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Wayne Begins Demolition Of Valley Road Office For 275 Apartments
Demolition of the 126,520-square-foot Wayne office building is underway, and the site is being cleared for 275 rental apartments. The replacement has received conditional approval. The proposal calls for demolishing the office building and its parking and putting up four apartment buildings. The inclusionary project is planned for a 10.95-acre site along the southbound side of Valley Road.
NJ.com
N.J. engineering firm tied to construction site in deadly Brooklyn building collapse
The president of a Linden engineering firm is listed in New York City records as the engineer on plans to stabilize the soil during excavation next to the Brooklyn building that collapsed Wednesday, according to Engineering News-Record. Jieming Wang, president of LMW Engineering Group, is named on a permit filed...
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Newark’s Ballantine Brewery Site Lands $130 Million Loan for 501 Apartments and Food Bazaar
New York-based real estate development firm Shorewood Real Estate Group and Brooklyn-based retail operator Bogopa Enterprises recently secured a construction loan for the second phase of the redevelopment of the former P. Ballantine & Sons brewery on Ferry Street. The firms secured a $130 million construction loan from Los Angeles-based financial services firm PCCP to build a new seven-story building at 412-426 Ferry Street, including a 57,000-square-foot Food Bazaar.
boozyburbs.com
Artisan Cheese Shop is Coming to Bergen County Downtown
Cheese Nomads, a new specialty cheese shop, is preparing to open in Rutherford next month. The shop will be located at 104 Park Avenue and will focus on artisan cheeses, operating as a counter-service retail concept that will also offer catering. According ownership, Cheese Nomads aims to provide a selection...
The Bergen Record
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Newark Approves $240 Million Development With 670 Apartments in South Ironbound
The Newark Central Planning Board recently approved the redevelopment of a 116,756-square-foot assemblage at the intersection of Mulberry and Murray streets in the South Ironbound. The project will redevelop nearly an entire block and include an eight-story building with 670 apartments, a parking garage for up to 585 vehicles, and nearly 19,000 square feet of retail space.
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Springfield Gateway breaks ground in Irvington
Developers, public officials and financial partners were on hand to break ground on Springfield Gateway, a $22.7 million development that will bring 48 affordable homes to Irvington, where 10 vacant lots once stood. The event was attended by co-developers Adenah Bayoh of Foya Development Group and Bryan Scotland of Lionheart...
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Hackensack Approves Revised Plans for 250 Apartments at One Essex
A planned 250-apartment development in Hackensack is getting a major makeover, with the developer cutting retail space by 57%, adding a rooftop terrace and making several other changes to the seven-story building. The updated plans for One Essex would reduce the amount of space set aside for stores and other...
jerseybee.org
HelloFresh warehouse workers in Newark filed lawsuit alleging discrimination, harassment, forced labor
HelloFresh warehouse workers in Newark filed a class-action lawsuit alleging discrimination, harassment, and forced labor. The lawsuit claims HelloFresh managers and supervisors threatening violence, using racial slurs, denying bathroom access, and threatening to call U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement against Latine and immigrant workers. According to the lawsuit, HelloFresh laid off about 400 temporary employees on short notice just one day before the state’s Temporary Workers’ Bill of Rights was set to go into effect, which guarantees temporary workers stronger labor protections. Plaintiffs are seeking compensatory, punitive, and statutory damages, severance pay, legal fee reimbursement, and pre- and post-judgement interest.
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Every Corner Holds A Different Surprise At This New Jersey Antique Lover’s Paradise
A toy-maker once cranked out plastic toys inside this building. Now it’s packed with about 50 dealer booths spread across two floors. Yep, the toys came back, just older. The building dates to 1904 and first served immigrant families as a neighborhood house. Worn timber floors and tall windows still carry that early character.