Jersey City

The council could soon take a step toward replacing almost two acres of prefab homes between First and Second streets with a 50-story tiered high-rise that includes affordable housing and a new public school.

The notable fried chicken restaurant from Manhattan is now serving pick-up and delivery orders out of their Paulus Hook space.

The council’s recently passed ordinance outlaws rent increases through at least August at many properties that have four apartments or less and at all rent-controlled units.

A development with multiple phases is moving forward in Jersey City. The first phase is already under construction and the developer just received a key approval to bring three additional towers to Journal Square.

The company finalized a $23.75 million deal to transfer the 58-unit mixed-use property to a New York-based holding company, but has retained the rights for the undeveloped second phase slated for a lot across the street.

A business that has evolved from a family-run restaurant into a luxury sushi catering company is offering pick-up and delivery service out of a corner storefront in The Heights.

The healthcare giant will be setting up shop in 53,000 square feet of space at the prominent office building.

A large restaurant that brought southern hospitality to a lively stretch of Downtown has ended their five-year run and furthered the year-long transition of Newark Avenue’s Pedestrian Plaza.

After celebrating a ribbon-cutting ceremony in November, the luxury condominium is already 70% sold. Four of the remaining six units have been introduced and all offer private outdoor space.

The city will soon start accepting applications for an emergency rental assistance initiative to be run via a lottery system.