Modern Spaces Welcomes Minni Chalana as Senior Vice President, Expanding New Development and Commercial Sales Across NY & NJ
The TwoSixtyTwo Officially Launches Condo Sales in The Heights, Jersey City
Restrepo & Associates Names James Barnett Vice President, Advances Mixed-Income Housing Projects in Jersey City
An Exclusive First Look at Singh Tower, Journal Square’s Newest Luxury Address
A Rare 25-Foot-Wide Brownstone Comes to Market in Hoboken
August 20, 2026
Exceptional in both scale and design, this 25-foot-wide Hoboken brownstone pairs classic architecture with a meticulous high-end renovation.
390-Unit Journal Square Tower Secures $109.5 Million Financing
August 20, 2026
Northwestern Mutual provided the $109.5 million financing package for the nearly fully leased Jersey City tower, which was completed in 2024.
$93 Million Rehabilitation Begins on Newark’s Dock Bridge
August 20, 2026
Used by Amtrak, NJ Transit and PATH, the nearly century-old Dock Bridge in Newark is being rehabilitated as another piece of the Gateway infrastructure program moves forward.
New Mixed-Use Development Approved for Newark’s Upper Clinton Hill
August 19, 2026
The new Upper Clinton Hill development will bring a mix of one-, two- and three-bedroom apartments plus nearly 1,900 square feet of retail space to Clinton Avenue.
Owners of Hoboken’s Dear Maud Opening Anam, A New Restaurant
August 19, 2026
The team behind a Hoboken Irish restaurant that quickly became a hit is planning their next endeavor near the city’s train station.
Monopoly-Themed Hotel Opening This Fall in Atlantic City
August 19, 2026
A new boutique hotel in Atlantic City is inspired by the classic board game and will be launching later this year.
From Floodwaters to Liquor Licenses, Skybridges Are Solving Unusual Problems in New Jersey
August 18, 2026
Once criticized for pulling people off city streets, skybridges are resurfacing in New Jersey developments as solutions to development challenges.
Newark City Council Approves Private Sale of City-Owned Properties Despite Concerns Over Transparency
August 18, 2026
Newark officials approved the sale of six largely dilapidated properties for redevelopment despite residents questioning why addresses, sale prices and referenced exhibits were not readily available.
$24 Million Expansion Will Transform the Battleship New Jersey Experience
August 18, 2026
From a rooftop overlooking Philadelphia to modern bathrooms aboard the ship, a $24 million project will bring some long-awaited changes to Battleship New Jersey.
Hoboken Public Library Closes for a Restoration of Its Historic 1897 Interior
August 18, 2026
The historic Hoboken library branch will close for two months as workers attempt to restore its original walls, ceilings, and woodwork.
Hudson County Backs Plan to Turn Jersey City Parking Lots Into 1,500 Homes
August 17, 2026
Ten acres of county-owned land in Jersey City could be redeveloped to mixed-income housing, including a potential 700-home project on parking lots near Journal Square.
Aaron Rodgers Lists His New Jersey Mansion for $15 Million
August 17, 2026
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.
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Development
All Development news390-Unit Journal Square Tower Secures $109.5 Million Financing
Northwestern Mutual provided the $109.5 million financing package for the nearly fully leased Jersey City tower, which was completed in 2024.
New Mixed-Use Development Approved for Newark’s Upper Clinton Hill
The new Upper Clinton Hill development will bring a mix of one-, two- and three-bedroom apartments plus nearly 1,900 square feet of retail space to Clinton Avenue.
Hudson County Backs Plan to Turn Jersey City Parking Lots Into 1,500 Homes
Ten acres of county-owned land in Jersey City could be redeveloped to mixed-income housing, including a potential 700-home project on parking lots near Journal Square.
Listings
All Listings newsA Rare 25-Foot-Wide Brownstone Comes to Market in Hoboken
Exceptional in both scale and design, this 25-foot-wide Hoboken brownstone pairs classic architecture with a meticulous high-end renovation.
A Rare 25-Foot-Wide Brownstone Comes to Market in Hoboken
Exceptional in both scale and design, this 25-foot-wide Hoboken brownstone pairs classic architecture with a meticulous high-end renovation.
Newark City Council Approves Private Sale of City-Owned Properties Despite Concerns Over Transparency
Newark officials approved the sale of six largely dilapidated properties for redevelopment despite residents questioning why addresses, sale prices and referenced exhibits were not readily available.
What $1 Million Buys You This Week in Jersey City
This week we rounded up five homes currently on the market between $999,000 and $1,049,000, from a Bergen-Lafayette brownstone to an Exchange Place condo.
Historic Jersey City Women’s Club Headquarters Listed for $2.25 Million
From the fight for women’s suffrage to the creation of Jersey City’s first kindergartens, this historic Fairmount Avenue home has witnessed more than a century of civic change.
History
All History newsFrom Floodwaters to Liquor Licenses, Skybridges Are Solving Unusual Problems in New Jersey
Once criticized for pulling people off city streets, skybridges are resurfacing in New Jersey developments as solutions to development challenges.
$24 Million Expansion Will Transform the Battleship New Jersey Experience
From a rooftop overlooking Philadelphia to modern bathrooms aboard the ship, a $24 million project will bring some long-awaited changes to Battleship New Jersey.
Historic Loew’s Jersey Theatre Starts Booking Its First Events
The historic Jersey City theater, which is wrapping up a $72 million renovation, has booked its first performance in November later this year.
Food & Drink
All Food & Drink newsOwners of Hoboken’s Dear Maud Opening Anam, A New Restaurant
The team behind a Hoboken Irish restaurant that quickly became a hit is planning their next endeavor near the city’s train station.
Owners of Hoboken’s Dear Maud Opening Anam, A New Restaurant
The team behind a Hoboken Irish restaurant that quickly became a hit is planning their next endeavor near the city’s train station.
New Waterfront Restaurant COV Opens in Edgewater
The former Pier 115 space in Edgewater has sprung back to life with COV, a new food concept and a fresh beverage menu from the family behind Blu on the Hudson.
Paris Baguette Opening Secaucus Location
Rapidly expanding bakery and café brand Paris Baguette will be launching inside one of the more prominent shopping centers in Secaucus.
NYC’s The Kati Roll Company Planning Hoboken Outpost
After more than two decades in New York City, The Kati Roll Company is accelerating its New Jersey expansion with a new Hoboken restaurant in the works.
Guides
All Guides news
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
All Celebrity newsAaron 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.
