Highland Port Development Corporation is a privately owned, award-winning New Jersey-based General Contractor whose principal office is located in City of Newark, County of Essex. The company was incorporated in 1999 and is a registered builder with the State of New Jersey.

Highland Port Development Corporation is dedicated to using only subcontractors who are licensed, highly qualified and fully insured; their experienced Project Management and Support team will oversee all aspects of construction; quality control, development costs and time management of project completion.

Highland Port Development Corporation is a competitive leader in the area of new construction ranging from:

• Large Single Family Developments
• Multi Family Communities
• Townhomes & Condominiums
• Mixed Use Buildings
• Mid-Rise Complexes
• Light Industrial Developments
• Restaurants & Dining Halls
• Affordable Housing Developments

What sets Highland Port Development Corporation apart from their competition is their expertise to meet all demands set forth by the client. Their services are customized for each project, providing the client with the information and flexibility they need to advance their decision making process. Highland Port Development Corporation prides themselves in providing quality craftsmanship in their products and building strong client and industry relationships.

Since 1999, Highland Port Development Corporation has constructed projects for both the private and business sectors valued in the millions. They specialize in the renewal of urban areas by focusing on green building and working with municipalities to revitalize their downtown areas as outlined by their own redevelopment plans. The company was a past recipient of the Merit Award of Excellence for urban housing projects and also was awarded the Community Builder of the Year over $1M award by the Community Builders Association of New Jersey.

Highland Port Development Corporation is a socially responsible company employing local minority labor and suppliers, meeting and exceeding the needs of affirmative action requirements in municipalities for which they provide services.