New Renderings Out as Construction to Begin on St. Lucy’s in Jersey City
Work will ramp up in the coming weeks at the historic church, which is being restored and expanded into a residential complex in Downtown Jersey City.
Boonton Becomes Hub for Expansive Northeast Rail History Archive
A red carpet once used on the 20th Century Limited is just one of the rare artifacts housed in Boonton’s new rail history archive.
A 1920s Church in New Jersey Becomes a Modern Home Complete With Lazy River
A former church in New Jersey has been transformed into a unique four-bedroom residence, and its backyard now includes a winding lazy river.
After a Three-Decade Fight to Save St. John’s Church, Jersey City Preservationists See Light
The mid-1800s French Gothic church in Jersey City is being saved from collapse with help from developers and preservationists.
Work Begins to Restore and Revitalize Historic Hoboken Terminal
Construction is ramping up at one of New Jersey’s most significant public-private partnership developments in Hoboken.
Loew’s Theater Marquee Removal Sparks Questions Amid Restoration Progress in Jersey City
As the historic Loew’s Theater undergoes major renovations in Jersey City, the loss of its marquee has sparked a conversation about what preservation really means.
Built in 1896, ‘Queen of Harrison’ Landmark Home Hits NJ Market, but Will it...
Long admired by locals, this Harrison architectural beauty is now for sale, and without landmark protections, its future is up in the air.
Oldest Home in Asbury Park Undergoes Dramatic Restoration
A historic home that dates to the 1880s has undergone a year-long renovation that preserved intricate details while adding modern amenities including a pool.
St. Michael’s Hospital Set for Residential Conversion as Newark’s University Heights Evolves
After years of stalled work, the historic 19th-century building in Newark's University Heights could finally see new life with housing and community amenities.
Newark’s Landmarks Commission Approves First Demolition Since Shakeup
A proposed 32-story tower will replace a historic masonry building in Newark, despite concerns from preservation advocates.
