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Redevelopment
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The Newark Housing Authority has plans on the drawing board for the redevelopment of Brick Towers and the Martin Luther King Boulevard corridor as well as properties in the downtown arena district. Included in the redevelopment of the Martin Luther King Boulevard corridor is the current construction of Montgomery Heights. This is an 80-unit mixed-income development with approximately 10,000 square feet of retail space. The design of this building enhances the current historical architectural design of the homes in the neighborhood. It is just the beginning of paying homage to the legacy of a prominent figure in this Nation’s history.
Montgomery Heights Development
Groundbreaking Ceremony September 15, 2009
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October 2010
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5th Police Precinct
5th Police Precinct (Clinton and Bergen Streets)
Groundbreaking was held on October 26, 2009. The plan calls for the construction of a 74,980 square foot police precinct,
including space for the Office of Emergency Management and Domestic preparedness. The NHA sold approximately $68 million in bonds on July 21, 2009. The bond closing was held the following week.
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The Waterfront
Rendering of soon-to-be The Waterfront, a sports, arts and entertainment complex in the North Ward.
This Center includes a rock climbing wall, a radio station, a recording studio, a golf simulator, a racquetball court, a gym, a dance studio, and a weight room.
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Various Commercial / Re-development
NHA has completed over 700 units in mixed income communities. These communities include City View Landing, Cottage Place, Irving Turner Homes and West Kinney Gardens. Other redevelopment commercial projects the Newark Housing Authority has created include:
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Prudential Center
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Rutgers Newark Campus
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Essex County College
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New Jersey Institute of Technology
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Star Ledger Newspaper Headquarters
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