Jersey City

The Thai-style ice cream and crepe shop had been operating out of a Hoboken restaurant but will soon be relocating to a space of their own atop the Palisades.

These four residences offer sophisticated living in one of Jersey City’s most desirable locations near Hamilton Park.

The NYC-based restaurant is crossing the Hudson River and has begun building out their eatery.

A Boston-based firm will oversee the building’s overhaul into a tech, healthcare, and medical facility.

Developers are planning a seven-story structure at 323-325 Pine Street, between Johnston Avenue and Ash Street, in Ward F. The building is slated to include 20 residential rental units, two of which will be designated as affordable.

The Jersey City facility, a major component of the 14-acre SciTech Scity redevelopment, will include a variety of classrooms, an observatory, and several outdoor areas.

The Dublin-based department store Primark will be opening in Jersey City and is currently seeking qualified candidates to fill several positions.

The prominent Jersey City developer has eliminated a controversial section of their previous proposal that would have made a portion of the park accessible only to residents of their buildings.

The rapidly expanding company known for its seafood boils and po'boys will be opening in Downtown Jersey City.

BikeJC has opened up registration for their 7th Annual Jersey City Ward Tour. The 15-mile tour takes riders on a police escorted, relaxed (10mph) ride through all Jersey City wards.