RBH Group

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28 Story, 457 Unit Building OK'd For Historic Theater Site in Newark A developer has received approval from Newarks historic preservation board to build 28 stories on Market Street.

RBH agrees to build, according to city documents, “market rate, workforce, and independent living senior residential units; retail space; community/civic space; parking; and ancillary site improvements …”

“Educational space” derives from RBH’s earlier model, Teachers Village, a Newark housing project similar in some respects to South Pointe. Teachers Village carved out space for teachers and schools. The educational and retail space — in fact, the design for the entire Southe Pointe project — is yet to be determined.

Stockton hits a housing home run Perhaps nothing is as important for Stockton to realize its potential as long-overdue downtown and waterfront redevelopment. This month brough

RBH-TRB East Mezz Urban Renewal Entity LLC – $1.06 million

Funding will be used for the renovation of a vacant storefront in the Teacher’s Village complex located at 23 William St. The project will create a new Newark Glass Art Center, including studios, classrooms, and offices, for GlassRoots, the 22-year-old Newark-based glassmaking nonprofit. The project will include galleries, educational spaces, offices, and arts workshops that serve as an anchor arts institution within Newark’s Arts and Education District and will deepen its impact through continued and new programs with schools and community partners.

$15.3M Rolls in For Newark Restaurant, Office, Community Projects The EDA’s board on Wednesday, Feb. 7, approved funding for the eight projects in Newark as part of a broader $25.1 million package of funding.