Tag: 155 Washington Street
Harrison’s Viennese-Inspired Eatery Charley Expanding Into Newark
New renderings of the Urby complex have confirmed our reporting that Charley, a restaurant from a Michelin-star winning chef, is opening a Newark outpost.
New Restaurant, Possibly a Charley Outpost, Coming to Newark’s Urby Development
A corporation with the same trading name as a prominent Harrison restaurant has applied to transfer a liquor license to space inside the soon-to-open Downtown Newark building.
Photos: Construction Continues on Newark’s Urby Project
A building in Downtown Newark is being transformed into the region’s next Urby development.
Newark Will Be Getting Its First 250-Unit Urby Development
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.
Rutgers Sells 18-Story Newark Building to Developer, Construction Now Underway
The 18-story building at 155 Washington Street in Downtown Newark has been sold for over $9 million.
EXCLUSIVE: Renderings of 18-Story Rutgers-Newark Redevelopment Released
For over a year, Jersey Digs has been following the proposal to turn a Rutgers-owned 18-story building in Downtown Newark into over 200 apartments and more. Now, we’ve gotten our hands on the project’s site plans and renderings.
New Details Revealed for 18-Story Rutgers-Newark Redevelopment
Something big is coming to 155 Washington Street in Downtown Newark, but Rutgers University won’t say much.
$73M Adaptive Reuse Project Could Bring 200+ Units to Newark
Back in March, we found out about plans to turn an 18-story building in Downtown Newark into apartments. Now, we’ve learned what firm is behind the project and additional information about the proposal.
225 Units Could Come to Newark High-Rise
An 18-story building in Newark could be converted into a mixed-use development while a residential building might be constructed next door. It is scheduled to go before the board March 12.
