The city of Newark has issued a call for experienced contractors, developers and nonprofits for a new program to make housing more affordable and, in the process, expand opportunities for minority- and women-owned firms in real estate.
The transformation of a suburban office park in Parsippany — one of New Jersey’s most closely watched redevelopment projects — comes with a heavy focus on sustainability, including a plan to seek certification with the U.S. Green Building Council for the entire 45-acre community.
Construction is underway on a new 78,000-square-foot industrial building in Piscataway, in the second speculative project to break ground recently at Rutgers Industrial Center.
DIGroup Architecture is celebrating three recent accolades from the American Institute of Architects New Jersey chapter, including the prestigious Firm of the Year Award.
What is the next must-have amenity, perk or design feature in new apartment buildings? We assembled a panel of industry experts to tackle this month’s question.
The death of former state Sen. Ronald Rice resonated throughout New Jersey this week, drawing tributes from groups including those involved in housing and urban redevelopment.
Local officials in Westfield have cleared the way for the Hudson’s Bay Co. to redevelop a vacant Lord & Taylor site and several adjacent blocks downtown, with plans calling for more than 300,000 square feet of office space and some 200 residential units.
The transformation of a historic industrial site in Spotswood is taking shape, in a project that will bring some 650,000 square feet of new logistics space to the small Middlesex County borough.
Borgata Hotel Casino & Spa has kicked off a $55 million redesign and rebranding of the tower long known as The Water Club, with plans to deliver more than 700 renovated guestrooms and a new collection of high-end suites with wraparound views of Atlantic City.
