Many view the 1967 riots, alternatively called a rebellion, in Newark as the city’s low point, prompting whites to flee in droves for the neighboring suburbs. But the phenomenon called white flight started much earlier and the reasons behind it were more numerous and complex than simple racism. https://www.njspotlight.com/stories/19/09/02/newark-before-the-comeback-a-city-marked-by-white-flight-and-poor-policy/
Four Corners Public Arts driving Public Art around Newark
Making public art available to local artists could cut down on illegal graffiti around the city.
First-time homebuyers are changing
When were you a first-time homebuyer?
What will $1,600 get you in Newark?
We have apartments for rent at this price point as well.
Newark’s 61 Story Tower
Newark is getting a beautiful building housing 552 units, amenities and sky lounge. The base of the building looks like a fun game of Jenga. It’s going to be a stunning property.
Panasonic is Supporting Newark Art Students
Panasonic, maker of electronics including cameras, North American headquarters is right here in Newark, New Jersey. The people at Panasonic’s HQ are supporting the local art community by donating cameras for students to use in their education. Prior to this summer, more than two dozen students in the Abbott Leadership Institute Youth Media Symposium summer […]
Audible’s Contribution to Newark’s Revival
In addition to reviving one of Newark’s historic buildings, Audible is covering their employee’s lunches out somewhere in Newark. The goal is to help local restaurants strive.
Athletics & Wellness in Newark
Newark’s retail community is filled with athletics and wellness, and it’s growing!
A Creative Space in Newark
Creative spaces are growing in Newark and this is a great example!
Polish Foods Factory Coming to Newark
Brooklyn based Polish food manufacturer, Bacik, is moving their operations to Newark!
Goodbye Abandoned Properties and Lots in Newark
We first viewed this video on the Newark, NJ Facebook page and thought it was worth sharing.
The most ambitious project since the Prudential Center
Ron Beit’s Teachers Village has paved way for additional Opportunity Zones in Newark. A ground-up residential development in Newark is a model for Opportunity Zone investing. Source: From ‘Dead Zone’ To Teachers Village