This Downtown Jersey City Penthouse Has a Wraparound Roof Deck With 270-Degree Views
A 1920s Newark Landmark Begins a New Chapter as The Distrikt
SERHANT. Launches Sales at One Jones Park, Now 30% Sold in Downtown Jersey City
Team Moza Debuts Casa One, Featuring 196 Rental Residences in Journal Square
Historic New Jersey General Store Dating to 1883 Is for Sale
September 30, 2026
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.
Nine Home Proposal in Atlantic City’s Chelsea Neighborhood Moves Forward
September 30, 2026
A commercial property in Atlantic City’s Chelsea neighborhood is slated to make way for nine two-story townhouses, each with three bedrooms, a garage and outdoor space.
Namdar Group Nabs $310 Million Loan for Homestead Market in Jersey City
September 30, 2026
One of Jersey’s City’s most prolific developers has secured yet more financing for the first 42-story phase of their latest mixed-use development in Journal Square.
New Report Says N.J. Needs More Affordable Homes for Sale, Not Just Buyer Assistance
September 30, 2026
Saving enough for a down payment is only one hurdle facing New Jersey homebuyers. A new report argues that even generous assistance does little when the homes themselves have become unaffordable.
Rapidly Expanding Forum Coffee Opens in Downtown Jersey City
September 29, 2026
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.
117 Single-Family Homes Approved on Farmland in Fast-Growing South Jersey Town
September 29, 2026
The approved 94-acre development in Harrison Township calls for 117 single-family homes, with expected prices between $800,000 and $1 million.
360-Space Truck Parking Facility Approved Near Pulaski Skyway in Newark
September 29, 2026
The 29-acre project would add truck parking, container storage and a pedestrian walkway along the Passaic River.
A Light-Filled Brownstone Condo Just Blocks From the Grove Street PATH, Jersey City
September 28, 2026
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.
Hackensack Meridian Receives $125M, the Largest Health System Gift in New Jersey History
September 28, 2026
The historic donation will support a 10-year, $1 billion expansion of Jersey Shore University Medical Center that calls for a new critical care tower, 24 operating rooms and expanded patient facilities.
100,000 Square Foot Expansion Breaks Ground at Liberty Science Center
September 28, 2026
One of the Garden State’s most prominent museums will be getting an otter habitat, goat playground, physics-themed mini golf, and more as part of a $40 million revamp.
56-Unit Development in Jersey City’s Bergen-Lafayette Secures Equity Financing
September 25, 2026
A recently completed residential development in one of Jersey City’s up-and-coming neighborhoods has secured joint venture equity and acquisition financing just about two years after opening.
NJ Jobs: Ferrari, Unilever, Cushman & Wakefield, NJ Devils and More Are Hiring
September 25, 2026
Ferrari, Unilever and the New Jersey Devils are hiring in New Jersey, alongside real estate openings at Cushman & Wakefield and JLL and a housing research role at Princeton.
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Development
All Development newsNine Home Proposal in Atlantic City’s Chelsea Neighborhood Moves Forward
A commercial property in Atlantic City’s Chelsea neighborhood is slated to make way for nine two-story townhouses, each with three bedrooms, a garage and outdoor space.
Namdar Group Nabs $310 Million Loan for Homestead Market in Jersey City
One of Jersey’s City’s most prolific developers has secured yet more financing for the first 42-story phase of their latest mixed-use development in Journal Square.
117 Single-Family Homes Approved on Farmland in Fast-Growing South Jersey Town
The approved 94-acre development in Harrison Township calls for 117 single-family homes, with expected prices between $800,000 and $1 million.
Listings
All Listings newsA Light-Filled Brownstone Condo Just Blocks From the Grove Street PATH, Jersey City
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.
A Light-Filled Brownstone Condo Just Blocks From the Grove Street PATH, Jersey City
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.
This Downtown Jersey City Penthouse Has a Wraparound Roof Deck With 270-Degree Views
Light and outdoor space define this Downtown Jersey City duplex penthouse, where a flexible three-bedroom layout culminates in an exceptional private rooftop setting.
Can’t Miss Prime Commercial Condo with Street-Level Retail For Sale,(271 Newark Avenue) DTJC
271 Newark Avenue is ideally located along Downtown Jersey City's main thoroughfare and offers the perfect opportunity for an owner-occupant or investor.
Atlantic City’s Steel Pier Hits the Market for $85 Million
One of the most iconic landmarks in Atlantic City is officially for sale and comes complete with condo and hotel approvals and recent renovations.
History
All History newsHistoric New Jersey General Store Dating to 1883 Is for Sale
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.
How Hoboken Saved Its Tenements and Transformed the City
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.
Newark Commissioner is Fired After Voting Against NJPAC Cathedral House Demolition
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.
Food & Drink
All Food & Drink newsHistoric New Jersey General Store Dating to 1883 Is for Sale
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.
Historic New Jersey General Store Dating to 1883 Is for Sale
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.
Rapidly Expanding Forum Coffee Opens in Downtown Jersey City
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.
Chick-fil-A to Open First Newark Location, Hire Dozens of Workers
The restaurant is looking to hire up to 80 workers for its newest location near the Newark Broad Street station.
Montclair’s Bleu Coffee Holding 10th Anniversary Bash This Weekend
A coffee brand that has been holding it down for a decade will be hosting a celebration for the community in the coming days.
Guides
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Built on History, Thriving in Art: Lambertville’s Revival Story
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.
Princeton is Growing and Here are the Innovators Leading the Way
With hundreds of new homes and a surge in local business openings, the Princeton area is entering a new era.
New Jersey’s Most Iconic Foods and Where to Find Them
From pork roll to salt water taffy, these six foods define New Jersey—and here’s where locals say you should try them.
Celebrity
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Aaron Rodgers Lists His New Jersey Mansion for $15 Million
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.
Aaron Rodgers Lists His New Jersey Mansion for $15 Million
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.
Former Giants Star Victor Cruz Opens New Jersey’s First Krystal
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.
Bruce Springsteen Center for American Music Opens Its Doors in Long Branch
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.
Nick Castellanos Sells 10,000-Square-Foot Mansion in Moorestown
The sale of the mansion is reportedly the priciest home sale in Burlington County in the last decade.
