Category Archives: Rahway

City to pilot valet parking program

The city will launch a downtown valet parking pilot program this weekend that will run for two months.

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The Mint opens next week

The Mint, a 116-unit rental building on Monroe Street, will host a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Monday Jan. 17 to mark the opening of the new development.

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Reva expected to be completed by year end

Reva Rahway, a 219-unit project at the site of the former Center Circle sports complex on Main Street, is anticipated to be completed by the end of December.

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Mione Park to be dedicated on New Church Street

The city officially will dedicate Salvatore M. Mione Park this weekend on a swath of land along New Church Street where a series of homes were razed as part of a flood protection project.

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City to acquire site where jazz club was proposed

The city plans to acquire three parcels on the eastern end of downtown where years ago a jazz club was planned but have long been vacant.

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A look at UCPAC finances

Theater rental revenue continues to grow for the Union County Performing Arts Center (UCPAC) as overall revenues outpaced expenses in 2018 and eclipsed $1 million for the fourth consecutive year.

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Industrial property sold for $19.5 million

A New Brunswick industrial property that settled a five-year tax appeal in 2016, has sold for almost $20 million.

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16 units to be added to downtown project

The second phase of the Main & Monroe project downtown is likely to add 16 units, bringing the total capacity of the to-be-constructed north building to 108 units, with a total 224 units between the two buildings.

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