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Asbury Park Convention Hall Lands Record $75 Million State Award for Restoration
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.
Hoboken Museum Series Takes a Closer Look at the City’s Historic Houses of Worship
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.
Battle Grounds Distilling Co. Opens in Toms River With a Cinematic Cocktail Menu
A new women-owned bourbon and whiskey distillery that offers a craft cocktail program inspired by notable film directors has launched in one of Ocean County’s most popular downtowns.
Mount Laurel Begins Affordable Housing Plan to Convert Nine Hotels Into Residential Units
Mount Laurel is moving toward acquiring two hotels for redevelopment into 176 affordable apartments, part of a broader plan targeting nine hotel properties across the township.
Rare 2,227-Square-Foot Three-Bedroom Hits the Market at The Avenue Collection at Port Imperial, Weehawken
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.
Charley Abruptly Closes in Harrison, Ani Ramen Team Plans New Restaurant
A popular restaurant inside the Harrison Urby development suddenly closed over the weekend with little notice and a new Japanese-style eatery is already planned for the space.
Jersey City’s 201 Hudson by Urby Nabs $277 Million in Financing
A long-stalled 69-story Urby tower near Jersey City’s waterfront has landed a $277 million construction loan, providing a major boost for the planned 748-unit development.
Maplewood’s Barn Bird Kitchen Opens Newark Restaurant
The Newark dining scene has officially welcomed a new Southern-inspired eatery with the opening of Barn Bird Kitchen.
1920s Atlantic City Office Building Being Converted Into Loft Apartments
Odin Properties has begun a $22.5 million conversion of Atlantic City’s historic Schwehm Building into 56 loft apartments, including 11 affordable units.
These New Jersey Employers Are Hiring for Jobs Paying Up to $290K
Campbell’s, Gotham FC, Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory and Spirit Halloween are among the New Jersey employers hiring this week, with opportunities paying as much as $290,000.
Ocean City Sued Over Plans for 252-Room Luxury Hotel at Wonderland Pier
Community groups and property owners are suing Ocean City over a decision that could pave the way for a 252-room luxury hotel at the former Gillian’s Wonderland Pier.
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.
390-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.
$93 Million Rehabilitation Begins on Newark’s Dock Bridge
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
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.
