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Mixed-Use Building In Newark's Ironbound Section Selling For $1.8M
"Everything is just steps from your door," at this building on the market in Newark, its seller says.
"Everything is just steps from your door," at this building on the market in Newark, its seller says.
A building near the Prudential Center and Rutgers University in Newark is on the market for $2.5 million. Take a peek inside here.
"This massive, 'rich-in-old-world-charm' brick home is the opportunity you've been looking for," its seller says.
A "solid and profitable business with a vast and recurring clientele" is available in Newark, its seller says. Learn more here.
Other celebrities who have recently helped to create housing in the Brick City include Queen Latifah and Mo Vaughn.
A private investor bought a stretch of 20 apartment buildings in Newark near Branch Brook Park for more than $80 million, a firm says.
A public/private partnership will bring dozens of “affordable rental apartments” and a medical clinic to the Fairmount section of Newark.
Abandoned buildings can become “eyesores.” The city needs more affordable housing. This complex will help ease both issues, officials say.
A six-story complex in Newark would have 241 apartments and ground-floor commercial space, developers say.
“What has happened in other cities is happening in Newark – but on a scale unmatched anywhere in the country.”
“What I want you to understand is that there’s love in this city,” the entertainment icon said. “There is love in this community.”
Depending on your zip code, owning a home in Essex County can cost an arm and a leg … or just a leg. See where your town falls on this map.
There’s a new ballgame in the works at the ex-home of the Newark Bears. Plans include high-rise apartments and retail/restaurant space.
“In this day and age, internet is an essential service that everyone deserves access to.”
Paramount Assets plans to turn an 84,000 square foot building in Newark into rental apartments with retail space.
Development and real estate deals continue to change the face of New Jersey’s largest city. Here are three updates you should know about.
National home prices have surged over the past year; the Newark area was no exception.
National home prices have surged over the past year; the Newark area was no exception.
A 62,275-square-foot retail property on Broad Street with “redevelopment potential” has a new owner.
National home prices are have surged over the past year; The Newark area was no exception.
Newark will use some of its federal recovery funds to create affordable housing. Here are some other plans to beef up its housing stock.
It happened around 11:30 a.m. at a vacant home on 15th Avenue near 16th Street.
NJBIA: A development project in Newark has been named a “Good Neighbor” to the community as part of an annual award series.
Some Newark building owners with long-term PILOT agreements are dropping the ball when it comes to maintenance, a councilwoman says.
Newark will use $14 million in federal coronavirus relief funds to help struggling renters and landlords amid the pandemic.
The project will create a “vibrant new neighborhood” in Newark, including housing, storefronts and cultural spaces.
Home prices are slightly higher in the Newark area recently. See how much.
“Affordable” doesn’t always mean you can actually afford it when it comes to living in New Jersey's largest city.
A developer wants to build thousands of residential units at the vacant Bears Stadium site in Newark, including affordable housing.
The fair market rent for a two-bedroom rental increased from the previous year.
The city will again challenge developers and providers to create up to 120 housing units to help end homelessness in Newark.
Only 22 percent of Newark households are homeowners. But these loans can help turn the tide, officials say.
Home prices are expected to stay elevated for the near future. They have increased in Essex County area.
Kawaida Towers will make history as the first "100 percent affordable housing development" in downtown Newark, officials said.
More than three acres of city-owned land near West Side High School will be turned into affordable housing, public parks and retail space.
Learn how the average tax bill broke down in Newark last year. See data for other Essex County towns and cities.
It just got easier to buy abandoned properties in the Brick City. Here's why that's a good thing for Newark, supporters say.
A former NJ assemblyman from Hoboken is one of three people accused of taking part in a “scheme” involving real estate projects in Newark.
Give Siree Morris a vacant lot and there’s a good chance he’ll spin it into gold.
The Newark City Council gave a green light to several real estate projects outside the downtown area. See the list.