Dranoff's One Theater Square MF Development Topped Off in Newark

One Theater Square, located on a 1.2-acre site, is 22 stories tall and will encompass 268,500 square feet upon completion.

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Rendering of One Theater Square, Newark, NJ

NEWARK, NJ—One Theater Square, a $94 million mixed-use residential tower and the first luxury multifamily development in New Jersey’s largest city in six decades, has been topped off.

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