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SERHANT. Launches Sales at One Jones Park, Now 30% Sold in Downtown Jersey City
From its distinctive cast-concrete exterior to its Italian-crafted kitchens and marble baths, every element of One Jones Park has been thoughtfully considered.
NYC’s Maman Opening New Café in Hoboken
Maman, café inspired by southern France that started in Manhattan over a decade ago, is expanding to New Jersey once again, this time to Hoboken.
Shopping Center With Five Below, Starbucks and Foot Locker Sells in Linden
Legacy Square, a nearly 100,000-square-foot shopping center along Route 1-9 in Linden, has been sold to Lamar Companies and Real Capital Solutions five years after its completion.
Jersey City Advances Redevelopment Study for Hudson County Plaza
The first step has been taken to potentially transform a sprawling area containing parking lots and abandoned properties into affordable housing in Jersey City.
Fall Hiring Picks: 7 New Jersey Jobs to Know About This Week
New Jersey’s latest job openings include senior leadership positions, opportunities for designers and content creators, and a Jersey City event connecting residents with construction careers.
New Bakery Feliz Deliz Opens Brick and Mortar Spot in Jersey City
A business formed over four years ago has finally launched its first permanent home in Downtown Jersey City and is serving their locally famous carrot cake and more.
59,000-Square-Foot Indoor Adventure Park Coming to Former Sears Property in Paramus
NRG Adventure Park has signed a 59,000-square-foot lease in Paramus, bringing ninja courses, ziplines, trampoline sports and other family entertainment to the former Sears property.
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.
Newark Approves Townhouse Development Near Malcolm X Shabazz High School
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.
Alto Food Hall Concept Coming to Hoboken’s Southend Lofts
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.
Camden Planning Board Gives OK to Market-Rate Waterfront Townhouses
Investors include the family of Democratic power broker George E. Norcross III.
Jersey City’s 1,049-Unit Park Tower Secures $390 Million Construction Loan
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.
Plans Revealed for Proposed 160-Unit Project Along Hoboken Border
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.
Redevelopment Plan in Haddon Heights Saves a Historic Church and Adds Housing
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.
Two Lawsuits Filed to Block 168 Townhomes in Jersey City’s Port Liberté
Two Port Liberté condo associations have filed lawsuits seeking to overturn Jersey City’s approval of Pulte Homes’ planned 168-townhome Liberty Watch development.
