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Newark Land Bank Looks to Create Two New South Ward Developments
The Newark Land Bank issued requests for proposals seeking joint venture development partners for two locations.
Demolition at Newark’s Seth Boyden Terrace Site Could Occur This Fall
The Newark Housing Authority is looking to tear down a former public housing complex in the city’s South Ward.
First Phase of Newark Penn Station’s $160 Million Overhaul Begins
New Jersey Transit has started the initial $30 million portion of work on the historic Newark facility.
Árbol by Gomes Brings Luxury Rentals, Community-Minded Amenities, and a Green Sensibility to Newark
Árbol by Gomes is an enclave of luxury rental residences in Newark’s University Heights with a nature-inspired concept and amenities that foster community.
Owner of Vacant Newark Properties Proposes 30-Unit Development
The company that owns two parcels at the corner of Dickerson and 4th streets in Newark’s Fairmount section submitted plans for a new five-story development.
Plans Surface for 70-Unit Version of Newark’s West Side Heights Development Initiative
A version of a project referred to in 2017 as “West Side Heights” has surfaced under the name “Fairmount Commons.” Part of the project would replace a former Newark strip mall with a mixed-use complex.
Mysterious Painting Reveals Architect’s Unfinished Vision for Newark
A mysterious painting has surfaced that reveals what may be an early version of Mies van der Rohe's master plan in Newark.
Jersey City Majorly Outranks New York City on List of Best Cities for Hipsters
A new study puts Jersey City just behind Portland and Oakland and way above Brooklyn as a top city for hipsters.
Union County Developer Proposes 11-Unit Project in Newark’s North Ward
A hearing has been scheduled for plans by a Scotch Plains company to develop a five-story project on Woodside Place in Newark.
Three Families Buy Homes Through Invest Newark’s Section 8 Homeownership Program
It was announced last week that the three families involved in Invest Newark’s Section 8 Homeownership Conversion Program had officially closed on their first homes.
