September 18, 2026
Former Newark Landmarks Commissioner Myles Zhang says he was removed after voting against NJPAC’s demolition of the historic Cathedral House, a decision that has intensified a broader debate over preservation and development in the city.
September 17, 2026
J&J Builders is moving forward with plans to transform a vacant Newark parcel into townhouses featuring a mix of one- and two-bedroom apartments.
September 17, 2026
New York City’s Orbital Kitchens will be bringing 15 restaurant concepts and a smoothie café to a large Hoboken space next to a new public atrium that debuted earlier this year.
September 17, 2026
Investors include the family of Democratic power broker George E. Norcross III.
September 17, 2026
A developer that already has an epic history in Jersey City’s Journal Square neighborhood is about to embark on their tallest project yet as financing has been secured to fund a 47-story tower.
September 16, 2026
A property along the border of Hoboken and Jersey City is being envisioned as the site of a new mixed-use complex with affordable housing but zoning changes are needed before any development takes place.
September 16, 2026
A century-old church property in Haddon Heights is moving toward redevelopment with plans to preserve St. Mary’s Episcopal Church while adding apartments for senior residents.
September 16, 2026
Two Port Liberté condo associations have filed lawsuits seeking to overturn Jersey City’s approval of Pulte Homes’ planned 168-townhome Liberty Watch development.
September 15, 2026
The Asbury Park project is near the Carousel Building and adjacent to APW's recently approved complex on Asbury Avenue.
September 15, 2026
The project will add 99 apartments and extend Mallory Avenue.
September 15, 2026
The Burlington County property was the site of the Revolutionary War Battle of Petticoat Bridge
September 14, 2026
An approved high-rise on the west side of Jersey City has taken a notable step towards putting shovels in the ground as the sale has been finalized on a Van Wagenen Avenue redevelopment site.
J&J Builders is moving forward with plans to transform a vacant Newark parcel into townhouses featuring a mix of one- and two-bedroom apartments.
Investors include the family of Democratic power broker George E. Norcross III.
A developer that already has an epic history in Jersey City’s Journal Square neighborhood is about to embark on their tallest project yet as financing has been secured to fund a 47-story tower.
Situated on the waterfront, the expansive residence includes two deeded parking spaces and access to resort-style amenities.
Situated on the waterfront, the expansive residence includes two deeded parking spaces and access to resort-style amenities.
Contemporary style meets everyday functionality in this brand-new three-bedroom condominium, set along a tree-lined residential street in Jersey City Heights.
One of the largest three-bedroom residences at The Avenue Collection offers 2,227 square feet of living space, a private terrace, Manhattan views, and resort-style amenities along Weehawken’s Port Imperial waterfront.
Exceptional in both scale and design, this 25-foot-wide Hoboken brownstone pairs classic architecture with a meticulous high-end renovation.
Former Newark Landmarks Commissioner Myles Zhang says he was removed after voting against NJPAC’s demolition of the historic Cathedral House, a decision that has intensified a broader debate over preservation and development in the city.
The $130 million restoration of Asbury Park’s historic Convention Hall complex has secured $75 million in state funding to rehabilitate the nearly century-old landmark.
A new lecture series explores some of Hoboken’s most remarkable sacred architecture, from the once-skyline-dominating Our Lady of Grace to the rarely seen interior of Holy Innocents.
New York City’s Orbital Kitchens will be bringing 15 restaurant concepts and a smoothie café to a large Hoboken space next to a new public atrium that debuted earlier this year.
New York City’s Orbital Kitchens will be bringing 15 restaurant concepts and a smoothie café to a large Hoboken space next to a new public atrium that debuted earlier this year.
The company will repurpose a portion of the parking lot where iFly Paramus is located.
Mastro’s Steakhouse is making its New Jersey debut, taking over the longtime Chart House space along Weehawken’s Hudson River waterfront.
A New Jersey native who ran several successful restaurants in California has come back home to open a new outpost of the Bay Area favorite Pollara Pizza.
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.