Elizabeth

A major culinary publication has finally shown New Jersey’s pizza scene the love that residents know it deserves.

A nine-building portfolio spread across northern New Jersey was recently sold to multiple buyers.

New Jersey’s legal marijuana industry could get going next year, and an advancing bill has significant benefits for four of the state’s largest cities.

The location where the Whyman House on Newark Avenue in Elizabeth used to stand might become the site of a multi-family development.

All New Jersey residents over 21 will soon be able to legally buy pot at 13 existing medicinal facilities as recreational dispensaries and consumption lounge applications continue to emerge at the local level.

The traditional Frog Hollow neighborhood will be getting a new look with the planned redevelopment at 200 South Second Street.

Elizabeth, New Jersey, might be one of the most important cities in the nation without a commission to protect its historic landmarks.

Over the past decade, there has been significant investment made in the downtowns of the region’s largest cities, Newark and Jersey City. Now, developers are eyeing New Jersey’s fourth largest city as a place for new projects.

A 10-building portfolio of multifamily properties consisting of 324 units and two cell towers was recently sold for $50 million in Elizabeth, New Jersey.

A firm has secured $77.75 million in funding for Vinty, a 267-unit residential project with retail and office space across from the Elizabeth train station.