The e-commerce giant has signed leases for facilities throughout the state that will create thousands of jobs amid an uncertain retail landscape.

The Jersey City-based real estate brokerage Sawyer Smith Residential is opening a second office this summer, expanding its presence in Hudson County with a completely updated space in Hoboken.

A development with multiple phases is moving forward in Jersey City. The first phase is already under construction and the developer just received a key approval to bring three additional towers to Journal Square.

369 3rd Street is a two-family townhouse, totaling 4,000 square feet, with private outdoor space and parking.

The owners behind Darke Pines butcher will start serving sandwiches, soups, salads, and some treats out of space they’ve taken over along Erie Street.

The McKenzie brings eight luxury residences and a two-family home to the historic former church property at 160 Mercer Street, Jersey City.

An eatery serving Paulus Hook for almost two decades has launched a new seafood-themed space complete with outdoor seating and also have plans to expand their main restaurant into a neighboring building.

The planning board denied an application that would have built several public amenities on a Newport pier but also set aside a large section exclusively for tenants of their properties.

A wine and burger chain that has spent the last few years expanding throughout New Jersey has announced that they will be shutting down all but three of their Garden State locations.

This is one dream that might not come true. The developer of the Dream Tower on Newark Avenue in Jersey City told the Jersey City Redevelopment Agency that proceeding with the proposed project is no longer feasible because of the coronavirus.