Jersey City LGBT Pride Festival Returns Saturday, Expected to be Largest Yet
The 17th Annual Jersey City LGBT Pride Festival will take place on Saturday, August 26th, at the Pedestrian Plaza in Downtown Jersey City.
Jersey City Wine Fest Returns to Cure Your Post-Labor Day Blues
Who says Labor Day marks the end of summer? Keep your spirits high and drop by the Jersey City Wine Fest on September 9th.
It’s Official: 1 Republik and 26 Below Gastropub Coming to Jersey City
The former Rainbow space at 145 Newark Avenue will soon contain two restaurants including another location of Hoboken's 1 Republik.
The Brunswick Center Is Home to Happy and Healthy in Jersey City
With The Brunswick Center, Jersey City developer BGT Enterprises shows they are committed to the community beyond building condos.
The Unglamorous Side of Investing: Structural Damage and Oil Leakage Creates Opportunity
After narrowly avoiding demolition, 93 Reservoir Avenue has now been transformed into a modern two-family home.
University Place Moves Full Steam Ahead While Bayfront Languishes
With construction on University Place progressing quickly, the transformation of Jersey City's West Side appears imminent.
Ask an Investor: Buying Low-Priced Condos, Investing Out of State, How to Finance Longterm...
The latest installment of our “Ask an Investor” series with Jerome Fazzari and Lorna McManus of GreenPen Investments.
Lincoln Park Could Soon Have More Neighbors With This New Development
The neighborhood's latest proposed development is planned for 272-276 Duncan Avenue, near Lincoln Park.
Affordable Housing Conversion Planned for Abandoned McGinley Square Building
A longtime neighborhood eyesore, this Storms Avenue building, owned by former NBA player Terry Dehere, is now seeing plans for revitalization.
Hidden Grounds Chooses Downtown Jersey City for New Coffee Shop Location
The New Brunswick-based coffee shop wondered how they’d missed out on Jersey City after visiting and wasted no time securing a spot downtown for another location.
