Azalea Red Bank, which includes 14 townhomes starting at $1.4 million, begins construction at Harding and Hudson in Red Bank.

RED BANK: Two decades in the works, downtown development formerly known as Azalea Gardens could begin construction this summer, owners say.

RED BANK: On agendas this week: EV charger law, cannabis zoning, and changes to a housing project approved six years ago but never built.

RED BANK: Azalea Gardens plan for 18 homes on the edge of downtown wins approval extension, plans to start foundations this year, developer says.

RED BANK: House fire? Quick demolition? What's Going Here? Here's the scoop about recent activity at Harding and Hudson, the site of RayRap's long-awaited project.

RED BANK: Developer Ray Rapcavage wins final approval for 18 homes with a huge garden plan at the Five Corners on the edge of downtown.

RED BANK: The charter school and developer Ray Rapcavage go before the zoning board with plans that have generated a fair amount of heat recently.

RED BANK: A plan to convert a five-story office building at the train station to apartments, and add 16 new ones, goes before the zoning board tonight.

RED BANK: A year after defeat, developer Ray Rapcavage wins key approval for townhouse-and-garden plan at the Five Corners on the edge of downtown.

RED BANK: A year after being stopped cold, RayRap returns to the zoning board this week with a plan for townhouses on the edge of downtown.

RED BANK: Like another developer thwarted by the zoning board, RayRap wants its property designated as "in need of rehabilitation."

RED BANK: Council action on redevelopment renews complaints of "spot zoning."

RED BANK: Builder Ray Rap will press the council to raise the number of bedrooms allowed downtown without variances.

RED BANK: At board lawyer's urging, RayRap architect keeps it brief.

RED BANK: Piggybacking on plans for a parking garage, a private property that lost a zoning case may get a second shot.

RED BANK: A potential White Street garage gets its first test as three major issues go before the planning board tonight.