With Anheuser-Busch Closing, Newark Loses Its Last Big Brewery and a Piece of Its...
The impending closure of Anheuser-Busch’s Newark brewery represents more than job losses, it's the disappearance of the final remnant of a brewing culture that once defined the city.
New Bergen County History Museum Breaks Ground at Historic New Bridge Landing
The new Bergen County museum will rise on the spot where George Washington and the Continental Army fought the British during the Revolutionary War.
Built on History, Thriving in Art: Lambertville’s Revival Story
Historic preservation didn’t just save Lambertville’s architecture - it sparked an artistic renaissance that transformed the town into one of New Jersey’s most creative destinations.
Jersey City’s Historic Summit House Sells For $2.4 Million
A property that dates to the 17th century could be undergoing big changes as a historic home in Jersey City’s Journal Square neighborhood has changed hands following an auction.
NJIT to Restore Yellow Cab Building, Where Newark’s Taxi Industry Began
NJIT has announced plans to restore the historic Yellow Cab Building in Newark, preserving a key architectural piece of Newark’s early 20th-century transit legacy.
Newark Symphony Hall Unveils New Marquee Design Ahead of Centennial Celebration
As Newark Symphony Hall nears its 100th birthday, see how its facade, and role in the city, has evolved across decades.
The Crocker Mansion, One of New Jersey’s Grandest Estates, Lists for $26.9 Million
A special visit to the 21-bedroom, 26-bathroom, 50,000-square-foot New Jersey architectural masterpiece in the Ramapo Mountains.
All-Cash $20 Million Jersey City Heights Deal Sets Citywide Per-Unit Record
The newly built multi-family building sold for $20 million in cash, setting a per-unit price record in Jersey City.
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.
