Real Housewives of New Jersey’s Joe and Melissa Gorga Move into New House
We have all the details on Joe and Melissa Gorga's new house, ahead of the Real Housewives of New Jersey premiere. The Bravo TV stars are settling into a new customized mansion in Franklin Lakes.
Former Trenton Industrial Complex Being Transformed Into Mixed-Use Community
An increasing number of New Jersey developers are finding new uses for vacant or abandoned historic buildings in urban areas. In Trenton, construction is underway on Roebling Center, a mixed-use transit-oriented-development.
Millennials Are Still Leaving New Jersey, Study Finds
A new report reveals that the Garden State’s younger residents are indeed fleeing, a trend that could have substantial consequences for the business and real estate climate.
Newark Sues NYC Over a Program That Has Relocated 1,198 Homeless Families to the...
Newark filed a lawsuit saying that New York City is violating interstate commerce rules by coercing families to sign leases for illegal and uninhabitable apartments.
Choice is the Toll Brothers Advantage and Where Your Dream Home Begins
Design your home down to the last detail with Toll Brothers in any one of their luxury New Jersey communities.
121-Unit Affordable Multifamily Portfolio Sells for Over $14M in New Jersey
A portfolio of affordable, income-restricted multifamily properties in northern and central New Jersey was recently sold for $14,145,000.
Step Out And Explore: The Most Walkable Cities In New Jersey You Need To...
Our diverse list of the most walkable cities in New Jersey includes cities, beach towns, suburban enclaves, and even rural spots with great downtowns.
Here’s How Much You Need to Earn to Be Upper Middle Class in New...
How New Jersey ranks against other states when it comes to earning enough to be upper middle class may surprise you.
REPORT: Millennials are Leaving New Jersey
The numbers are in and Millennials want something New Jersey doesn't have enough of.
Latest NJ Cannabis Bill Advances, Prioritizes Jersey City, Newark Businesses
New Jersey’s legal marijuana industry could get going next year, and an advancing bill has significant benefits for four of the state’s largest cities.
