According to the social impact real estate development company, the sale marks the successful transformation of a 3-acre former brownfields site and industrial manufacturing facility into a green manufacturing center that has created hundreds of jobs.

The vouchers can be purchased online and are valid at more than 85 of the Brick City's businesses, including restaurants and retailers.

The target portfolio boasts more than 816,000 square feet of office space and a parking garage with 901 spaces in Newark's Central Business District.

The six-month program will provide up to 400 area college students and residents with discretionary income to offset their cost of living and to drive spending at local businesses in support of the city's economic recovery.

The state's largest art institution is looking to expand, with a proposal that it says would help create a cultural hub in downtown Newark with expanded facilities, housing and more.

The firm's Andrew Kirshenbaum represented both the seller ChildSmiles and the buyer in the transaction.

A fully affordable housing package in New Jersey's largest city has a new owner who plans to invest millions to begin upgrades at one building at the complex before the year is out, with improvements to come later to its remaining 12 properties.

Eight new eateries are joining the ranks the 100,000-square-foot retail and hospitality area, the owner and developer of the 2.3 million-square-foot complex announced Oct. 27, along with a competition to fill the section's final space and plans for a job fair in 2022.

Eighteen were selected by a jury of local arts professionals and community stakeholders to produce large-scale installations and public artworks at the Amazon-owned online audiobook and podcast service's newly renovated headquarters and in the surrounding downtown neighborhood.

Evan Weiss will head the organization committed to the ongoing economic revitalization of New Jersey's largest city, following the departure of Aisha Glover in September 2020 to join the Audible team.

The 85-year-old family-owned business inked a 10-year, 2,285-square-foot agreement to establish its third New Jersey location.

The Garden State cities were named alongside 24 other areas for the 2022-23 cohort after a successful inaugural 2020-22 iteration that transformed nearly 86,500 square feet of streets with artwork in 16 cities.