JERSEY CITY

A deal is in place to repurpose two separate industrial properties near Liberty State Park into Class A film production spaces.

A Jersey City-based real estate firm just launched a virtual space with a calendar of online social, fitness, entertainment and educational options to aid the public during this period of social distancing and the COVID-19 crisis.

The hospitality industry has taken a huge hit during the pandemic, but a few feel-good stories have emerged and lots of restaurants are staying open for pick-up and delivery.

Under construction for over a year, the 6,000-square foot facility is officially a working brewery and looks to open a tap room and roof deck during the upcoming months.

The notable fried chicken restaurant from Manhattan is now serving pick-up and delivery orders out of their Paulus Hook space.

721 Garfield Avenue offers 1,700 square feet across three floors and luxe urban perks for the discerning buyer in Jersey City.

A local couple has opened a brick and mortar spot in The Heights serving up unique donuts that you’ve likely seen around Hudson County’s cafes.

Several indicators have emerged that the second portion of the massive development could be downsized to a single tower but still include almost 800 units.

A multi-family development has been proposed again for a vacant lot on Fourth Street.

More than $2 million will be spent on improving the infrastructure, restoring recreational areas, and adding a fountain to the prominent greenspace.