Tag: russo development
Construction Begins on $200 Million First Phase of Metropark Redevelopment
The future Hackensack Meridian Health and Wellness Center will span over 60,000 square feet and be followed by a mixed-use residential development across the street from the transit hub.
Orange’s Main Street Revitalization Comes Together
Long-envisioned redevelopment around the Essex County city’s train station is starting to pay off as Orange is set to welcome over 600 new apartments over the course of the next 12 to 18 months.
Broad Street Station Could Become Newark’s Next Trending District
Newark’s Eighth Avenue used to cut through the heart of Little Italy, lined with cafés and restaurants. Now, the developer behind Vermella Broad Street is hoping to bring the corridor to life once again.
Industrial Redevelopment Site Sold for $17.5 Million in Mahwah
An industrial site recently sold for $17.5 million in Mahwah and will soon be redeveloped.
PHOTOS: Construction Begins on ‘Essex & Crane’ Complex Next to Orange Train Station
The area immediately surrounding Orange’s main train station is filling up with development.
Public Hearing to Discuss Possible Tax Abatement for Kearny Development
The proposed tax abatement for mixed-use development “The Bridge” in Kearny, New Jersey, could last decades.
299-Unit Russo Project on Newark’s Broad Street to Receive 30-Year Tax Abatement
A developer’s request for a lengthy tax exemption in connection with a mixed-use project in Newark’s Lower Broadway neighborhood has been approved.
Hearing Expected to Discuss Plans for Vermella Union’s 471-Unit Third Phase
A sizable development near Union Station and Kean University could soon get even bigger.
Development With 201 Units Near Orange Station Could Receive 30-Year Tax Exemption
A firm associated with Russo Development could receive a lengthy tax exemption for 33-51 Lincoln Avenue if the Orange Municipal Council approves a newly proposed ordinance.
44 Additional Units Planned for Russo Project Near Newark Broad Street Station
The company seeking to bring a 299-unit mixed-use development to a large vacant tract in Newark’s Lower Broadway neighborhood is seeking amended approvals.
