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.
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.
The Summit House, One of Jersey City’s Oldest Buildings, is Headed for the Auction...
Dating back to 1690, the iconic Journal Square, Jersey City building is poised for a 21st century comeback.
The Crocker Mansion – History, Luxury and Scandal for $33 Million in Mahwah
From a 19th-century dream home to a billionaire’s seized asset, this $33M NJ mansion has an unbelievable story.
Jersey City’s Journey Through History: Railroads, Rivalries, and Resilience
The story of Jersey City is one of ambition, rivalry, and perseverance, with its fate intertwined with Newark and New York.
There’s No Place Like Newark for the Holidays: Brick City History for the Most...
Carrying my gifts along Broad Street, I couldn’t help but be transported to a time when Newark’s holiday streetscapes sparkled like a living postcard.
