Three, five-story buildings containing almost 250 rental apartments would replace The Center Circle and reconfigure parking and access around City Hall Plaza, according to a concept plan presented to the Redevelopment Agency last week.
Continue reading Proposal would put 250 units on Center Circle site
The City Council unanimously approved a $1-million application to the state Green Acres program aimed at bringing a pocket park to the corner of Monroe and Essex streets.
The office space on the top two floors of Rahway Public Library sold for about $4.55 million, judging by state tax records. The sale by adjacent SDI Technologies closed at the end of last year, and the new owner is listed as Rahway Office Center LLC with a North Bergen address.
Based on an assessment of $1.86 million, the 41,000-square-foot site would pay almost $95,000 in property taxes.
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The Town Center project, originally proposed 18 months ago as a massive residential-retail plan for property around City Hall, has a new developer and scaled-back plans.
Continue reading Town Center scaling back, has new developer