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NYC is leading the office- and hotel-to-apartment trend: Report
More and more former hotels and offices are being converted into homes, and Manhattan is the epicenter of the market phenomenon. A new report from real estate listings website RentCafe has found that adaptive reuse — which in this case specifically refers to commercial spaces being repurposed as residential properties — has surged in recent years, with 17.6% more apartments converted from outdated buildings in 2023 than 2022. Across the country, 151,000 apartments-to-be are now in the process of being converted. That’s a 24% increase from the 122,000 units in the pipeline last year. We’re ‘anti-Mother’s Day’ moms — we love our kids,...
Councilman Michael Jackson turns over cellphone codes in Paterson election fraud case
PATERSON — Councilman Michael Jackson has provided three cellphone passcodes to the New Jersey Attorney General’s Office for its investigation targeting him for possible witness tampering, a judge announced Monday. State investigators seized Jackson’s phone in May 2023 as part of a probe into whether he tampered with witnesses, in the attorney general’s...
Nutley Landmark Gets A Facelift
,NUTLEY, NJ — Residents visiting the main business district in the township will notice one local landmark is sporting a new face. The space that formerly was home to Pag's got a fresh coat of paint on May 14.CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR THE FREE TAPINTO.NET NEWSLETTER The building has a stucco veneer that was starting to show its age in recent years. A few years ago, the owners of the restaurant painted the exterior bright yellow. That coat of paint not only covered years of stains, but helped the business stand out in the neighborhood. It is not known if this new face is a prime coat or if this is the final color. For more local news, visit TAPinto.net
Ramsey hires company to conduct county-ordered revaluation, reassessment
RAMSEY — The borough has hired Appraisal Systems Inc. to conduct a Bergen County-ordered property revaluation and reassessment, officials said on Tuesday. "Letters outlining the reassessment process were sent to all property owners by Appraisal Systems," Mayor Deirdre Dillon said. "Please do not throw out these letters. They should be retained throughout the revaluation process should you have any questions."
Wayne Planning Board OKs township's second Wawa store. See where it's going
WAYNE — The Planning Board approved a proposal this week for a new Wawa convenience store and gas station on Hamburg Turnpike. It will be the second Wawa location in the township, and in all of Passaic County, after the first opened on Route 23 north five months ago. The 2.4-acre property, owned by...
Columbia grad’s mic gets cut off during anti-Israel commencement rant
A Columbia University student’s microphone appears to have been cut off just moments after she started delivering an anti-Israel commencement speech rant. Saham David Ahmed Ali tore into the Ivy League school as she delivered the class speaker address at the Mailman School of Public Health’s commencement ceremony on Tuesday. Video shows the moment the student’s mic suddenly appeared to start glitching as she was midway through ripping Columbia’s “silence” over the ongoing Gaza war. Microphone cuts off during Columbia grad’s anti-Israel commencement speech rant The microphone cut off several more times over the next few seconds, prompting those in the crowd to start...
This 1700s Bergen County home now a 'world-class bar, restaurant' in Tenafly
The historic Demarest-Lyle House has been a lot of things over the past 230 years; a residential home, rustic office space and even a Tenafly town property. As of today, though, it's officially a sophisticated restaurant and social club backed by a Michelin-experienced chef and the same venture development group behind acclaimed vegan...
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