Boom Takes Shape
A major revitalization of Hoboken's train station is being complemented by new developments and greenspace but a few question marks still remain too.
Flemington’s Sportsman’s Plaza Retail Center Sells for $2.25 Million After 30 Years
Sportsman’s Plaza, a retail strip center in Flemington, has been sold for $2.25 million in an off-market deal.
Former Dykes Lumber Site on Weehawken Waterfront to Be Used for Gateway Tunnel
A prime piece of Weehawken real estate was purchased by Amtrak last year for $60 million and is currently vacant following the closing of Dykes Lumber.
202-Unit Development on Jersey City’s West Side Avenue Nabs $35 Million Loan
An adaptive reuse project in Jersey City that will convert and expand a former warehouse into a mixed-use complex has gained some additional financing.
