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A new home just hit the market at 77 Hudson in Downtown Jersey City. Spanning 1,880 square feet, this 3-bedroom, 2 ½-bath plus home office residence is one of the largest configurations in the community.

In a city that is seeing a huge rental building boom, The Oakman sets itself apart in one major way - it's the first large-scale, doorman condominium project in Downtown Jersey City to hit the market in over seven years. The 159-home community, which began selling late last year, is about 60% sold and recently welcomed its first residents.

Sitting on the banks of the Hudson River, The Pearl offers an uncompromised lifestyle. The brand new condo community is the readaptation of the former Lever Brothers research facility which has been transformed into 63 loft style condos with eye-popping views of Manhattan.

Homes at Park Bayonne are in high demand and just a few apartments remain available at the development, which is proving to be a great success story for the Peninsula City. Those looking for larger units will be impressed with the value they get at Park Bayonne.

A recently completed renovation project illustrates the changing tide in Lafayette. Featuring high-end rental units and two commercial spaces - one of which has drawn a popular downtown restauranteur to the area - the fully-restored building highlights Lafayette’s increasing popularity.

Located just off Grove Street, 56 Wayne offers brand new, well-restored townhome residences. The recently completed project offers spacious layouts, top of the line finishes, and historic details.

This recently renovated brick and brownstone townhome on one of Hoboken's best blocks recently hit the market. With its chic, modern design and a bonus top floor rental unit, the property is hard to pass over at $1,650,000.

Recently completed as part of the Springfield Avenue Marketplace development, 24 Jones brings 152 modernly styled apartments to Newark's University Heights neighborhood. Offering quick access to downtown, multiple universities and cultural destinations, the community is perfect for those who want to live near it all.

If you've ever dreamed of having a rope swing hanging from the rafters in your living room, then you are in luck. This storied penthouse in downtown Jersey City not only boasts a swing, but also a sound-proof music studio that once hosted the likes of Queen Latifah, the Pet Shop Boys, Bruce Springsteen and New Order.

The M at Englewood South, located less than 3 miles from the George Washington Bridge, is a 125-unit condominium community that has both the walkability that NYC, Hoboken or Jersey City transplants are used to, and the benefits and high quality of life that comes with a more suburban community.