October 9, 2026
A growing Mexican restaurant that once started as a food truck along the Jersey City waterfront has returned home with their pit-smoked barbecue taco concept.
October 9, 2026
Union City has approved plans to replace two buildings dating to 1910 with a four-story development.
October 8, 2026
One of New Jersey’s oldest amusement parks has shut down for the second time in seven years, raising questions about what comes next for the historic 52-acre property.
October 8, 2026
Jersey City has approved an eight-story development near Hamilton Park that will replace two paved lots with 115 apartments, ground-floor retail and 86 parking spaces.
October 8, 2026
A large grocery property along the Hudson River that has been shuttered for months has sprung back to life as a new ShopRite with a slew of planned improvements.
October 8, 2026
A 12-story mixed-use complex in Bayonne that was approved almost three years ago has obtained construction financing and aims to revitalize a large vacant parcel on Avenue E.
October 7, 2026
A Newark Avenue property that has been home to a local business for decades has changed hands and is slated to become Jersey City’s next development site.
October 7, 2026
Young football players will take the field Sunday on new turf following a $1.33 million overhaul of the longtime home of the Atlantic City Dolphins.
October 7, 2026
The lights have been turned back on at one of Jersey City’s beloved dive bar spaces as a new business from the owners of Grace O’Malley’s and Irving Public has quietly opened its doors.
October 6, 2026
Exposed brick, 12-foot ceilings and oversized arched windows give this Paulus Hook live/work commercial condo the character of a classic downtown loft.
October 6, 2026
A luxury senior living community overlooking the Oradell Reservoir has changed hands in Bergen County.
October 6, 2026
A former Rite Aid and sections of surface parking lots will soon be addressing a food desert in West Orange as a new 13,000 square foot facility called Leon Marketplace has gained approval.
October 6, 2026
A nearly 130-year-old Downtown Newark building that once housed Bamberger’s and Ohrbach’s is slated for a major restoration with 98 apartments, including 20 affordable units.
October 5, 2026
Kushner has broken ground on One Eighty Ocean, a 39-residence oceanfront condominium development that will complete the massive Pier Village project in Long Branch.
October 5, 2026
The partially completed Montclair project includes commercial space, a public plaza and affordable housing.
October 5, 2026
A surface parking lot along JFK Boulevard in Jersey City’s Greenville neighborhood is slated for a five-story building with 17 apartments, retail space and a rooftop deck.
October 2, 2026
Amazon and Russo Development are hiring for roles shaping new real estate projects, while Citigroup, Bristol Myers Squibb, Legend Biotech and other major employers have openings across New Jersey.
October 2, 2026
A major redevelopment in uptown Hoboken has finally gotten off the ground after years of legal twists and turns as a partnership has been formed and work has begun.
Union City has approved plans to replace two buildings dating to 1910 with a four-story development.
Jersey City has approved an eight-story development near Hamilton Park that will replace two paved lots with 115 apartments, ground-floor retail and 86 parking spaces.
A 12-story mixed-use complex in Bayonne that was approved almost three years ago has obtained construction financing and aims to revitalize a large vacant parcel on Avenue E.
Exposed brick, 12-foot ceilings and oversized arched windows give this Paulus Hook live/work commercial condo the character of a classic downtown loft.
Exposed brick, 12-foot ceilings and oversized arched windows give this Paulus Hook live/work commercial condo the character of a classic downtown loft.
Exposed brick, 12-foot ceilings and thoughtful updates distinguish this one-bedroom condo set on the top floor of a Downtown Jersey City brownstone, just three blocks from Grove Street PATH.
Light and outdoor space define this Downtown Jersey City duplex penthouse, where a flexible three-bedroom layout culminates in an exceptional private rooftop setting.
271 Newark Avenue is ideally located along Downtown Jersey City's main thoroughfare and offers the perfect opportunity for an owner-occupant or investor.
A nearly 130-year-old Downtown Newark building that once housed Bamberger’s and Ohrbach’s is slated for a major restoration with 98 apartments, including 20 affordable units.
Built in 1883 to sell dry goods, farming equipment and dairyman supplies, the Hainesville General Store has survived for more than 140 years and is now looking for its next owner.
Long before Hoboken became one of New Jersey’s most desirable cities, an ambitious rehabilitation program helped rescue its aging tenements while allowing existing residents to remain in place.
A growing Mexican restaurant that once started as a food truck along the Jersey City waterfront has returned home with their pit-smoked barbecue taco concept.
A growing Mexican restaurant that once started as a food truck along the Jersey City waterfront has returned home with their pit-smoked barbecue taco concept.
The lights have been turned back on at one of Jersey City’s beloved dive bar spaces as a new business from the owners of Grace O’Malley’s and Irving Public has quietly opened its doors.
Built in 1883 to sell dry goods, farming equipment and dairyman supplies, the Hainesville General Store has survived for more than 140 years and is now looking for its next owner.
The New Jersey-born coffee brand has opened near the Jersey City waterfront with house-roasted organic coffee and drinks ranging from crème brûlée and cannoli lattes to espresso milkshakes.
Historic preservation didn’t just save Lambertville’s architecture - it sparked an artistic renaissance that transformed the town into one of New Jersey’s most creative destinations.
With hundreds of new homes and a surge in local business openings, the Princeton area is entering a new era.
From pork roll to salt water taffy, these six foods define New Jersey—and here’s where locals say you should try them.
Three years after buying one of Essex County’s priciest homes, Aaron Rodgers has put his glass-clad Cedar Grove estate back on the market with a $15 million price tag.
Three years after buying one of Essex County’s priciest homes, Aaron Rodgers has put his glass-clad Cedar Grove estate back on the market with a $15 million price tag.
A southern fast-food chain known for their sliders is making their first foray into New Jersey via famed New York Giants receiver Victor Cruz.
A new museum dedicated to Bruce Springsteen and the history of American music has officially opened on the campus of Monmouth University in Long Branch.
The sale of the mansion is reportedly the priciest home sale in Burlington County in the last decade.