Jersey City

A development set to include 169 rental units will become the tallest building in Bergen-Lafayette by a significant margin.

Condo owners at the nearby Mandalay on the Hudson are claiming the 1,998-unit proposal would enrich developers “at the expense of residents' safety and quality of life.”

A 2,473-square-foot white box in the 79-story building shattered the previous Jersey City condominium record.

A Pep Boys facility is slated to meet the wrecking ball and be replaced with a 30-story mixed-use development that includes office space plus a penthouse restaurant.

Unit 4004 is a one-bedroom with one bath and a separate study, totaling 941 square feet.

Data sourced from apartment listings show that rents in New Jersey’s second-largest city rank just below those in major metropolises like New York and Los Angeles.

The two-bed, two-and-a-half-bath duplex also features a gas fireplace and access to the building's luxe amenities.

Apartments and almost 1,900 square feet of retail are included in the development, which is the latest revitalization effort to emerge along the major commercial corridor.

A project involving everything from new residential space to a new public park is being proposed for a group of properties near McGinley Square, Jersey City.

Secaucus-based Harmony Foundation, who are also opening a facility in Hoboken, has applied to convert a Downtown property into a 16,000-square-foot dispensary.