Hoboken Values Triple, Jersey City Flat, Bayonne Down
Last week the New Jersey Department of Community Affairs released its annual property tax report. Mike D’Onofrio over at the Jersey Journal broke down...
Thank You Hudson County for Making Us #2!!
August numbers are in and Jersey Digs is getting big! What began as a hobby a little over a year ago, has since grown to be the 2nd largest website in Hudson County.
Study Ranks Newark as the Worst City for Millennials
Rent.com gave the Brick City low marks in several metrics including median income, unemployment rate, and cost of living.
The Heights Can’t Hide from Developers
Journal Square isn’t the only area slated for development in years to come, The Heights is also set to develop and expand. The Washington...
Jersey City Ranked #2 City For Families Out Of Over 100 Cities
Jersey City ranked number two on the top ten list of US cities for young families - over 100 cities were considered for the top ten spots.
Condos Proposed for 380 Newark Ave
The Village Neighborhood Association met last night to discuss the details of a new mixed-use project at 380 Newark Ave. Presented by its architect,...
Company Pays $3.8M for Property Opposite Newark’s Murphy Varnish Lofts
A tract in Newark’s Ironbound neighborhood that was once expected to become home to a development called Vesey Street Commons was sold last year to a Union County company.
Empire Bridge Project Suggests Connecting New Jersey to Queens
The visionaries are at it again. A new proposal has surfaced that conceptualizes a twin suspension bridge connecting New Jersey with Queens via Manhattan. Could this be the answer to our woes?
New Document Provides a Timeline for Jersey City Reval
A timeline for Jersey City’s pending revaluation has been obtained by The Jersey Journal. The document received by via a public-records request outlines the steps in the revaluation process along with proposed dates for each step.
N.J. Legislators Pass $100 Million COVID-19 Rent Relief Bill
The state’s Assembly approved a bill that could give emergency rental assistance to tenants financially impacted by the coronavirus, which will now head to Governor Murphy’s desk.
