Jersey City

While a few notable developments have been delayed, several buildings that rival the scale of Downtown have started rising in Jersey City’s historic center.

A developer is planning to construct a residential building near the Divided Highway. The proposal is scheduled to go before the board tonight.

A unique proposal in Jersey City’s Paulus Hook neighborhood calls for a new development at the corner of Morris and Washington.

The company behind a 750-unit development is looking to prolong approvals already in place as they negotiate with the Port Authority to bring infrastructure improvements to the property.

Are you looking for a new home in Jersey City with on-site parking and private outdoor space? Don’t miss out on these two brand-new residences situated in the Hilltop section of Jersey City.

DVORA 175 at 175 2nd Street brings brand new one-, two-, and three-bedroom residences for rent, gorgeous amenities, and unique concierge-like services to Downtown Jersey City.

The latest version of the development rises six stories, includes 75 residential units, and nixes all the retail space that was featured in previous proposals.

A new development project may soon be breaking ground in the Lafayette neighborhood of Jersey City. Last week, City Council voted to approve a 20-year tax abatement for a project at 2-16 Ash Street / 440-446 Whiton Street.

Jersey City food truck Venti Italian Specialties will be opening their first brick and mortar storefront in Jersey City.

Meximodo in Metuchen has opened, offering over 1,000 varieties of tequila alongside Mexican dishes, and has another location planned in Jersey City.