Dilapidated Mansion in Jersey City’s New Historic District Under Renovation
A turn-of-the-last-century mansion in a Jersey City historic district is undergoing a long-hoped-for renovation.
Luxury Three-Bed Condo with Private Balcony has Everything in DTJC
The downtown Jersey City residence has almost 1,700 square feet, and a private balcony overlooking the marina and the Hudson River.
Jersey City Partially Opens Developer-Funded Coles Park
Jersey City residents can finally celebrate the opening of a new park downtown that will add more components in the coming months.
241 Grove Street Sets Two-Family Sales Record in Downtown Jersey City
Marc Brenner and Matthew Gray of Nest Seekers International just closed a record-setting sale in the heart of Downtown Jersey City.
Residential Redevelopment Planned for The Village, Jersey City
The building at the corner of Monmouth and 1st streets in Jersey City could be expanded into a three-story residential project.
Drinks, Jazz, and 19th-Century Grandeur at the Open House Event for 95 Summit Avenue,...
95 Summit Avenue, a 19th-century Bergen Hill mansion, is an Italianate masterpiece in Jersey City that was completely restored.
New Renderings Released as SciTech Scity Begins Construction in Jersey City
The $300 million Jersey City project will build a “mini-city” near Liberty Science Center -- see the new renderings here.
NJ Expert Michelle Mumoli of Compass Sells JC Heights Condo in Just Four Days
Michelle Mumoli of Compass originally sold the brand new duplex during the pre-construction phase in 2017 and the buyers-turned-sellers returned to her when it was time to list the condo this year.
Duplex Condo For Sale with Suburban-Like Space and Perks in Booming Bergen-Lafayette
This duplex condo checks every box: spacious layout, shared outdoor space, and garage parking in Jersey City’s Bergen-Lafayette neighborhood.
Lawsuit Looks to Block New Film Studio in Jersey City
Why is a neighbor looking to void Criterion's film studio approvals in Jersey City? Get all the details here.
