Jersey City

A five-story development is rising at 747 Grand Street, between Arlington Avenue and Harmon Street, in Jersey City’s Ward F. When completed, the building, which was originally dubbed ‘Grand Parc Residences’, will contain 36 market rate residential rental units.

A long-neglected building just a stone’s throw away from Journal Square’s building boom is finally getting some much-needed TLC, perhaps a small sign that some of the neighborhood’s older properties might soon see a piece of the area’s revitalization.

This Sunday, January 8th would have been David Bowie's 69th birthday, and Jersey City restaurant, bar, and art gallery LITM will honor his extraordinary life with their third annual David Bowie B-Day Bash

Well, it’s official! Jersey City won the 2016 Curbed Cup, taking the title of NYC neighborhood of the year. This marks the first time a neighborhood *outside* of NYC won the competition.

Several new businesses have opened recently along the Central Avenue corridor in The Heights neighborhood of Jersey City, and more are coming. Recently, a ribbon cutting was held to celebrate the opening of El Gordo Restaurant at 291 Central Ave.

Jersey City made it to the final round! We now go head-to-head with the Financial District. Could a New Jersey city win Curbed’s NYC neighborhood of the year? We think so. Voting ends January 2, let's win this thing!

One of Jersey City's most recognized restaurants is looking for a new owner. The Grove street staple has been open since the early 2000's and was one of the first set down roots in the up and coming area. Now, it's looking for a new owner.

We're down to the final four and Jersey City is still in the running to become Curbed's neighborhood of the year. For our second to last showdown, we're up against Brooklyn's Prospect Heights. Vote now so we can advance to the final round!

Jersey City’s Riverview-Fisk Park is finally getting a new gazebo. It’s been four years since Hurricane Sandy’s winds blew the roof off the historic structure. Now, the Riverview Neighborhood Association has unveiled plans for a replacement for the destroyed gazebo.

A sweeping transformation is occurring where Hoboken and Jersey City collide, and now a previously approved project in the area will have more units than originally planned and create some much-need green space in a quickly evolving district.