Excuse the radio silence of the past couple of weeks, here’s a a pictorial update on three projects currently under construction in Rahway.
Continue reading A brief update on current redevelopment projects
Excuse the radio silence of the past couple of weeks, here’s a a pictorial update on three projects currently under construction in Rahway.
Continue reading A brief update on current redevelopment projects
City Council authorized a $2-million bond ordinance to fund infrastructure improvements, including the extension of Monroe Street, as part of a downtown development currently under construction.
Almost five years after City Council initially approved expanding the downtown Special Improvement District (SID) citywide — sparking a lawsuit by business owners — the governing body is poised to approve the first expanded SID budget.
A $55-million development at the site of the former Center Circle facility on Main Street topped out at its planned five stories earlier this month.
Phase one of the Main & Monroe development is aiming for an October completion and while the developer is required to start the second phase by January, there is interest in starting sooner.
Park Square, the two-building, 159-unit rental complex downtown, has sold for $35.9 million, according to property records. Reports in NJ Biz and GlobeSt.com initially had the sale price as $34.9 million.
The beginning of a new year seems like an appropriate time as any to look back over the previous year and while we’re at it, update the redevelopment map on the site.
The Redevelopment Agency earlier this month adopted a resolution that will allow the city to issue Redevelopment Area Bonds (RAB) to reimburse a developer for part of the cost of extending Monroe Street.
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