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 GonSosa Development Advances The Unity Apartments

448-452 South Orange Avenue, Newark. Image via Apartments.com.

Expanding Housing in Newark: GonSosa Development Advances The Unity Apartments

GonSosa Development is moving forward with The Unity Apartments, a new five-story mixed-use development at 448-452 South Orange Avenue in Newark. The project will bring 34 apartments-including seven affordable housing units-nearly 1,900 square feet of retail space, and 15 parking spaces to the city's West Ward. The Newark City Council recently approved a 20-year tax abatement for the development, which is already under construction near West Side High School.

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Gonsosa Development Launches Ground Breaking at Elizabeth Ave, Newark

October 15, 2025

Ricardo Sosa
Ricardo Sosa
Ricardo Sosa

The current project located at 95-99 and 101-105 Elizabeth Avenue in Newark, NJ will consist of two multifamily buildings, each containing 22 units. Each building will include 16 two-bedroom, one-bath units and 6 one-bedroom, one-bath units, along with on-site parking spaces for residents.

Designed to enhance comfort and community living, each building will feature amenities such as a community room, a tenant fitness center and a rooftop. The residential units will be equipped with individually controlled central air conditioning and heating systems, gas ranges, in-unit washers and dryers, and full kitchens complete with built-in dishwashers and microwaves.



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Revitalizing Elizabeth: Gonsosa Development Launches Residential Phase

Gonsosa Development has commenced construction of 23 two-family homes in Elizabeth's Frog Hollow, transforming a former brownfield site into a vibrant residential area. This development, part of a larger mixed-use project, aims to rejuvenate the neighborhood and boost local housing. Supported by the Elizabeth Development Corp. and benefitting from state incentives, the project promises to be a significant step forward in the city's ongoing revitalization efforts.

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