Jersey City

Mack-Cali is making major capital investments along the waterfront in the retail, commercial, residential, and public spaces to create a “pedestrian-friendly urban landscape at the water’s edge” and a real “live work play” neighborhood.

Local developer Weingarten Group recently broke ground on their latest project at 380 Newark Avenue, which will add 45 new units to Downtown’s condominium inventory next year.

Get to know Journal Square eatery, Square 1, a community eatery that is committed to shared space, connection, good food, and nourishment.

Over 100 styles of whiskey and spirits will be available for the tasting when the Jersey City Whiskey Fest comes to town on March 24th, and we’ve got your exclusive hookup for discounted tickets.

The next installment of our “Ask an Investor” series with Jerome Fazzari and Lorna McManus of GreenPen Investments. In this part, they answer the questions: Should you invest for cash flow or appreciation? What are the average costs to build ground up? How to find financing?

Preliminary plans are in the works to develop a city-owned lot in Jersey City's historic Bergen Hill neighborhood. The plan could bring a 5-story, 30-unit building to the currently wooded parcel.

A prominent landmark in a rapidly developing neighborhood could be revived and expanded under a proposed new district, which would preserve a piece of Jersey City’s history and update it for modern times.

From sweets to nostalgia to ramen noodles, Jersey City has several exciting eateries in the works.

In the nearly 17 years since the first riders boarded the Hudson-Bergen Light Rail, buildings containing thousands of residential units have risen within walking distance of many of its 24 stations. Now, development could soon be centered around a stop in Jersey City’s Bergen-Lafayette.

While other areas of Jersey City may get more attention, Greenville has a few hidden gems of its own. Here's our roundup of some of the best eats in the neighborhood.