NEWARK, NJ | 900 Broad Street | FT | 53 FLOORS

[chris08876]

Renderings Revealed As 61-Story Tower At 900 Broad Street Approved, In Newark

New Jersey-based Minno & Wasko Architects and Planners has released a rendering for the recently approved 61-story mixed-use tower at 900 Broad Street in Newark. The high-rise will have 552 residential units, three levels of amenities, and a sky lounge.

Located on the corner of Green Street and Broad Street, the tower will be across the street from Newark City Hall and near the Prudential Center area. Two blocks away is the Newark Penn Station train station.

Little is known about the development team, Broad Green, LLC, which owns 894-900 Broad Street and the adjacent 892 Broad Street site.

The rendering shows an airy, light-filled podium with double-height windows that will likely serve as the residential lobby and commercial space. Above the base of the building are 16 floors of floor-to-ceiling windows, wrapped in a cement treatment and featuring alternating insets, followed by the remaining residential floors in a glass curtain wall with exposed vertical posts.

No completion date has been announced.

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[Plokoon11]

Wow! 700 feet? Happy for Newark!

[chris08876]

Looks like it could be a new tallest.

I really hope Newark booms on the level of Jersey City. Newark is literally untapped potential.

[chris08876]

Listing is up on buzz buzz home:

Looks like we may be looking at condominiums if the info is anything to go by.

894-900 Broad Street

894-900 Broad Street Details
Website: -
Building Type: Condo
Ownership:
Condominium
Selling Status: Pending
Sales Start: -
Leasing Status: Pending
Rentals Start: -
Construction Status: Preconstruction
Construction Start Date: -
Estimated Completion: -
Builder(s):
Broad Green, LLC
Architect(s): -
Ceilings: -
Interior Designer(s): -
Marketing Company: -
Sales Company: -

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https://www.buzzbuzzhome.com/us/894900-broad-street

[SEFTA]

YEAH!
I'm a big fan of Newark and believe it will have a bright future!

[C.]

I'm guessing this one is stalled? Newark is growing, but it's on a slower pace.

[chris08876]

New rendering.

Approved in early May 2025.

Newark needs to be the next Jersey City. And quickly!



Credit: https://www.reddit.com/r/Newark/comments...ss&utm_source=share&utm_term=1&rdt=63661

[NYguy]

I like this version. Great location for it too.

[Crawford]

Looks really good. Now start building, already.

[Zapatan]

Wow nice, kinda looks like something out of Tokyo.

[bdurk]

does the same architect design every building in Newark?

[chris08876]

Matthews lists 53-story luxury mixed-use development in Downtown Newark

March 10, 2026

Matthews, a commercial real estate investment services and technology firm, recently listed a premier high-rise residential development located at 900 Broad St. in Newark.

The asset, exclusively listed by Matthews First Vice President and Director David Ferber and Associate Brendan Cina, is the largest multifamily development on the market in Newark.

The 53-story, 490-unit mixed-use tower features luxury residential units, a 44-key hotel, an amenity package and 178 above-ground parking spots. The site is designed and eligible for the ASPIRE Program, enabling developers to pursue tax credits that can be applied to the project and strengthen feasibility and execution in a high-impact, transit-oriented downtown location.

“This is a rare opportunity for a developer to make a defining entrance at true high-rise scale in one of the most rapidly transforming urban cores in the Northeast,” Ferber said.

“Our technology and AI help us identify qualified buyers early and connect them with an opportunity to capitalize on favorable zoning, dense surrounding development, and strong government support for high-density residential expansion.”

Downtown Newark continues to evolve into a major live-work-play hub, anchored by institutions, transit access and new development.

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https://www.roi-nj.com/2026/03/10/real_e...ixed-use-development-in-downtown-newark/

[NYguy]

Hopefully someone will grab this site, and get this tower built. I noticed the towers along the waterfront around the PAC are moving along.