Tag: Ironbound
Proposed Development Could add 135 Apartments next to Newark’s Ferry Plaza
135 apartments are being proposed for a property in Newark’s Ironbound neighborhood.
‘Lafayette Street Residence’ Project May Come to Newark’s Ironbound
Two houses in Newark’s Ironbound neighborhood not far from Penn Station could be replaced with a six-story development.
Company Looks to Replace House in Newark’s Ironbound with Residential Development
Newark’s Ironbound neighborhood could see another new residential development.
50-Unit Development Could Rise Across the Street from Newark’s Riverfront Park
A hearing has been scheduled for an application that calls for a new five-story building to be constructed in the Ironbound section of Newark.
Building with 66 Residential Units Proposed for Main Street in Newark’s Ironbound
A developer is proposing a five-story project in the Ironbound section of Newark.
16-Unit Building Proposed for Recently Sold Property in Newark’s Ironbound Section
A property on Delancy Street in the East Ward of Newark is under new ownership and a development with more than a dozen units could be constructed.
Plans Resurface for 72-Unit Project Opposite Newark’s Murphy Varnish Lofts
Jersey Digs first reported in 2017 that a project called Vesey Street Commons was in the works for the Ironbound neighborhood of Newark. Now, months after we reported that the property had been sold, a 72-unit development proposal for the site could receive a tax abatement.
56-Unit Mixed-Use Project Proposed for Bruen Street in Newark’s Ironbound
Another development application has been submitted for the MX-3 zone in Newark’s Ironbound neighborhood.
After Homeless Shelter Plan Denied, Apartments Could Come to Newark Building
After plans to turn a building in Newark’s Ironbound neighborhood into a shelter for veterans experiencing homelessness were denied, a developer is seeking to bring nine apartments to the building.
Company Pays $3.8M for Property Opposite Newark’s Murphy Varnish Lofts
A tract in Newark’s Ironbound neighborhood that was once expected to become home to a development called Vesey Street Commons was sold last year to a Union County company.
