A New Chapter at Liberty Towers: Inside the Newly Released Penthouse Collection in Jersey City
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
New Restaurant and Bar in the Works for Fox & Crow Site in Jersey City
November 3, 2026
The former Fox & Crow space in Jersey City Heights could soon welcome a new restaurant and bar, with an owner of a Downtown JC bar linked to the project.
Voorhees to Consider Plan for 117-Unit Senior Housing Complex
November 3, 2026
A developer is seeking approval for 117 senior apartments in Voorhees, adding to a growing list of residential projects planned near the former Echelon Mall.
Psychedelic Drug Developer Compass Pathways Opens New Office in Jersey City
November 3, 2026
A London-based company that is working on developing psychedelics as potential medicines officially has a presence in Jersey City as they anticipate their new drug launching next year.
New Jersey Governor Mikie Sherrill Lists 19th Century Montclair Mansion for $3.5 Million
November 3, 2026
The governor is listing her Montclair estate 16 years after purchasing the property for $1.7 million.
New Images Emerge as Hoboken Approves Apartments, Restaurant, and Bar at Former Aspen Marketplace Site
November 2, 2026
A former supermarket property in Hoboken is poised to become a new mixed-use complex with a large storefront that takes advantage of unique topography.
98 Apartments Planned for Downtown Princeton, but a 150-Year-Old Tree Could Complicate Approval
November 2, 2026
A proposal for 98 apartments and retail space in downtown Princeton is nearing a Planning Board decision, but plans to remove 86 trees, including a 150-year-old Ginkgo, are drawing scrutiny.
Plans for 42-Story Journal Square High-Rise Stall Amid Lawsuit Against Jersey City
November 2, 2026
A long-running dispute over a proposed 42-story tower in Jersey City has escalated, with developers accusing the city of failing to honor a settlement and officials arguing the agreement is no longer valid.
From Designing Buildings to Producing Hockey Videos: 7 Interesting NJ Jobs
October 30, 2026
This week's featured New Jersey job picks include an architect at Edgewood Properties, a financial crime surveillance officer at UBS and a video production manager for the New York Sirens.
50 Years After Controversy, Newark Approves New Kawaida Towers Affordable Housing Project
October 30, 2026
Fifty years after the original Kawaida Towers proposal was abandoned amid controversy, Newark has approved a new 10-story development featuring affordable apartments and condominiums.
North Jersey’s Rental Market Is More Competitive Than Brooklyn’s, New Study Finds
October 30, 2026
North Jersey has landed at No. 18 on a national ranking of competitive rental markets, outpacing Brooklyn and Queens even as apartment demand has eased slightly.
NJ Transit Seeking Redevelopment Proposals for 11 Acres in Jersey City Near Liberty State Park
October 30, 2026
A commuter parking lot in Jersey City is the subject of new development push as NJ Transit is looking for a redeveloper to overhaul a superblock of property they own near a light rail station.
Edison Office Building Trades for Nearly $12M at a Steep Discount to 2006 Sale
October 29, 2026
An Edison office property that sold for $24.2 million in 2006 has changed hands again for a reported $11.7 million, reflecting a substantially lower price nearly two decades later.
Jersey City’s Art House Snags $32 Million Refinancing Loan
October 29, 2026
A Jersey City complex that helped usher in a new wave of development in the Powerhouse Arts District has acquired a refinancing deal just about a decade after opening.
Redevelopment Plan Could Bring Nearly 200 Apartments To Summit
October 29, 2026
A redevelopment proposal could bring 198 apartments, including 30 affordable units, to a former office property in Summit.
Plans to Demolish Paterson’s Former YWCA for 124 Apartments Withdrawn After Community Pushback
October 28, 2026
A proposal to replace Paterson’s former Carroll Street YWCA with 124 apartments has been withdrawn following neighborhood opposition and an unsuccessful effort to preserve the building as a community center.
Upscale Liquor Shop Lifted Spirits Opening in Jersey City’s Journal Square
October 28, 2026
The burgeoning Journal Square area will be getting a new shop along an emerging retail pedestrian plaza.
New Brunswick Approves 660-Apartment Development Near NJ Transit Station
October 28, 2026
New Brunswick has approved plans for a 23-acre redevelopment near the Jersey Avenue NJ Transit station featuring 660 apartments, affordable housing, commercial space and more.
Hoboken Named Most Walkable City in America, With Three More NJ Cities in Top 10
October 27, 2026
New Jersey’s walkability has caught the attention of national media via a new analysis that named several cities in Hudson County as a “walker’s paradise.”
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Development
All Development newsVoorhees to Consider Plan for 117-Unit Senior Housing Complex
A developer is seeking approval for 117 senior apartments in Voorhees, adding to a growing list of residential projects planned near the former Echelon Mall.
New Images Emerge as Hoboken Approves Apartments, Restaurant, and Bar at Former Aspen Marketplace Site
A former supermarket property in Hoboken is poised to become a new mixed-use complex with a large storefront that takes advantage of unique topography.
98 Apartments Planned for Downtown Princeton, but a 150-Year-Old Tree Could Complicate Approval
A proposal for 98 apartments and retail space in downtown Princeton is nearing a Planning Board decision, but plans to remove 86 trees, including a 150-year-old Ginkgo, are drawing scrutiny.
Listings
All Listings newsNew Jersey Governor Mikie Sherrill Lists 19th Century Montclair Mansion for $3.5 Million
The governor is listing her Montclair estate 16 years after purchasing the property for $1.7 million.
New Jersey Governor Mikie Sherrill Lists 19th Century Montclair Mansion for $3.5 Million
The governor is listing her Montclair estate 16 years after purchasing the property for $1.7 million.
Character-Filled Live/Work Commercial Condo for Sale in Jersey City’s Paulus Hook
Exposed brick, 12-foot ceilings and oversized arched windows give this Paulus Hook live/work commercial condo the character of a classic downtown loft.
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.
History
All History news
From Endangered to Reborn: The Lucy Tops Out in Jersey City
The former St. Lucy’s Church was once one of New Jersey’s most endangered historic properties but is now well on its way to becoming a 24-story residential complex that preserves a historic façade.
Almost Two Decades Later, Jersey City’s 111 First Street Remains a Symbol of Lost Opportunity
A decade after the publication of Left Bank of the Hudson, historian David J. Goodwin revisits the unanswered questions surrounding Jersey City's demolished 111 First Street and its enduring influence on the Powerhouse Arts District.
NJPAC Reveals Memorial Design for Controversial Cathedral House Demolition Site
NJPAC's proposed Cathedral House memorial will feature preserved architectural elements, historical exhibits and a public garden, but critics are questioning whether the project adequately addresses the site's complicated past.
Food & Drink
All Food & Drink newsNew Restaurant and Bar in the Works for Fox & Crow Site in Jersey City
The former Fox & Crow space in Jersey City Heights could soon welcome a new restaurant and bar, with an owner of a Downtown JC bar linked to the project.
New Restaurant and Bar in the Works for Fox & Crow Site in Jersey City
The former Fox & Crow space in Jersey City Heights could soon welcome a new restaurant and bar, with an owner of a Downtown JC bar linked to the project.
Upscale Liquor Shop Lifted Spirits Opening in Jersey City’s Journal Square
The burgeoning Journal Square area will be getting a new shop along an emerging retail pedestrian plaza.
New Italian Spot Vicoletto Opens in Jersey City
A Downtown JC restaurant space that has been dormant for almost four years has sprung back to life in a big way with brick oven pizzas and some unique Italian fare from the team behind Blue Eyes in Hoboken.
After 90 Years, Jersey City’s Famed Boulevard Drinks Is Moving to Make Way for 55-Story Tower
After more than 90 years in Jersey City, beloved hot dog spot Boulevard Drinks is relocating to make way for a 55-story development with apartments and a Whole Foods.
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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Sydney Sweeney, More Stars Shooting “The Housemaid’s Secret” in Jersey City, Hoboken
Hollywood has invaded Hudson County once again as a sequel to one of 2025’s biggest financial film successes has started shooting scenes near the Hudson River in the Garden State.
Sydney Sweeney, More Stars Shooting “The Housemaid’s Secret” in Jersey City, Hoboken
Hollywood has invaded Hudson County once again as a sequel to one of 2025’s biggest financial film successes has started shooting scenes near the Hudson River in the Garden State.
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.
