Jersey City Real Estate News

A public library that has served the Journal Square community since the 1950s has closed its doors as both a temporary replacement and plans for a permanent one are already underway.

The historic Jersey City theater, which is wrapping up a $72 million renovation, has booked its first performance in November later this year.

Just Salad is looking to open their third Hudson County outpost inside the ground floor of a prominent Jersey City tower.

A six-story project was recently greenlit along a stretch of Pavonia Avenue in Jersey City that otherwise consists of two- and three-story homes.

One of Downtown Jersey City’s last remaining dollar stores could be meeting the wrecking ball as a new mixed-use project has been greenlit.

A fresh omakase-style restaurant from the chef behind East Hana is officially open for business inside a cozy Downtown Jersey City space.

From the fight for women’s suffrage to the creation of Jersey City’s first kindergartens, this historic Fairmount Avenue home has witnessed more than a century of civic change.

A proposal to split a large lot in Jersey City’s West Bergen-East Lincoln Park Historic District has reignited debate over whether preservation should protect not only historic homes, but the land around them.

A plan that first emerged in 2021 will add 584 residences, office space, and ground floor retail to about half an acre of land in Jersey City.

Set within a boutique building of just three residences, these Downtown Jersey City condos offer spacious duplex layouts, private outdoor space, and easy access to the Grove Street PATH.