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Stalled work resumes on Newark’s tallest building, now on track for 2026

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The developer and lender for the 467-foot Halo tower say they've agreed on funding.

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Stalled work resumes on Newark’s tallest building, now on track for 2026

The developer and lender for the 467-foot Halo tower say they've agreed on funding.

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nj.com broke the news in on Tuesday, March 18, 2025.
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