Newark is back on Amazon playlist
In the wake of an announcement that mega e-tailer Amazon will withdraw its plans to build a sprawling new headquarters in Long Island City, Queens,
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Paramount Assets buys Newark tower
Paramount Assets has added another landmark property to its Newark commercial portfolio. The investment firm acquired 17 Academy Street, a 100,000 s/f, 12-story office building
SELLING POINTS: Cushman & Wakefield tapped for Bed-Stuy development site
● CUSHMAN & WAKEFIELD Bed-Stuy development site offered at $38M Cushman & Wakefield has been retained to arrange the sale of 1215 Fulton Street, a
Amazon effect making Newark a winner
Tomorrow could be a big day for Newark. July 5 is Amazon’s birthday and, it has been reported, CEO Jeff Bezos may announce where the
SJP, Aetna to build 2M s/f mixed-use development in Newark
SJP Properties has created a joint-venture with Aetna Realty to redevelop the former Westinghouse property adjacent to the Newark Broad Street Station in Newark, NJ.
Berger Organization plans major renovation at 33 Washington Street
33 Washington Street, a 450,000 s/f office tower in downtown Newark, is in the planning stages for extensive renovations throughout all 19 floors and extending
Coworkers pull up a chair at Hahne building as celebrity chef cooks up a new concept
L+M Development Partners announced that Launch Pad — a company offering co-working space for entrepreneurs, creatives and businesses — has signed a lease for approximately
Work starts on Newark Teachers Village as money adds up
RBH Group, the developer of Newark’s Teachers Village, announced the completion of financing and the start of construction on Hartford’s Teachers Corner, a mixed-use apartment
L+M, Prudential close on $100M plan for Ralph Walker building in Newark
L+M Development Partners and Prudential Financial have secured $100 million in financing to convert the Ralph Walker-designed Bell Building in Newark, NJ, into a mixed
Team picked for stadium redevelopment
Lotus Equity Group announced the four architecture firms that will lead the redevelopment of Newark’s Bears Stadium. The eight-acre site sits adjacent to the waterfront,