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Newark Council Advances 10-Year Tax Break Extension for FBI Building

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By Mario Marroquin
| Jersey Digs Verified
The FBI Building at 1-33 Centre Place in Newark. Image via Google Maps. The Newark City Council recently granted initial approval for a second extension of a tax break it granted to the owner of the FBI building just off McCarter Highway downtown. New York-based real estate firm Claremont Group requested a 10-year extension to a tax break that city officials granted in August 2001 for the building at 1-33 Centre Place.
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Newark Planning Board Approves 150-Unit Project After Two Previous Rejections

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By Mario Marroquin
| Jersey Digs Verified
Rendering of the project for 66 South Orange Ave in Newark. Image via Newark Planning Board. Three months after the Newark Central Planning Board voted to reject a site plan application for the lot at 66-80 South Orange Avenue for the second time in a year, officials have turned the corner on the project and agreed to allow the proposal to move forward.
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Five Years Later, Developer Returns With a New Vision for Koreatown Site

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By Mario Marroquin
| LA Digs
Image Credit: LA Department of City Planning. Los Angeles-based real estate developer Leo Lee is pitching a third proposal for a new apartment complex at a site in Koreatown that he has been trying to redevelop since before the pandemic. The developer recently filed an application to the Los Angeles Department of City Planning for a new 8-story mixed-use building with 219 market-rate units at 3800 West 6th Street.
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