NJ Transit and Onyx Equities have revealed new details about their 25-year lease in downtown Newark, where the agency will occupy some 407,000 square feet for its new headquarters.
New Jersey Future has unveiled the winners of this year’s Smart Growth Awards, highlighting projects from Paterson to Westfield with a major focus on planning and redevelopment.
Onyx Equities has completed a deal to bring NJ Transit to Newark’s Gateway complex, where the agency has committed to more than 400,000 square feet under a high-profile office lease.
NJ Transit has secured nearly $600,000 in federal funds to study development prospects along what would be the long-awaited, nine-mile extension of the Hudson-Bergen Light Rail.
State officials have picked Russo Development, Onyx Equities and Terminal Construction to spearhead a project that would reshape NJ Transit’s busy Metropark station in Woodbridge.
Construction is set to begin on the long-awaited Hoboken Connect project, where plans call for improving the city’s historic transit terminal, infrastructure upgrades and new development that would include nearly 400 apartments and 635,000 square feet of high-end office space.
The New Brunswick train station is a getting a nearly $50 million upgrade, thanks to an infusion of state funds detailed Friday by Gov. Phil Murphy and other officials.
Officials in Dunellen have set out to update the borough’s master plan, working alongside DMR Architects in a process that includes collecting feedback from local residents.
Development firm LCOR is seeking to revitalize the long-dormant, two-story ferry terminal in Hoboken — envisioning uses such as event space, market-style retail and other concepts — in what could be the centerpiece of a plan to transform the city’s historic transit hub.
The long-awaited plan to improve Hoboken Terminal and build new apartments, office space and public amenities nearby took a key step forward this week with the city’s approval of a redevelopment agreement with LCOR, the firm that is spearheading the project.
