Development

After months of planning, construction is finally set to begin on another new infill residential development in the booming Journal Square neighborhood of Jersey City.

In the nearly 17 years since the first riders boarded the Hudson-Bergen Light Rail, buildings containing thousands of residential units have risen within walking distance of many of its 24 stations. Now, development could soon be centered around a stop in Jersey City’s Bergen-Lafayette.

A single-story building in Hoboken that previously housed a Domino's Pizza is slated for development.

KidZania, a mini-city theme park where children can role play in nearly 100 different professions, just announced plans to open at the American Dream.

Unsurprisingly, Jersey City is ranked #1 for new development in New Jersey - but do you know what other NJ towns are also seeing lots of development?

Two separate plans were approved as part of a block-long mixed-use project along 18th Street, as LeFrak’s latest project hopes to continue the neighborhood’s transformation.

After serving local residents for 88 years, Sears will soon close the doors of their location in Watchung.

The Union-based university seeks to develop more parking, academic, research, and housing buildings.

A new project is aiming to bring more housing and retail to 311-315 West Side Avenue in Jersey City.

The one-story building at 132 Mallory Avenue (a.k.a. 346 Virginia Avenue) will be converted into a mixed-use building.